Ralf Baechle wrote:
On Fri, Jan 12, 2007 at 02:49:05PM +0000, Alan wrote:
The GT-64111 passes the CPU addresses straight onto the PCI bus and does
not remove the offset of the Galileo's PCI window in CPU space. This
means the only PCI I/O addresses that can be supported are 0x1000.0000
to 0x11ff.ffff, hence the negative 'io_offset'.
Does this mean it can't hit PCI I/O space legacy addresses (0x1F0 etc) ?
If so can you set CONFIG_NO_ATA_LEGACY in your platform configuration
In the meantime I checked this against the Galileo documentation. Which
says just like Yoichi and Peter that the GT-64111 is passing local
addresses in the configured PCI memory or I/O windows straight through to
the PCI bus. Reconfiguring the PCI I/O window to start at physical address
zero is not really an option because the CPU has it's exception vectors
there.
There is one inconsistency in the whole story still. Cobalts use a PC-style
legacy RTC chip at I/O port 0x70 and that seems to work just fine. I suspect
the the VIA Apollo SuperIO chip makes this work by just dropping some of the
high I/O port address bits ...
I've just checked on the Qube2 here and the RTC can be found at
0x1000.0070, 0x1001.0070 etc so the VIA bridge is only decoding the low
16 address lines for I/O space. Handy really otherwise it wouldn't work
with the GT-64111 :-)
P.
