David Brownell wrote:
Sylvain Munaut wrote:
- The other problems is that this chip is Big Endian ( power pc ) and that all it's internal registers including the OHCI ones are big endian ... And that's a bigger problem. The 2.4 port for this processor just uses #ifdef #define ... to override any call to cpu_to_le16 or such function when needed. However I don't want that solution because I have another OHCI controler on the PCI bus that requires those ... So what should I do ?
The register reads should always give results in native byte order, even across PCI. I'm not sure what you're saying here ... that driver mostly needs byteswapping for the in-memory data structures (TD, ED).
Oh, I guess I completly mis understood the 2.4 patch. I'll re-read it, and come back here if I still can't figure out why it doesn't work.
Sylvain Munaut
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