Re: [parisc-linux] Some questions about the 715/50

[Alex deVries <adevries@linuxcare.com>]

Matthew Wilcox wrote:
> 
> On Sat, Dec 23, 2000 at 12:48:16PM -0500, Alex deVries wrote:
> > Scorpio's a 715/old, and has two IO chips in it: WAX and Lasi. Scorpio
> > Jr. (715/33) and Scorpio Sr. (715/75) are identical.
> 
> uh, no, it has Wax and Asp.  Lasi was a later chip.  It's very similar to
> Lasi though.

I actually meant to type ASP, but the letters L-A-S-I came out of my
fingers.


> > My questions:
> > a. The docs say that WAX's HIL on a GSC (not GSC+) is at 0xf0201000, but
> > the HIL reported above is clearly in the ASP range.  Is there actually a
> > HIL controller on ASP? More importantly, how are the interrupts routed?
> The HIL controller is definitely on Asp.  The interrupt `just worked'
> when i first stole phil blundell's hil driver he'd written for the hp300.

So that's interesting... the LASI ERS says nothing about there being a
HIL controller, so the HIL controller must have been dropped in the
ASP->Lasi transition.

So here's the keyboard and serial situation on older machines:

Model               IO Chips      Keyboard       Serial
==========================================================
712     Gecko       Lasi          PS/2 on Lasi   1 on Lasi
715/old Scorpio     ASP, Wax      HIL on ASP     2 on ASP
725     Spectra     ASP, Wax      HIL on ASP     2 on ASP
715/new Mirage      Lasi, Wax     HIL on Wax     1 on Lasi, 1 on Wax

I'm not sure how much Wax stuff is actually running for HIL or Serial.

- Alex

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