Hi,
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Kevin Brace
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Hi Phil,
If you have a personal project, and wants a low-cost PCI IP core, we will recommend BDS XPCI PCI IP core we have developed. BDS XPCI PCI IP core is a Xilinx (TM) LogiCORE (TM) PCI compatible PCI IP core. We offer this PCI IP core for as little as $100 for non-commercial, non-profit, personal use. For more information, visit
Kevin Brace
Phil Toms> >
Something I've done in Linux is to simple open /dev/mem and mmap it. No driver needed and you can access your PCI card directly. If you need support for DMA you usually need a driver though, but you can do some experiments by simply booting linux with the argument mem=248M for example. If you have 256M of memory this will give you 8 megabyte free for your own usage. It is ugly, but a great way to debug your stuff before you write a complete driver.
/Andreas
What are the specs for the Ethernet Phy board? 10, 100 or 1000 mbit?
/Andreas
This module is 10/100. We have plans for modules that will do more but it is going to be a while before we do those.
John Adair Enterpoint Ltd. - Home of Hollybush1. The PC104+ Spartan3 Development Board.
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