I82365(4)

NAME
i82365 - Intel i82365sl PCMCIA controller driver

SYNOPSIS
insmod i82365.o [pc_debug=n] [i365_base=n] [cb_io_base=n] [cb_mem_base=n] [ignore=n] [extra_sockets=n] [do_scan=n] [irq_list=i,j,...] [cs_irq=n] [pci_csc=n] [poll_interval=n] [has_dma=n] [has_led=n] [has_ring=n] [cycle_time=n] [freq_bypass=n] [setup_time=n] [cmd_time=n] [recov_time=n] [wakeup=n] [fast_pci=n] [async_clock=n] [cable_mode=n] [has_clkrun=n] [clkrun_sel=n] [irq_mode=n]

DESCRIPTION
This is the low-level driver for the Intel i82365sl PCMCIA interface controller, and various clones chips. Common clones include the Cirrus PD67xx, the VLSI 82C146, the Vadem VG-468, and Toshiba and IBM proprietary chips. Various PCI-to-PCMCIA and PCI-to-CardBus chips are also supported. This driver is used by Card Services for programming the i82365sl chip, and for monitoring card status change events.

When the i82365 driver is loaded, it will try to determine what interrupts can safely be allocated for use by PCMCIA devices. Cirrus controllers support some optional features that interfere with the use of certain interrupt lines. Cirrus chips also lack the functionality needed to detect whether or not an interrupt can be used. The has_dma, has_ring, and has_led options are used to specify if these features are implemented.

An i82365-compatible controller normally sits at the IO addresses 0x3e0-0x3e1. Two controllers can cooperate to share the same IO ports, supporting a total of four sockets. A second pair of controllers can be located at 0x3e2-0x3e3. Probing at this position is controlled by the extra_sockets parameter. The driver will support a maximum of eight sockets.

PARAMETERS

pc_debug=n
    Selects the PCMCIA debugging level. This parameter is only available if the module is compiled with debugging enabled. A non-zero value enables debugging.

i365_base=n
    Sets the base I/O port address of the i82365sl chip. The default is 0x3e0.

cb_io_base=n
    Sets the base I/O port address to use when configuring a CardBus controller. The default is 0x3e0.

cb_mem_base=n
    Sets the base address to use for memory mapping CardBus registers, if not set by the PCI BIOS. The default is 0x68000000.

ignore=n
    Causes the driver to ignore a single socket. Sockets are numbered starting at 0. The socket will be left in whatever state it was already in, so it can be used for cards with point enablers that do not cooperate with Card Services.

extra_sockets=n
    A flag indicating if the driver should probe for as many as eight sockets, or stop after checking for four sockets. The default is 0 (stop at four sockets). Systems with two independent PCMCIA controllers (say, one internal and one in a docking station) may require this flag to be set, even though they have a total of only four sockets. If this flag is set, then poll_status will automatically be enabled.

do_scan=n
    This flag specifies that all free interrupts should be tested to see if they can be triggered by the PCMCIA controller. The default is 1 (true).

irq_list=i,j,...
    Specifies the set of interrupts that may be allocated by this driver, if they are otherwise available. The default list is 3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, and 15.

cs_irq=n
    Sets the interrupt line to use for monitoring card status changes. The default is 0, which means pick the highest-numbered legal interrupt not already in use. Legal values are 15, 14, 12, 11, 10, 9, 7, 5, 4, and 3.

pci_csc=n
    Specifies that card status change interrupts should be routed to PCI interrupts, for CardBus controllers. The default is 0 (false).

poll_interval=n
    Sets the card status polling delay, in 1/100 second increments. If this parameter is set, card status interrupts will be disabled. A reasonable value is 100.

cycle_time=n
    Sets the length of a host bus cycle, in nanoseconds. The default is 210 ns, corresponding to a standard 4.77 MHz clock.

Options specific for Cirrus controllers

has_dma=n
    A flag (zero is false, non-zero is true) indicating if the controller has DMA support.

has_led=n
    A flag indicating if the controller is wired for a disk status LED. This is set by default.

has_ring=n
    A flag indicating if the controller's "ring indicate" signal is implemented. This is set by default.

freq_bypass=n
    A flag indicating that the controller should be set up in "frequency bypass" mode. This disables the normal 7/4 clock multiplier, and slows down all PCMCIA bus access, for systems with fast system clocks.

setup_time=n
    Sets the bus setup time, in internal clock cycles. The default is 1.

cmd_time=n
    Sets the bus command time, in internal clock cycles. The default is 6.

recov_time=n
    Sets the bus recovery time, in internal clock cycles. The default is 0.

wakeup=n
    A flag indicating if the probe function should attempt to wake up a suspended controller chip. The default is 0.

fast_pci=n
    A flag for the CL6729 PCI controller, indicating that the PCI bus speed exceeds 25 MHz.

Options specific for Vadem controllers

async_clock=n
    This flag specifies that PCMCIA bus cycles should be clocked asynchronously from host bus cycles. It effectively adds a wait state to some operations. cable_mode=n For the VG469, this flag adjusts certain socket signals for driving a socket connected via a cable.

Options specific for TI 113X CardBus controllers
Normally, a system's BIOS will configure these options appropriately, so all these options default to leaving these features configured the way the driver finds them.

has_ring=n
    A flag indicating if the controller is wired for "ring indicate". The default is to read the current setting from the controller.

has_clkrun=n
    A flag indicating if the controller is wired for PCI CLKRUN support. The default is to read the current setting from the controller.

clkrun_sel=n
    A flag indicating if the CLKRUN signal is wired to the ISA interrupt 12 pin, as opposed to ISA interrupt 10. The default is to read the current setting from the controller.

irq_mode=n
    Selects the interrupt routing method. A value of 1 selects ISA interrupt routing, and 2 selects interrupt routing via an external serial interrupt controller. The default is to use whatever routing method is already active, or ISA routing if no method is enabled.

AUTHOR
David Hinds - dhinds@hyper.stanford.edu

SEE ALSO
cardmgr(8), pcmcia(5).