valis_eric_ykchan wrote:
> I'm new to microprocessor.
>
> I have a LPC2114 inserted on a RedHat 9.0 via Moschip PCI product. I
> have to make some communication between the programs on the chip and
> the linux. Can I simply use printf and scanf and "SWI" to communicate
> via the serial port?
Hi Eric,
If the board has the serial port available, then yes you should
be able to talk to the processor over the serial port - but
only once it is programmed.
So the real question is;
1) How does Moschip expect you to program the device; over PCI,
or over serial using the bootloader, or both?
2) Does Moschip supply a device driver, or at least enough
data to write your own driver.
3) What is used as the PCI-to-micro interface, I don't think
that this chip has an external memory interface, so have
they made it an SPI or I2C target, or built a bit-bang interface.
4) What is the PCI chipset used on the board; PLX, AMCC, TI?
Send a link to the board data sheet and I'll tell you what I think.
DaveMessage
Re: [lpc2000] New to microprocessor
2005-11-08 by David Hawkins
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