Hi,
I'm trying to get the PCMCIA CardService running on an mpc823 board
(RPX Lite). I pick up the code from Jo-Ellen Mathews of AbsoluteValue
Systems,and I can do something like remap memory, read data from IO
port...But end up with IRQ probe fail (I start with PCMCIA Flash Card). I
did an investigating and find out the reason, that is PCMCIA card service
already occupy the PCMCIA interrupt and I can not use request_8xxirq to
register another handler .
I am thinking that I may have to rewrite request_8xxirq and pcmcia interrupt
handler to solve this case. Is there any better solution? Have any one have
done it? I am very appreciated for any help.
Thank in advances
Hoang
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Nguyen Xuan Hoang wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to get the PCMCIA CardService running on an mpc823 board
(RPX Lite). I pick up the code from Jo-Ellen Mathews of AbsoluteValue
Systems,and I can do something like remap memory, read data from IO
port...But end up with IRQ probe fail (I start with PCMCIA Flash Card). I
did an investigating and find out the reason, that is PCMCIA card service
already occupy the PCMCIA interrupt and I can not use request_8xxirq to
register another handler .
I am thinking that I may have to rewrite request_8xxirq and pcmcia interrupt
handler to solve this case. Is there any better solution? Have any one have
done it? I am very appreciated for any help.
yeah, I have done it. use my patches on
ftp://ftp.mvista.com/pub/Area51/ppc_8xx. I still have not done a
README, but if you have a MV support contract just contact support and
they will help you out.
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you need to install the kernel patches on the ftp site as well. the
patch with ide and kernel in the name take care of that problem.
Nguyen Xuan Hoang wrote:
Hi Matthew,
Thank very much for your info. I have look at your patch but it seems not
solving our problem. I would like explain more:
- From my investigation is: there's one confliction of the interrupt:
1. The PCMCIA card service (m8xx_pcmcia) register it's interrupt handler by
calling:
request_8xxirq(pcmcia_schlvl, m8xx_interrupt, 0, "m8xx_pcmcia", NULL);
well, that seems logical.
2. But when an PCMCIA card plug in, it remap the memory and route it's
interrupt to the system interrupt (of course only one PCMCIA interrupt). The
problem is most of driver using REQUEST_8XXIRQ to register the handler. For
Example the FLASH card will call IDE driver, IDE driver will call
IDE_REQUEST_IRQ to register ide_intr.
As I saw the IDE_REQUEST_IRQ call REQUEST_8XXIRQ with PCMCIA interrupt. It
fails because the interrupt already occupy by PCMCIA (see step 1).
I may be wrong...please give me some advices
Thank in advances.
Hoang
quoted
yeah, I have done it. use my patches on
ftp://ftp.mvista.com/pub/Area51/ppc_8xx. I still have not done a
README, but if you have a MV support contract just contact support and
they will help you out.
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Hi Matthew,
Thank very much for your info. I have look at your patch but it seems not
solving our problem. I would like explain more:
- From my investigation is: there's one confliction of the interrupt:
1. The PCMCIA card service (m8xx_pcmcia) register it's interrupt handler by
calling:
request_8xxirq(pcmcia_schlvl, m8xx_interrupt, 0, "m8xx_pcmcia", NULL);
well, that seems logical.
2. But when an PCMCIA card plug in, it remap the memory and route it's
interrupt to the system interrupt (of course only one PCMCIA interrupt). The
problem is most of driver using REQUEST_8XXIRQ to register the handler. For
Example the FLASH card will call IDE driver, IDE driver will call
IDE_REQUEST_IRQ to register ide_intr.
As I saw the IDE_REQUEST_IRQ call REQUEST_8XXIRQ with PCMCIA interrupt. It
fails because the interrupt already occupy by PCMCIA (see step 1).
I may be wrong...please give me some advices
Thank in advances.
Hoang
yeah, I have done it. use my patches on
ftp://ftp.mvista.com/pub/Area51/ppc_8xx. I still have not done a
README, but if you have a MV support contract just contact support and
they will help you out.
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