Re: fxp, xl driver question .. (routing)(SOLVED)

1999-12-06 Thread kvandel
Mike- > I should have summarised this by saying: Correct use of the latency > timer will shorten your DMA bursts for you when necessary, giving you the > best of both worlds. When it's safe to run a long burst, you will. When > you need to push a device off the bus, that will happen too. Af

Re: fxp, xl driver question .. (routing)

1999-12-05 Thread kvandel
On Sun, 05 Dec 1999, you wrote: > > > The question: Why doesn't this work... it seem so straight forward... > > I'm not sure about the code in question, but the basic assumptions you're > making about PCI's behaviour are flawed. To achieve the goal you're > trying to, you need to reduce the va

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1999-12-05 Thread kvandel
Question, I am a graduate student at Duke University. Currently, I am part of a team to build a terabit router using a cluster connected with Myrinet. One aspect of the project is to tune the devices & drivers to perform cooperatively... In a routing situation, the 1500B dma takes roughly 11us