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Subject: [Xenomai-help] pcibios_find_device
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Hi,

I'm porting an old practice environment in RTLinux to Xenomai.

In that code I use commands like "pcibios_find_device" to obtain the 
addresses used by a PCI AD/DA board
(we access to this device at a register level  using outb commands).

In the old rtlinux environment my code was executed in kernel mode and I 
could access "pcibios_...."  commands easily. Is it possible
to use these commands in user space mode (using xenomai) ?

Thank you
Ramon