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PCI DMA problem
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- Subject: PCI DMA problem
- From: Gordon Brown <brown@signal.dera.gov.uk>
- Date: Wed, 28 Apr 1999 11:03:45 +0100 (BST)
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> I have a PCI card working in a 166Mhz P1 HX chipset computer. It performs
> continuous DMA's of 512kbytes. I take the same card to a 233Mhz P2 LX
> chipset and for DMA sizes above ~1kbytes the machine crashes. Can anyone
> suggest areas I should concentrate my debugging on.
>
> Is there info on the web for these chipsets and there register settings.
I should have added that the PCI controller on the card is the AMCC S5933QE
and the problemn occurs when the S5933 performs bus mastering to host
memory. AMCC have some errata that describe the problem I am seeing but the
solutions are not quick fixes. Has anyone used the S5933 and had similiar
problems.
Many thanks
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| Name: | Gordon Brown |
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