> When I look at the source from the i2o driver, i find that my module will
> have to primary create an handler to respond to the messages, but does the
> configuration of the i2o should be done by my module or it is gonna be done
> by the functions I cant use right now ? (i2o_pci_enable...)
You
> Ok thats nothing to do with I2O itself. Some hardware has the messaging
> layer built into it as the messenger is very simple and stuff
> like the 21554
> are using in I2O controllers.
>
> You might find i2o_pci.c and the i2o_core message passing code interesting
> but probably not that much. Th
> If I understand correctly, some vendor would put I2O messaging hardware but
> they would use it in a non-standard way ? So, if they dont support the I2O
> protocol with their hardware, I will have to do it in another way...
>
> Is there a simple way to find out if my device support I2O protoco
transmit data between the host and the local system by the
pci bus.
> -Message d'origine-
> De : Alan Cox [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Envoye : May 2, 2001 5:19 PM
> A : Patrick Allaire
> Cc : Alan Cox; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Objet : Re: DPT I2O RAID and Linux I2O
> The slave computer is isolated from the pci bus with a non-transparent
> pci-to-pci bridge : INTEL (DEC) 21554
>
> Basicly I have to transmit data between the host and the local system by the
> pci bus.
Ok thats nothing to do with I2O itself. Some hardware has the messaging
layer built into it
If I understand correctly, some vendor would put I2O messaging hardware but
they would use it in a non-standard way ? So, if they dont support the I2O
protocol with their hardware, I will have to do it in another way...
Is there a simple way to find out if my device support I2O protocol ? Maybe
> Is this I2O implementation supporting PCI devices ?
Yes
> Yesterday I post something about that, I have a CompactPCI computer with 2
> computers in it. One master and one slave. The slave one, is has a non
> transparent pci-to-pci bridge : DEC (INTEL) 21554, wich support I2O
> messaging, I wan
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> Objet : DPT I2O RAID and Linux I2O
>
>
> A few people have asked about the dpt_i2o driver recently. If you
> have a DPT
> I2O card please try a late 2.4.3-ac kernel. It should now work when you do
> 'modprobe i2o_scsi'
>
> After a lot of r
On Tuesday 01 May 2001 08:22, Alan Cox wrote:
> A few people have asked about the dpt_i2o driver recently. If you have a
> DPT I2O card please try a late 2.4.3-ac kernel. It should now work when you
> do 'modprobe i2o_scsi'
Which cards are you talking about? Is SmartRAID V is in the list?
> Afte
A few people have asked about the dpt_i2o driver recently. If you have a DPT
I2O card please try a late 2.4.3-ac kernel. It should now work when you do
'modprobe i2o_scsi'
After a lot of reviewing of the dpt driver I figured out what command was
upsetting the beast and added a workaround for it.
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