**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon May 08 09:59:57 2006
May 08 11:52:01 <key2> hi
May 08 11:52:22 <key2> is there any way to know with linux what adress is a PCI card using?
May 08 11:53:05 <xl0> key2: lspci?
May 08 12:58:31 <key2> xl0: where does it say the adress in lspci
May 08 12:59:11 <vmaster_> key2: lspci -v
May 08 12:59:30 <vmaster> or -vv if you want it really verbose
May 08 13:06:41 <key2> thx
May 08 13:11:15 <key2> vmaster: what is the Memmory and IO port?
May 08 13:11:43 <key2> If I wanna spy the transaction with a PCI analyzer, I should look at the mem or the IO 
May 08 13:14:02 <key2>   Region 0: Memory at e2800000 (32-bit, non-prefetchable) [size=64K]
May 08 13:14:02 <key2>         Region 1: I/O ports at 1000 [size=8]
May 08 13:15:35 <vmaster> probably both?
May 08 13:23:02 <key2> vmaster: I have a winmodem and I wanna write the drivers for linux
May 08 13:23:17 <key2> vmaster: Would it be easyer with a debugger or with a pci analyzer
May 08 13:23:20 <key2> ?
May 08 13:26:49 <vmaster> mhh, the address reported by lspci isn't necessarily the same for windows, i guess
May 08 13:27:21 <vmaster> pci may map the device where it wants
May 08 13:27:25 <key2> well I could see the adress with windows
May 08 13:27:33 <key2> but once I got it
May 08 13:27:51 <vmaster> a pci analyzer might be better
May 08 13:27:53 <key2> can I with a dbg put a bp on the adress to see what's going on ?
May 08 13:27:55 <vmaster> the access happen in kernel mode
May 08 13:28:47 <vmaster> SoftIce allows you to break on I/O accesses and memory accesses
May 08 13:30:44 <key2> vmaster: yeah but if I do it software, then the IRQ are gonna be fucked up
May 08 13:31:40 <vmaster> that's why i think that a pci analyzer might be better
May 08 13:32:21 <key2> I have a dragon board from fpga4fun
May 08 13:32:32 <key2> might be able to use it for that
May 08 13:32:39 <key2> with their PCI ANALYSER
May 08 13:52:18 <key2> vmaster: so with softice I could put a bp?
May 08 13:52:44 <key2> on the PCI adress memory 
May 08 14:02:47 <key2> vmaster: numega driver studio would do it I guess
May 08 14:06:33 <vmaster> i've used softice to break on ioport accesses, so i guess you could use it to break on memory accesses, too
May 08 14:06:41 <vmaster> i just don't know what sideeffects that causes
May 08 23:03:44 <AchiestDragon> hi
May 09 09:41:19 <Meleth> hello
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