On 3 August 2016 at 21:08, Matthew Garrett <mj...@coreos.com> wrote: > Is there any mechanism for automatically mapping non-PCI MMIO devices > to an appropriate range? From what I've found so far it seems like > target machines tend to be responsible for mapping individual devices, > but I want to make sure that I'm not missing some generic "Just put > the device in a reasonable MMIO range and tell me where it ended up" > functionality.
Yes, this is all target-specific: it's the job of the machine to know what its memory map is (and they're all wildly different as soon as you leave x86 and its cosy little "everything looks like a PC" universe ;-)). (There is the platform-bus infrastructure but that's really intended for handling pass-through of MMIO devices from the host, where you'd like the user to be able to specify passthrough of the device on the commandline without having to know addresses to put it.) thanks -- PMM
