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Subject: Re: [Xenomai-help] Intel EP80579 support
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Bosko Radivojevic wrote:
> Maybe this may help:
> 
> # cd /proc/xenomai
> # cat affinity
> 00000001
> # cat apc
> APC          CPU0
>   0:            0    (pipe_wakeup)
>   1:            0    (lostage_handler)
>   2:            0    (registry_export)
>   3:            0    (pse51_lostage_handler)
> # cat faults
> TRAP         CPU0
>   0:            0    (Divide error)
>   1:            0    (Debug)
>   3:            0    (Int3)
>   4:            0    (Overflow)
>   5:            0    (Bounds)
>   6:            0    (Invalid opcode)
>   7:            0    (FPU not available)
>   8:            0    (Double fault)
>   9:            0    (FPU segment overrun)
>  10:            0    (Invalid TSS)
>  11:            0    (Segment not present)
>  12:            0    (Stack segment)
>  13:            0    (General protection)
>  14:            0    (Page fault)
>  15:            0    (Spurious interrupt)
>  16:            0    (FPU error)
>  17:            0    (Alignment check)
>  18:            0    (Machine check)
>  19:            0    (SIMD error)
> # cat hal
> 2.2-06
> # cat heap
> size=129536:used=64:pagesz=512  (main heap)
> size=32256:used=0:pagesz=512  (stack pool)
> # cat irq
> IRQ         CPU0
> 297:       14807         [timer]
> 322:           0         [virtual]
> # cat latency
> 1000
> # cat stat
> CPU  PID    MSW        CSW        PF    STAT       %CPU  NAME
>   0  0      0          0          0     00500080  100.0  ROOT
>   0  0      0          16645      0     00000000    0.0  IRQ297: [timer]
> # cat sched
> CPU  PID    PRI      PERIOD     TIMEOUT    TIMEBASE  STAT       NAME
>   0  0       -1      0          0          master    R          ROOT
> # cat timebases
> NAME       RESOLUTION     JIFFIES   STATUS
> master              1         n/a   enabled,set
> # cat timer
> status=on:setup=0:clock=107197728116:timerdev=lapic:clockdev=tsc
> # cat version
> 2.4.7
> # cat timerstat/master
> CPU  SCHEDULED   FIRED       TIMEOUT    INTERVAL   HANDLER      NAME
> 0    40456       40455       3337906    4000000    NULL         [host-timer]

Could you cat or grep 38 /proc/interrupts ?

-- 
					    Gilles.