Transcription of Linux-PCI Support Programming PCI-Devices under Linux
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Intendedtobea ..PCI-BridgePCI-BusPCI#0 PCI#nPCI#1 Figure1:TheArchitectureofthePCIS ubsystemThePeripheralComponentInterconne ct-Bus(PCI)todayis presentina widevarietyof thecom-pleteseparationof , specialcasesonlyonestartad-dressis transferredfollowedbya determinetheaddressforeachsingledata-wor dthePCI-BridgeandthePCI-Adapterincrement internalcounters, burst cy-clespeedsupthetransfersigni cantly(upto266 Mbyte/secfora 64bitdata-transfer).Thankstotheintellige nthandlingof schematicviewof thePCIsubsystemis usea Memoryforcon beplacedin therightplaces,soIRQor addresscon ictsarenolongera commonlyknownasPlug& ( ) Linux -PCIS upportFirstContactwiththePCIsubsystemTo getanimpressionhowlinuxseesthePCIbusinyo urcomputertrygettingthePCIbuscon gurationfromthekernelwithcat /proc/pci. If everythingworksOKyouwill(hopefully)see:P CI devicesfound:Bus0, device12, function0:SCSI storagecontroller:AdaptecAIC-7881U(rev0) .
The Peripheral Component Interconnect - Bus (PCI) today is present in a wide variety of microcomputers ranging from Intel-based PC architectures to DEC-Alpha-based work-stations. The main difference between the old fashioned ISA-Bus and PCI is the com-plete separation of the Bus …
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