Re: TI-H: IDE HDD Driver

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Subject: Re: TI-H: IDE HDD Driver
From: Jon Olson <morph@jmss.com>
Date: Thu, 18 Jun 1998 14:58:54 -0400
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I'll try this in a few minutes and see if it does anything. I had to piece
together a new parallel link because i seem to have lost my old one. I
finally got a new hood/connector for it, so i won't just have pins sticking
out of the back of my laptop. Anyway, thanks for the suggestion. I've done
a lot of kernel development for Linux, but never anything with the TI
before. This really ought to work though, seeing as send85 and recv85
(which btw, don't use ti.o...discoverd that when i sent a link test program
to my calc, and then tried running ticat /dev/ti and it said i haden't
loaded the module.) work fine.

At 11:18 AM 6/18/98 +0200, David Lennartsson wrote:
>
>On Wed, 17 Jun 1998, morph- wrote:
>
>> port_7.txt, you can't just call the rom routines), it is apparently not
>> communicationg correctly with my machine. Either that, or something is
>> wrong with the ti.o module for Linux. I'd do this with a graphlink and a
>
>I've had some problem using ti.o too. I increased the IO_WAIT (don't
>remember it's name exactly and I don't have the source available) to a
>value of 10. Then it worked. I also made a debug version of it so that it
>logs everything transmitted and received. It's much easier to develop
>software then. I did all this while developing send83p and a couple of
>other utilities for linux (to be available soon).
>
>	Greets!
>
>/dle
>

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Re: TI-H: IDE HDD Driver

From: morph- <morph@jmss.com>

Re: TI-H: IDE HDD Driver

From: David Lennartsson <f97dale@dd.chalmers.se>