Re: Using ISP1362 USB Controller on Lubbock Based Board (Intel DBPXA250) with Windows CE
- From: "Fornazin" <fornazin@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 28 Apr 2006 12:37:56 -0700
Hi,
I created a new SYSINTR for USB device and implemented the code for USB
Interrupt on OEMInterrupts routines.
The driver is working for USB Hub, Keyboard and Mouse. Now I'm
working in it for Mass Storage Devices.
Thanks
Marcelo Fornazin
Bruce Eitman (eMVP) escreveu:
It would be difficult for them to tell you how to implement the ISR in your
BSP for your board.
OEMInterruptHandler needs to identify when the your FPGA interrupt is for
the USB and return the appropriate SYSINTR. Only you can do that and there
certainly several ways to do it.
Of course you will need to handle OEMInterruptDone and OEMInterruptEnable
also.
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Bruce Eitman (eMVP)
Senior Engineer
beitman AT applieddata DOT net
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"Fornazin" <fornazin@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi,
I'm porting Windows CE .NET 4.2 to a Lubbock Based Board. My board has
a few differences between Lubbock (Intel DBPXA250). On of them is the
USB Host Controller. My board has a Philips ISP1362 USB Controller
which is fully working on Linux.
I have gotten the sources for ISP1362 Driver from Philips and I'm now
trying to put it working on the board. I saw the driver from Philips is
targetered to Accelent Devkit IDP, which is a little different from
Lubbock. In the case of USB Host Controller, Devkit address it to nCS2
and Interrupts to GPIO23 and GPIO25. My board has USB connect on SA1111
which generates interrupts to a FPGA and them generate interrupts to
processor on GPIO0.
O got a look on the Porting Guide found ISP1362 Docs. It shows how to
change addresses and interrupts. But it doesn't show how I can
rewrite the Interruption Handling routines (OEMInterruptXXX) on Windows
CE Kernel.
Does anybody know how to port ISP1362 source to Lubbock?
Thanks
Marcelo Fornazin
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