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Intel is phasing out Socket 478-type motherboards. Even if you don't want a
dual-core processor, you will in the future need to buy a 775-pin socket
motherboard. There are single-core Pentium 4's that will plug into it.
These boards have new chipsets. In particular, the lan seems to be part of
the chipset. At least for the D945GNT, there is no QNX lan driver.

I am thinking that if we all pick the same one to migrate to, then we will
more likely see new drivers available for QNX for that board.

Penny for your thoughts,


Robert Kindred

[cut] Interestingly enough, this SHOULD work with our
i82544 driver (we're going to be releasing a new version RSN :->). That
being said, I believe that we've had a couple of bug reports filed
specifically with that chipset that will have to be fixed.

Robert Craig wrote:


[cut] Interestingly enough, this SHOULD work with our i82544 driver
(we're going to be releasing a new version RSN :->). That being said,
I believe that we've had a couple of bug reports filed specifically
with that chipset that will have to be fixed.


Is it planned to migrate from InterruptAttachEvent() to
InterruptAttach(), also?

Just to solve all the shared-IRQ issues listed in this flame:
news://inn.qnx.com:119/d8716f$4so$1@inn.qnx.com

Davide

Intel is phasing out Socket 478-type motherboards. Even if you don't want
a dual-core processor, you will in the future need to buy a 775-pin socket
motherboard. There are single-core Pentium 4's that will plug into it.
These boards have new chipsets. In particular, the lan seems to be part
of the chipset. At least for the D945GNT, there is no QNX lan driver.

I am thinking that if we all pick the same one to migrate to, then we will
more likely see new drivers available for QNX for that board.

Penny for your thoughts,


Robert Kindred

Hi guys,

if you are planning work on the i82544 driver I thought I might
remind you about adding to its wishlist: flushing of tx packets.

I made a note about this in the qdn.private.standard newsgroup on 13 Oct 2005.

Best regards,
Peter Engstrom

I am using this board as well. I was also unable to find a LAN driver that
worked. Furthermore, I could only get the flat driver to work with the
graphics chipset.

I also could only get SATA drives to work in the BIOS "legacy" mode, which
I suspect cuts back on the throughput.

There is a PCI Express x 16 slot, but I could not find a graphics card that
QNX supports that can use this slot. This would be useful, since I would
prefer not to use up a PCI slot for this purpose. Of course, using the
on-board graphics would be best.

Finally, the CPU, once installed, bears a strong resemblance to a garbage
disposal, which is just plain frightening.

"Robert Kindred" <RKindred@SwRI.edu> wrote in message
news:dtkhk0$378$1@inn.qnx.com...

Intel is phasing out Socket 478-type motherboards. Even if you don't want
a dual-core processor, you will in the future need to buy a 775-pin socket
motherboard. There are single-core Pentium 4's that will plug into it.
These boards have new chipsets. In particular, the lan seems to be part
of the chipset. At least for the D945GNT, there is no QNX lan driver.

I am thinking that if we all pick the same one to migrate to, then we will
more likely see new drivers available for QNX for that board.

Penny for your thoughts,


Robert Kindred

Hi Robert:

I just looked at the specs for the board and it has the 82573 GigE
controller on board. Interestingly enough, this SHOULD work with our
i82544 driver (we're going to be releasing a new version RSN :->). That
being said, I believe that we've had a couple of bug reports filed
specifically with that chipset that will have to be fixed.

The good news is that this chip is a priority for us and we already have
driver infrastructure in place for it so it will be fully supported in the
very near future.

Robert.

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"Robert Craig" <rcraig_at_qnx@nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:dtksn4$age$1@inn.qnx.com...

Hi Robert:

I just looked at the specs for the board and it has the 82573 GigE
controller on board. Interestingly enough, this SHOULD work with our
i82544 driver (we're going to be releasing a new version RSN :->). That
being said, I believe that we've had a couple of bug reports filed
specifically with that chipset that will have to be fixed.

The good news is that this chip is a priority for us and we already have
driver infrastructure in place for it so it will be fully supported in the
very near future.


That's great! How will I know when it is available?


Robert.


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I'm not sure how we go about announcing availability of driver updates,
but they'll become available through your MyQNX account. I'll try and
post a message here when the patch is put out as well.

R.

I'm not sure how we go about announcing availability of driver updates,
but they'll become available through your MyQNX account. I'll try and
post a message here when the patch is put out as well.

R.

Robert Kindred wrote:

"Robert Craig" <rcraig_at_qnx@nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:dtksn4$age$1@inn.qnx.com...

Hi Robert:

I just looked at the specs for the board and it has the 82573
GigE controller on board. Interestingly enough, this SHOULD work
with our i82544 driver (we're going to be releasing a new version RSN
:->). That being said, I believe that we've had a couple of bug
reports filed specifically with that chipset that will have to be fixed.

The good news is that this chip is a priority for us and we already
have driver infrastructure in place for it so it will be fully
supported in the very near future.



That's great! How will I know when it is available?


Robert.


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The recently released patch ID 214 (available from the download section of
MyQNX under Momentics 6.3.x : ... Service Pack 2 and related downloads :
... Patches and Updates) contains a variety of updated drivers including a
new devn-i82544.

R.


Robert Craig wrote:

I'm not sure how we go about announcing availability of driver updates,
but they'll become available through your MyQNX account. I'll try and
post a message here when the patch is put out as well.

R.

Robert Kindred wrote:

"Robert Craig" <rcraig_at_qnx@nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:dtksn4$age$1@inn.qnx.com...

Hi Robert:

I just looked at the specs for the board and it has the 82573 GigE
controller on board. Interestingly enough, this SHOULD work with our
i82544 driver (we're going to be releasing a new version RSN :->).
That being said, I believe that we've had a couple of bug reports filed
specifically with that chipset that will have to be fixed.

The good news is that this chip is a priority for us and we already
have driver infrastructure in place for it so it will be fully
supported in the very near future.



That's great! How will I know when it is available?


Robert.


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Hey, sounds great! For some reason, though I don't see it. All I see are:

USB Patch [Patch ID 189]

qconfig Patch for QNX Momentics 6.3.0 SP1 or SP2 [Patch ID 205]

Debug Malloc Library Patch for QNX Momentics 6.3.0 SP2 [Patch ID 155]

QNX® Momentics® 6.3.0 Graphics Driver Patch [Patch ID 171]

Maintenance Patch [Patch ID 97] for Momentics 6.3.0 SP1 Full TCP/IP Stack

Maybe I'm looking in the wrong place.

Robert Kindred


"Robert Craig" <rcraig_at_qnx@nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:e93o9b$dof$1@inn.qnx.com...

The recently released patch ID 214 (available from the download section of
MyQNX under Momentics 6.3.x : ... Service Pack 2 and related downloads :
... Patches and Updates) contains a variety of updated drivers including a
new devn-i82544.

R.


Robert Craig wrote:


I'm not sure how we go about announcing availability of driver updates,
but they'll become available through your MyQNX account. I'll try and
post a message here when the patch is put out as well.

R.

Robert Kindred wrote:


"Robert Craig" <rcraig_at_qnx@nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:dtksn4$age$1@inn.qnx.com...


Hi Robert:

I just looked at the specs for the board and it has the 82573 GigE
controller on board. Interestingly enough, this SHOULD work with our
i82544 driver (we're going to be releasing a new version RSN :->).
That being said, I believe that we've had a couple of bug reports filed
specifically with that chipset that will have to be fixed.

The good news is that this chip is a priority for us and we already
have driver infrastructure in place for it so it will be fully
supported in the very near future.



That's great! How will I know when it is available?



Robert.


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Hmmmm... It's possible that I've got some sort of magic access (although
I thought that I'd turned that off). I see those patches towards the
end of the list as well, but before it there are quite a few other ones.
The URL says "programid=11903" when I get to the appropriate download
area...


R.

Robert Kindred wrote:
Hey, sounds great! For some reason, though I don't see it. All I see
are:

USB Patch [Patch ID 189]

qconfig Patch for QNX Momentics 6.3.0 SP1 or SP2 [Patch ID 205]

Debug Malloc Library Patch for QNX Momentics 6.3.0 SP2 [Patch ID 155]

QNX® Momentics® 6.3.0 Graphics Driver Patch [Patch ID 171]

Maintenance Patch [Patch ID 97] for Momentics 6.3.0 SP1 Full TCP/IP Stack

Maybe I'm looking in the wrong place.

Robert Kindred


"Robert Craig" <rcraig_at_qnx@nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:e93o9b$dof$1@inn.qnx.com...

The recently released patch ID 214 (available from the download section
of
MyQNX under Momentics 6.3.x : ... Service Pack 2 and related downloads :
... Patches and Updates) contains a variety of updated drivers including
a
new devn-i82544.

R.


Robert Craig wrote:


I'm not sure how we go about announcing availability of driver updates,
but they'll become available through your MyQNX account. I'll try and
post a message here when the patch is put out as well.

R.

Robert Kindred wrote:


"Robert Craig" <rcraig_at_qnx@nowhere.com> wrote in message
news:dtksn4$age$1@inn.qnx.com...


Hi Robert:

I just looked at the specs for the board and it has the 82573 GigE
controller on board. Interestingly enough, this SHOULD work with our
i82544 driver (we're going to be releasing a new version RSN :->).
That being said, I believe that we've had a couple of bug reports
filed
specifically with that chipset that will have to be fixed.

The good news is that this chip is a priority for us and we already
have driver infrastructure in place for it so it will be fully
supported in the very near future.



That's great! How will I know when it is available?



Robert.


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