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Please reference README.booting for the boot/load process.
For the priority setting of the Interrupt Requests (IRQs), please
reference README.irq
The BSP is built and tested on the 4.7.1 and 4.7.99.2 CVS RTEMS release.
I believe in valuable real-time programming, where technical neatness,
performance and truth are. I hope I still believe. Any suggestion,
bug reports, or even bug fixes (great!) would be highly appreciated
so that I still believe what I believe.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
----------------
Acknowledgements:
Valuable information was obtained from the following:
1) Marvell NDA document for the discovery system controller.
Other related documents are listed at :
http://www.aps.anl.gov/epics/meetings/2006-06/RTEMS_Primer_SIG/RTEMS_BSP_MVME5500.pdf
2) netBSD: For the two NICS and some headers :
Allegro Networks, Inc., Wasabi Systems, Inc.
3) RTEMS: This BSP also builds on top of the work of others who have
contributed to similar RTEMS powerpc shared and motorola_powerpc BSPs, most
notably Eric Valette, Till Straumann (SVGM1 BSP, too), Eric Norum and others.
LICENSE
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See ./LICENSE file.
BSP NAME: mvme5500
BOARD: MVME5500 by Motorola
BUS: PCI
CPU FAMILY: ppc
CPU: MPC7455 @ 1GHZ
COPROCESSORS: N/A
MODE: 32/64 bit mode (support 32 bit for now)
DEBUG MONITOR: MOTLoad
SYSTEM CONTROLLER: GT64260B
PERIPHERALS
===========
TIMERS: Eight, 32 bit programmable
SERIAL PORTS: 2 NS 16550 on GT64260B
REAL-TIME CLOCK: MK48T37V
32K NVSRAM: MK48T37V
WATCHDOG TIMER: use the one in GT-64260B
DMA: 8 channel DMA controller (GT-64260B)
VIDEO: none
NETWORKING: Port 1: Intel 82544EI Gigabit Ethernet Controller
10/100/1000Mb/s routed to front panel RJ-45
Port 2: 10/100 Mb ethernet unit integrated on the
Marvell's GT64260 system controller
DRIVER INFORMATION
==================
CLOCK DRIVER: PPC internal
IOSUPP DRIVER: N/A
SHMSUPP: N/A
TIMER DRIVER: PPC internal
TTY DRIVER: PPC internal
STDIO
=====
PORT: Console port 0
ELECTRICAL: na
BAUD: na
BITS PER CHARACTER: na
PARITY: na
STOP BITS: na
Jumpers
=======
1) The BSP is tested with the 60x bus mode instead of the MPX bus mode.
( No jumper or a jumper across pins 1-2 on J19 selects the 60x bus mode)
2) On the mvme5500 board, Ethernet 1 is the Gigabit Ethernet port and is
front panel only. Ethernet 2 is 10/100 BaseT Ethernet. For front-panel
Ethernet2, install jumpers across pins 1-2 on all J6, J7, J100 and
J101 headers.
3) Enable SROM initialization at startup. (No jumper or a jumper across
pins 1-2 on J17)
In fact, (if I did not miss anything) the mvme5500 board should function
properly if one keeps all the jumpers at factory configuration.
One can leave out the jumper on J30 to disable EEPROM programming.
Notes
=====
BSP BAT usage
----------------------
DBAT0 and IBAT0
0x00000000
0x0fffffff 1st 256M, for MEMORY access (caching enabled)
DBAT1 and IBAT1
0x00000000
0x0fffffff 2nd 256M, for MEMORY access (caching enabled)
UPDATE: (2004/5).
The BSP now uses page tables for mapping the entire 512MB
of RAM. DBAT0 and DBAT1 is hence free for use by the
application. A simple 1:1 (virt<->phys) mapping is employed.
The BSP write-protects the text and read-only data
areas of the application. Special acknowledgement to Till
Straumann <strauman@slac.stanford.edu> for providing inputs in
porting the memory protection software he wrote (BSP_pgtbl_xxx())
to MVME5500.
The default VME configuration uses DBAT0 to map
more PCI memory space for use by the universe VME
bridge:
DBAT0
0x90000000 PCI memory space <-> VME
0x9fffffff
Port VME-Addr Size PCI-Adrs Mode:
0: 0x20000000 0x0F000000 0x90000000 A32, Dat, Sup
1: 0x00000000 0x00FF0000 0x9F000000 A24, Dat, Sup
2: 0x00000000 0x00010000 0x9FFF0000 A16, Dat, Sup
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