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As you can see each time it prints 'Loops' it has done 10,000 data transfers. So it's not slow, as in acoustic modem slow, but it is a clunky way of transferring large amounts of data. Xena really needs external (to the chip) circuitry to get to the PCIe portion of the Xorro slot for moving data in ...

kilaueabart wrote:Thanks for the help. It will take a bit of study on my part. The Architecture chart on p. 7 of my Technical Reference Manual shows only one RJ45, right below the dual USB port stack,

That is the PA6T one and as far as I know it only works on Linux. The one on the PCI card should work for both OS's.

Yea, networking can be tricky. Here's one thing. Each RJ45 connector on your computer has it's own MAC number, like 12:34:56:78:A2:9F. The router (if your using DHCP) relates that number to the hostname of the computer. So your lower connection number is assigned to the hostname of your computer. If...

I have posted a Xena set of programs to wikisend. They will be available for 7 days. They are in a .zip file and named speed.zip http://wikisend.com/download/321404/speed.zip I do not recall if this set of programs were done with the thought of a card in the Xorro slot so just to be safe make sure t...

and ShakeHead.
Makes no nevermind.

I have a 4 port 16550 compatable PCIe x1 serial port card and need to know how to get it working under AmigaOS 4.1.
Ranger sees the ports on my X1000 but I am unable to configure them so they will work.

Thank You

P.S. I need all the protocol pins to work, not just Rx, Tx.

@ddni You are correct. @jaokim There are real ways of moving useful data around, but you're right,,,it takes a solder iron and a useable prototyping board to put some chips on, and there is no board available. There are also no PCIe full serial or parallel ports available. The Raspberry integrated i...

Like Lyle said, the gpio was supposed to trigger an interrupt. It does not, so you would need to monitor the input from the Nemo side. Only Xena can turn ON the bit, and only Xena can turn it OFF. If you want to 'Flip a bit' on the Localbus then you would have to read the bus from the Nemo side whic...

Assuming someone writes a program using the information provided in your example program, what will happen if the program is run on an X5000? Will the GPIO input register on an X5000 be at the same hardware address? I doubt it, and I would not even try it. Hopefully there is better technical info f...

In Yahoo Groups A1-X1000 there should/might be some example programs for Xena. One thing to keep in mind is that the Xmos chip is edge triggered, which makes it respond very fast to changes on its pins. The following is something I had on the HD of this computer and you might find of use. Using the ...