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From 03/02/2011 to 03/31/2011

02:47 AM Software Development: RE: FPGA_GPIO input polling: Hi Mike
Thanks for your answer.
It would be nice to have the FPGA_gpio interrupt (poll) function working, so I'... Brian Rasmussen

05:55 PM Software Development: RE: Problem with FPGA reload: I think this is a problem with the unload of the fpga_gpio driver. I am not sure if it is unregistering with the gpi... Michael Williamson
04:42 PM Software Development: RE: FPGA_GPIO input polling: Hi Brian,
The gpiolib framework is a little more rigid than I had hoped, and updating the fpga_gpio driver to incl... Michael Williamson

12:04 PM Software Development: RE: FPGA_GPIO input polling: Hi Brian,
The current fpga-gpio arm linux driver does not support interrupt notification at the moment. However, ... Michael Williamson
11:13 AM Software Development: FPGA_GPIO input polling: Hi
I'm trying to get my user application notified when a FPGA GPIO input pin goes high.
I have created a FPGA ... Brian Rasmussen

11:09 AM Software Development: Problem with FPGA reload: Hi
I have a minor problem when I reload the FPGA image after the OMAP has booted into Linux. I'm not able to expor... Brian Rasmussen

10:16 PM Software Development: RE: Where can I get the files listed on the DSPLink Hello World wiki?: I'm also looking for the files, would you plese email me too. zhiming wu

10:40 AM Software Development: RE: Include Path / Where is the correct source files?: Hi Mike
I have now found out how to map kernel space into user space, though I don't have an example working yet.
... Brian Rasmussen
04:29 AM Software Development: RE: Include Path / Where is the correct source files?: Hi Mike,
I will search the net for a mmap example. Regarding the NAND device it is already mounted.
Thanks for ... Brian Rasmussen

12:51 PM Software Development: RE: Include Path / Where is the correct source files?: Brian,
Good to hear the gpio is working for you.
You are trying to memory map FPGA space into userspace. The w... Michael Williamson
10:43 AM Software Development: RE: Include Path / Where is the correct source files?: Hi Mike
I now have the FPGA communication up and running, and I can toggle an FPGA output pin from the command lin... Brian Rasmussen

02:17 PM Software Development: RE: How Do I Get SD Memory Working for Critical Link Carrier Board From Linux: David
the mount is done by udev. The scripts for udev are in /etc/udev/scripts
the file mount.sh is the one that mo... Tim Iskander
02:12 PM Software Development: RE: How Do I Get SD Memory Working for Critical Link Carrier Board From Linux: Tim,
Thanks, remounting the drive in async mode drastically increased performance. I am now getting 4.3MB/s using... david kasper

10:21 AM Software Development: RE: How Do I Get SD Memory Working for Critical Link Carrier Board From Linux: Michael Williamson wrote:
> Hi David,
>
> TI has published performance numbers for their basic kernel (which our ... Tim Iskander
10:14 AM Software Development: RE: How Do I Get SD Memory Working for Critical Link Carrier Board From Linux: Hi David,
TI has published performance numbers for their basic kernel (which our port essentially sits on top of) ... Michael Williamson
10:05 AM Software Development: RE: How Do I Get SD Memory Working for Critical Link Carrier Board From Linux: Tom,
Thanks for your response. We would desire 4MB/s. Do you know how close to that number we could achieve?
... david kasper
09:19 AM Software Development: RE: How Do I Get SD Memory Working for Critical Link Carrier Board From Linux: Hi David,
What throughput do you need or expect to get? I don't think the SD card is ever going to be as fast as ... Thomas Catalino

09:39 PM Software Development: RE: How Do I Get SD Memory Working for Critical Link Carrier Board From Linux: Mike,
The micro SD card is functioning with a FAT filesystem in our system. However, the write bandwith is slower... david kasper

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