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- Altera_Forum
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Strictly speaking for the Nios II port...
There is an Opencores IDE controller that hasn't been tested under Nios II at this point. We also have an i2c driver for the Opencores i2c IP. I haven't seen a PCI or SATA driver available for uClinux. - Altera_Forum
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Hi friends,
Where can I download the driver for opencores i2c IP? - Altera_Forum
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Hi Rajendra,
> Does uclinux has drivers for I2C, PCI, SATA, IDE controllers available. WRT the kernel, PCI is architecture-specific (and often board-specific) -- it depends on the host bridge that's being used on your target and the PCI mode that you're using (e.g. host or agent). If you're target is operating as a PCI agent, you don't need to do anything. If you need PCI host support, you should take a look at how the mips or powerpc architecture does things as a good starting point. Regards, --Scott - Altera_Forum
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What about the new PCI Compiler's ability to make SOPC components for PCI. I am interested in using this with a Nios processor but wasn't aware that I may be in for a nightmarish amount of work making it ready for uClinux.
- Altera_Forum
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I also want to implement a PCI Interface in my STRATIX II under uClinux. If there are any ideas please be kind to tell me :-)
Bye Marco