On Feb 23, 2007, at 8:16 AM, Charles Krinke wrote:

Dear Kumar:

Thank you very much for your advice on addressing our PCI device. It
turned out that the OutboundTranslation windows were the key.

In uboot, I setup two windows to allow accesses to 32bit cpu space
0x8400_000 & 0x8800_0000 to be translated to 64bit DAC (Dual Address
Cycles) at 0x3_0000_0000 & 0x1_0000_0000 respectively, and both the  
8241
and 8541 do this quite well.

Once the potar, powbar and other outbound translation address windows
were reset to the same values in Linux that they had in uboot,  
outbound
transactions work fine and address the registers and memory in our  
ASIC.

Good to hear.

Next, I need to study the difference between the DMA engines in the  
8241
and 8541 to accomplish a similar mission. This one may be a bit  
trickier
and you advice would be greatly appreciated.

The 8241 DMA engine understands 64bit DMA  in that it has a high  
source
& destination address register for the upper 32bits of a 64bit  
address.
Unfortunately, the 8541 does not. It only supports 32bit DMA.

This is doable, however I haven't done it myself.

So, my assumption is that there is some way to use a different  
outbound
address translation window and emulate 64bit DMA transactions using  
the
32bit DMA engine in the 8541.

Yep. If you have the POTARs setup to access the 64 bit PCI address  
space you want than you just DMA to the 'internal' address that the  
POTAR is pointing to.

I suggest a simple direct mode test first to make sure everything  
appears to be working properly (maybe via hand in u-boot with memory  
write commands)

I don't know if you have studied this part at all, but if you or  
anyone
would be willing to offer a few hints, I would be appreciative.

- k