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From: Jack on 28 May 2010 07:50
I have a new IOH which is connected to an x86 core through PCIe. This
IOH has SATA, USB and eMMC attached to it.. Do I need to write a
controller driver (referring the IOH data sheet) for these interfaces,
or does Linux provides any std. drivers for these interfaces. I am new
to x86 stuffs.
Could anyone guide me on this.?


-Jack
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From: Robert Hancock on 28 May 2010 20:10
On 05/28/2010 05:46 AM, Jack wrote:
> I have a new IOH which is connected to an x86 core through PCIe. This
> IOH has SATA, USB and eMMC attached to it.. Do I need to write a
> controller driver (referring the IOH data sheet) for these interfaces,
> or does Linux provides any std. drivers for these interfaces. I am new
> to x86 stuffs.
> Could anyone guide me on this.?

It depends what interface protocol those devices use..
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