Emard wrote: > > I did that almost 2 years ago. Nobody did anything with it. > > It is in CVS (or used to be and still is in the attic) at > > DVB/driver/av7110/gnufirm. It is a primitive skeleton for a > > firmware, about everything I could write without using proprietary > > information. > > Can you tell us Dpram base offset viewed from the ARM side?
Look at the files in directory DVB/driver/gnufirm (old API-1 driver). from README: | ... | The bootloader Boot | This file is initially written to the dual ported RAM shared by the | PC and AV7110. It is located at 0x2c000000 (from the ARM's point of view). | ... In the gnufirm directory you'll find everything you need to use the ARM as a coprocessor (thanks, Ralph!). It's not very difficult to build a *generic* application and run it on the ARM side. But I can't see a real chance to build a useful *DVB* application using the info from the publicly available datasheets. The DPRAM/DEBI stuff appears to be the easiest part of the problem. Oliver -- Info: To unsubscribe send a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe linux-dvb" as subject.
