RE: LPC peripherals and LPC UART interrupts
- From: dracipmot <dracipmot@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 27 Oct 2008 10:07:07 -0700
your best bet is a filter driver on top of Microsoft's isapnp.sys
exactly how well you can do what you want to do will be dependent on a few
specifics
--
Tom Picard
"Mark McDougall" wrote:
Hi,.
Back again the the land of windows drivers... :)
Quick? question: if I have a custom device on the LPC bus that interfaces
a number of peripherals (including a couple of UARTS), then what type of
drivers do I need to write?
Do I need some sort of bus driver that enumerates these devices on LPC?
Also, I notice on the hardware I have here, there is a SuperIO chip on the
LPC bus. I also notice it has BIOS settings for the IRQs for the two
serial ports on it. I'm wondering how the interrupt steering works for
devices on the LPC bus as (AFAIK) there's only a single interrupt on
LPC?!? What am I missing here?
TIA
Regards,
Mark
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