I'm writing for design help.
Briefly there are some settings, like overdrive and some of the
flex-time parameters that pertain to individual adapters.
There are 2 alternatives:
1. List them only in the specific bus.n directory
2. List them in the main directory as overdrive.0, overdrive.1, ...
We
Why not put the information that pertains to the individual adapters
under the system along with the adapters that it pertains to. This
would allow a person to keep the settings with the adapter that needs it
as well as add any other adapter specific settings as well.
Steve
On 10/16/07, Bauer, Steven J. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why not put the information that pertains to the individual adapters
under the system along with the adapters that it pertains to. This would
allow a person to keep the settings with the adapter that needs it as well
as add any other
On 10/16/07, Matthias Urlichs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2. /system/adapter doesn't exists in the root directory. Only
/bus.x/system/adapter (or some better name)
i.e. adapter-specific information and settings has to be specifically
addressed via bus.x
for remote adapters, this might
I was thinking something like /system/adapter and have an istance for
every adapter both local and remote.
Then again, would there be any harm at having it under both /bus.# and
under /system
Steve
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Hi,
Paul Alfille:
/bus.n/interface/overdrive ?
/bus.n/master/overdrive ?
Either of these would be fine; I'm more partial to interface since
that word doesn't require us to care about whether it's a master/slave
bus. (Not every user is a hard-core techie. ;-)
And no, I don't want to see
On 10/16/07, Matthias Urlichs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Paul Alfille:
/bus.n/interface/overdrive ?
/bus.n/master/overdrive ?
Either of these would be fine; I'm more partial to interface since
that word doesn't require us to care about whether it's a master/slave
bus. (Not every
Hello!
Essentially the thing works.
I stuck the basic DS2436 design on a perf board from RS that I
originally was going to use for something else. Then attached wire
wrap wire to its pins and to pins connected to screw terminals from
the same place.
Testing several times under the Windows EVK
