Patrick J Kobly wrote:
steef wrote:
..the driver works perfect now. cordial thanks to you all.
but.......where can i find an *explanation* for what i have done by
putting this kwrite-file with in it ...* disable msi_1 * in
/etc/modprobe.d ??
I'm glad to hear that this works for you... I'm sorry that my driver
dev / architecture skills are a bit out of date, but I've found the
following info on MSI:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Message_Signaled_Interrupts
http://lwn.net/Articles/44139/
It sounds like this is a new spec for handling interrupts that uses
shared memory. Presumably this should improve performance and should
improve flexibility in dealing with systems with a wider variety of
devices. It should also allow hardware manufacturers to decrease pin
count.
Is this an accurate user-level summary of MSI?
PK
these info-sources are most welcome and give a thorough explanation,
even for a non-technician as me.
thank you very much!
steef
drs. s. van duin, e. casimirlaan 7A
9717AT groningen holland
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