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Burkhard Schölpen wrote:
> why I cannot get longer bursts than 512 Bits...

What value is written by the system into the
PCI configuration space of your device for
the latency timer?
(8 bits at offset 0x0d, units = clock cycles)

You can try setting that value in your
driver to a higher value.

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Paul Fulghum
Microgate Systems, Ltd.