Eric already added HT int support to Linux kernel from 2.6.19.
you could use HT-MSI if you OS doesn't support HT irq directly.
YH
On 2/14/07, Perry Wang peilien@yahoo.com wrote:
Hi,
Sorry to spam again but I couldn't figure out this on my own. Questions:
- Does LinuxBIOS actually program the HT interrupt definition registers
based on the interrupt capability and mobo config, or does Linux do this? Or is it up to the driver?
- What's the recommended way of doing HT interrupt that will work with both
APIC and 8259? EOI seems to be APIC only (can be turned off in the interrupt request) and I guess I can't rely on EOI to always be there?
- EOI in a way acts as flow control. So without EOI is it possible that I
can flood the PIC/APIC with too many interrupt packets? I suppose the credit based flow control in HT can take care of this...
Thanks again Perry
-- linuxbios mailing list linuxbios@linuxbios.org http://www.openbios.org/mailman/listinfo/linuxbios