Linux 'reboot' is HRESET or SRESET on MPC880?

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Linux 'reboot' is HRESET or SRESET on MPC880?

From: melinda develey <hidden>
Date: 2007-10-10 12:32:07

I need to know if the linux reboot command performs a HRESET or SRESET. I would like to preserve the direction and status of my GPIO pins and then I would like to perform an SRESET that shouldn't touch the pddat, pddir.
   
  Bye,
  Antonio.

       
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RE: Linux 'reboot' is HRESET or SRESET on MPC880?

From: DI BACCO ANTONIO - technolabs <hidden>
Date: 2007-10-10 13:01:18

I need to know if the linux reboot command performs a HRESET or
SRESET. I would like to preserve
the direction and status of my GPIO pins and then I would like to
perform an SRESET that=20
shouldn't touch the pddat, pddir.
The mpc8xx restart consists in clearing the ME bit in MSR register to
cause checkstop on machine check and then accessing an invalid location.
I don't know if this causes a SRESET or HRESET and if the GPIO will be
preserved or not. I know that PDDAT, PDDIR and the like are preserved
with SRESET.=20

Bye.




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