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NET+OS 6.1 Training

NET+OS 6.1 Training. PCI. NET+OS 6.1 PCI/Cardbus Driver. Supports PCI Host Cardbus PCI Device Assumptions GNT/REQ pairs tied to DDI device Arbiter always required in Host/never in Device Type 0 PCI Headers only See diagram #1. PCI Host API.

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NET+OS 6.1 Training

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  1. NET+OS 6.1 Training

  2. PCI

  3. NET+OS 6.1 PCI/Cardbus Driver • Supports • PCI Host • Cardbus • PCI Device • Assumptions • GNT/REQ pairs tied to DDI device • Arbiter always required in Host/never in Device • Type 0 PCI Headers only • See diagram #1

  4. PCI Host API • Utilities to probe and configure devices on the bus • Maps external memory space to NS9750 memory space • Exposes NS9750 memory space • Utilities to trap Error conditions • Status Register Errors • Broken Masters • AHB Errors / System Errors (SERR) • Utilities to trap PCI Interrupts • INTA# through INTD#

  5. Flow Diagram

  6. Probing and configuring Devices • Uses DDI read() and write() • I/O Controls • PCI_GET_DEVICE_NUMBER • PCI_SET_DEVICE_NUMBER • PCI_SET_IO_BASE_ADDRESS • PCI_SET_MEMORY_BASE_ADDRESS

  7. Exposing NS9750 memory space • I/O Controls • PCI_EXPOSE_LOCAL_MEMORY

  8. Trapping Errors • I/O Controls • PCI_ARM_INTERRUPT • PCI_SET_INTERUPT_CALLBACK

  9. Trapping Interrupts • I/O Controls • PCI_ARM_ERROR • PCI_SET_ERROR_CALLBACK

  10. /PC1/0 /PC1/2 /PC1/1 INTA# ……… REQ1# REQ2# INTA# REQ# REQ# GNT1# RST# INTB# AD0-31 GNT2# RST# AD0-31 IDSEL GNT# RST# AD0-31 IDSEL GNT# NS9750 PCI Block diagram

  11. Cardbus • Flow Diagram • Driver specs.

  12. Flow Diagram

  13. Open Cardbus Host State

  14. Cardbus Driver • Works like a PCI Host. • Probe and configures Bus • Maps and Exposes memory spaces • Traps Errors and Interrupts • Cardbus services are also available. • Cardbus Socket Event Registers • CVS/CCD sensing pins • Cardbus Clock Stop mechanism

  15. Cardbus Socket Event Registers • I/O Controls • PCI_GET_CARDBUS_SOCKET_EVENT_REGISTER • PCI_GET_CARDBUS_SOCKET_MASK_REGISTER • PCI_GET_CARDBUS_SOCKET_PRESENT_STATE_REGISTER • PCI_SET_CARDBUS_SOCKET_MASK_REGISTER • PCI_SET_CARDBUS_CALLBACK

  16. CVS/CCD Sensing • I/O Controls • PCI_GET_CB_CCD1 • PCI_GET_CB_CCD2 • PCI_GET_CB_CVS1 • PCI_GET_CB_CVS2 • PCI_SET_CB_CVS1 • PCI_SET_CB_CVS2

  17. Cardbus Clock stop mechanism • I/O Controls • PCI_STOP_CARDBUS_CLOCK

  18. PCI Device • Utilizes early initialization. • BSP calls pciVeryEarlyInitialization() which calls the platform customizable function customizePCIStartup • Map external memory spaces to NS9750 Memory Space • Expose NS9750 Memory • Control the INTA# line

  19. Device control over INTA# • I/O Controls • PCI_SET_PCI_INTERRUPT

  20. PCI read int fd, result;    pci_read_t readData;    unsigned int configData[16];     fd = open ("/pci/2", O_RDWR);    if (fd < 0)    {        return;    }    readData.function = pciFunc0;    readData.headerType = pciType0;    readData.busNumber = 0;    readData.pDest = configData;    readData.source = 0;    result = read(fd, (char *)&readData, 16);    if (result != 16)     {        return;    }

  21. PCI write     int fd, result;    pci_write_t writeData;    unsigned int configData[16];    fd = open ("/pci/2", O_RDWR);    if (fd < 0) {        return;    }    configData[1] |= MC_PCI_COMMAND_REG_MEM_SPACE;    writeData.pSource = &configData[1];    writeData.destination = 1;    writeData.function = pciFunc0;    writeData.headerType = pciType0;    writeData.busNumber = 0;    result = write(fd, (char *)&writeData, 1);    if (result != 1)    {        return;    }

  22. PCI ioctl to expose local space      pci_localMap_t AddressMap;    pci_localMap_t *pAddrMap[2];    int locfd, result;    locfd = open ("/pci/0", O_RDWR);    if (locfd < 0)    {        return;    } pAddrMap[0] = &AddressMap;    pAddrMap[1] = NULL;    pAddrMap[0]->bank = pciBank5;    pAddrMap[0]->localAddress = (void *)0x900000;    pAddrMap[0]->pciAddress = (void *)0xC0000000;    result = ioctl(locfd, PCI_EXPOSE_LOCAL_MEMORY, (char *)pAddrMap);

  23. PCI ioctl to map remote space        pci_mMap_t devAddressMap;    pci_mMap_t *pExtAddMap[2];    int fd, result;    fd = open ("/pci/1", O_RDWR);    if (fd < 0)  {        return;    }    pExtAddMap[0] = &devAddressMap;    pExtAddMap[1] = NULL;    pExtAddMap[0]->localAddress = pciAddr8000;    pExtAddMap[0]->szOfBlock = pci64M;    pExtAddMap[0]->pciAddress = APP_PCI_EXT_MEM_SPACE0;    pExtAddMap[0]->bank = pciBank1;    result = ioctl(fd, PCI_SET_MEMORY_BASE_ADDRESS, (char *)pExtAddMap);

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