On Thu, 2004-05-06 at 08:35, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I thought, skimming the specs from Philips, that the ISP 116x is OHCI,
> but does'nt have memory-mapped registers (it's PIO).
I seem to remember that it is pretty OHCI like, but with a few quirks.
Unfortunately it was some time ago when I looked at it and I can't
remember where I read this. :-(
> Now, If one would add some layer to the OHCI code which does the register
> access, i.e. for memory-mapped do readx()/writex(), and for the PIO types
> do PIO, then one could add a "simple" bus glue for ISP 116x chips and the like.
That would be very cool...
Ian.
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