I already know that a PCI-E has lanes( which depend on x1, x4, etc... ) which consist of 2 wires. One wire receives while the other transmits. Each wire can transfer 1-bit each cycle simultaneously. H
I\'m writing a device driver to access the memory in a FPGA on a PCIe card. The card boots and is probed/found :-
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Do you have any experience working with CUDA on an enabled GPU that uses the PCI interface (as oppose开发者_如何转开发d to PCIe)? Does it work?I cannot see a reason why it wouldn\'t work, and a quick
I am trying to debug somewhat strange problem in the device driver for the PCIe FPGA device. Both the device driver and the FPGA image are developed in the house.
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As per the PCI standard, devices are identified on the basis of Vendor Id, Device Id and the bus no. All devices of same type have identical vendor id and device id. If I put two such devices on the s
I have a device which would be interface with my processor through pcie. I have written driver for it using the existing pci file operations.
I\'ve written a Linux device driver for a PCI device. This device performs DMA operations. An issue arise when the program crashes when a DMA operation is running.
I am using Java EE with Spring framework.I have been setting up a test project (everything is working so far) and I currently have the following line in the controller to simply load up a view called