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    From: berg.o at skalar.com<berg.o@s...>
    Date: Thu Sep 1 16:55:17 CEST 2005
    Subject: [pci] pci 32/33 target
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    Hye people,

    I've been working on a simple 32/33 pci target card for a couple of
    weeks now, and I just can't get it to work.
    I'm using an Altera Max II dev. board, and the quartus II software.

    All I get are a whole bunce of warnings (1055), most of them about
    registers stuck to ground or vcc, but this might have something to do
    with the fact that I haven't connected my wbm/wbs to something. I have
    however defaulted those signals to inactive (0).

    When I try to boot the device, my pc just hangs.

    I've set the tsu and tco timing constraints like this:
    tco:
    from>
    pci_bridge32:u1|pci_io_mux:pci_io_mux|pci_out_reg:ad_iob0|dat_out~reg0
    to>
    AD0
    value>
    11ns

    tsu:
    from>
    AD0
    to>
    pci_bridge32:u1|pci_in_reg:input_register|pci_ad_reg_out[0]~reg0
    value>
    7ns

    and so on..


    Isn't the configspace suppose to be reachable even without the backend
    connected?
    I'd be happy just to see the card recognized by the bios while booting!
    Can someone give me a brief explanation about the possible problem here?

    btw: i'm not an expert on pci and/or vhdl, guess advanced is more
    appropriate..

    Kind regards,

    O. v.d. Berg
    Embedded system designer
    Skalar Analytical BV



     
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