On Thu, Jun 05, 2003 at 08:54:32AM -0700, Jesse Barnes wrote: > Well, in talking to them, they didn't seem to think that they were > violating the spec in any way. They said that since our device wasn't a > PCI to PCI bridge, DMA coherence vs. reads wasn't strictly necessary The argument that the native chip set is not subject to PCI ordering rules because they aren't PCI-PCI Bridges sounds specious to me. IMHO, asserting the box is PCI 2.2 compliant implies the chip set also complies. Unfortunately, for most people compliance is defined by whether <insert favorite MS OS here> runs with the add-on card they bought at local surplus electronics store. To be fair, ZX1 chip set (and PARISC chip sets) can break some of the rules too. I'll present a few bits about that at OLS 2003. ... > Yeah, I agree, but for awhile I wasn't sure if we could accomodate the > Linux driver API semantics at all, so I'm just happy that we can. Even > if it is ugly and kludgy, it works. ok. C'est la Vie. thanks, grantReceived on Thu Jun 05 13:34:05 2003
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