On 01/03/2013 07:03:49 AM, Ashok Kumar Kacham wrote:
Dear Wolfgang Denk
Dear "Ashok Kumar Kacham",
In message
0969b5bdd1b15922721db142831c3b02.squirrel@mail.bel.co.in you
wrote:
Hi all,
we have a pci-to-usb controller(32bit,33MHZ,PCI1 controller, IDSEL
on pci bus, we disabled PCI and tried to read the configuration
data(vendor
and device id) of the usb controller by giving following commands. (0xe0000000 is the CCSR base address)
What happens if you don't disable PCI?
same thing is working in one of our MPC8540 based board, where we are able to read the vendor id and device id of the pci device properly.
With PCI disabled?
Are you sure you have the right IDSEL? Do you have PCI errors disabled so that you'll get 0xffffffff rather than a machine check if nothing responds?
Oh, and there's this comment in arch/powerpc/cpu/mpc85xx/pci.c:
#if defined(CONFIG_MPC8555CDS) || defined(CONFIG_MPC8541CDS) /* * This is a SW workaround for an apparent HW problem * in the PCI controller on the MPC85555/41 CDS boards. * The first config cycle must be to a valid, known * device on the PCI bus in order to trick the PCI * controller state machine into a known valid state. * Without this, the first config cycle has the chance * of hanging the controller permanently, just leaving * it in a semi-working state, or leaving it working. * * Pick on the Tundra, Device 17, to get it right. */ { u8 header_type;
pci_hose_read_config_byte(hose, PCI_BDF(0,BRIDGE_ID,0), PCI_HEADER_TYPE, &header_type); } #endif
-Scott