| Title: | VME Bridge Support - See note 231 for DWPVC status |
| Notice: | DEC VME support |
| Moderator: | MNATUR::LISTON |
| Created: | Wed Apr 26 1989 |
| Last Modified: | Tue May 27 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 295 |
| Total number of notes: | 1067 |
Hi all, I have a customer who need to do a SYSRESET to VMEbus by software from an AXPvme board running Digital UNIX. I had a look on CYPRESS VIC64 book and it seems that we can do it by writing 0xF0 in the SRR register of the VIC. He wants to do that just after the UNIX boot of the AXPvme, my questions are: A> How to access the SRR register of the VIC, I know it is at address 0xE3 of the VIC. Does I need a device driver to do that ? Is there any samples of codes that is doing such feature ? B> The other point is, as the VIC itself is also reset by the writing in the SRR, does some initialisation done at UNIX boot time will be destroy by this reset ? thanks for any Help, Best regards, Eric.
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| 293.1 | Need more info | RHETT::PARKER | Fri Mar 14 1997 10:28 | 45 | |
Hi, Eric.
.0> I have a customer who need to do a SYSRESET to VMEbus by software
.0> from an AXPvme board running Digital UNIX.
.0> I had a look on CYPRESS VIC64 book and it seems that we can do it by
.0> writing 0xF0 in the SRR register of the VIC.
.0> He wants to do that just after the UNIX boot of the AXPvme, my
.0> questions are:
If the board is the slot 01 controller, then it does a SYSRESET
already when you are booting if you have the switches set correctly.
They should be closed/open/open/closed for sw 1,2,3,4 respectively.
.0> A> How to access the SRR register of the VIC, I know it is at address
.0> 0xE3 of the VIC. Does I need a device driver to do that ? Is there
.0> any samples of codes that is doing such feature ?
Yes, you will need a driver. I can send an example but I'm not sure
you want to do this.
.0> B> The other point is, as the VIC itself is also reset by the writing
.0> in the SRR, does some initialisation done at UNIX boot time will be
.0> destroy by this reset ?
All other boards in the VMEbus will be reset. If the board is the
slot 01 controller, then I think it will crash when you do this. Why do
they think they need to do this?
Send me mail if you want me to send an example driver.
.0> thanks for any Help,
No problem.
.0> Best regards,
.0> Eric.
Best Regards,
Lee
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| 293.2 | Reset via the VME Bus | TAV02::KATZAV | Mon Mar 17 1997 14:21 | 7 | |
*** cross posted in SBC ****
My customer wants to reset the SBC and the PMC board (total 3 boards
with the I/O expansion) via the VME. Is it possible ? How ?
Thanks,
Shimon.
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