Bus-Independent Device Accesses
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Bus-Independent Device Accesses

Matthew Wilcox


      
     

Alan Cox


      
     

Copyright © 2001 Matthew Wilcox

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Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. Known Bugs And Assumptions
3. Memory Mapped IO
Getting Access to the Device
Accessing the device
4. Port Space Accesses
Port Space Explained
Accessing Port Space
5. Public Functions Provided
virt_to_phys — map virtual addresses to physical
phys_to_virt — map physical address to virtual
ioremap_nocache — map bus memory into CPU space
pci_iomap_range — create a virtual mapping cookie for a PCI BAR
pci_iomap — create a virtual mapping cookie for a PCI BAR
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