Re: PCI Post Boot scan

[ayoub zaki <ayoub_zaki@yahoo.fr>]

Hi Christian,


Unfortunately lspci -M is not showing my device.


Best regards,

Ayoub Zaki


--- En date de : Lun 15.9.08, Christian Krafft <parabelboi@bopserverein.de>=
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> De: Christian Krafft <parabelboi@bopserverein.de>
> Objet: Re: PCI Post Boot scan
> =C0: ayoub_zaki@yahoo.fr
> Cc: Linuxppc-dev@ozlabs.org
> Date: Lundi 15 Septembre 2008, 12h56
> Hi Ayoub,
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> On Mon, 15 Sep 2008 09:13:23 +0000 (GMT)
> ayoub zaki <ayoub_zaki@yahoo.fr> wrote:
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> > Hi all,
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> > I'm working on a mpc8572ds based board from
> freescale.
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> > I have an onboard FPGA (PCI express) that I want to
> configure from the userspace application with the
> corresponding "firmware".=20
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> > Only after a configuration that the FPGA shows its PCI
> nature.
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> > the problem is that linux has no way to detect the PCI
> device unless I reboot my board.
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> > fakephp wouldn't help scince my device is not
> configured at the boot time.
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> > Is there any way to do it so ?
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> > Is it possible to re-initialize the whole pci stack
> again ?
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> Does "lspci -M" do the trick ?
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> > Thanks for any kind help
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> > Ayoub Zaki
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> Cheers,
> ck
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