Subject: Re: /netbsd: ser0: silo overflow
To: None <port-amiga@netbsd.org>
From: Georges Heinesch <geohei-ml@geohei.lu>
List: port-amiga
Date: 04/22/2001 22:39:15
Quoting is (19-Apr-01 06:45:08):
> [...]
> - if this doesn't help, use options LEV6_DEFER in your kernel
> configuration.
57600 - still errors
> - if this still doesn't help, increasing SERIBUF_SIZE might slightly
> decrease
> the overflow rate a bit.
4096 was default
20000 - still errors
200000 (!) - still errors
> - if you have a disk controller that does LARGE dma transfers beyond
> what
> Commodore specified as maximum allowable without being interuptible
> by the CPU, tough luck. We did our best to limit DMA transfers and
> corresponding
> 68040/68060 cache flushes in the NetBSD drivers if ser0 is used,
> but you might be forced to buy a serial port with a deeper fifo.
38400 also creates silo errors.
Only at 19200, the error disappear!
Like this, I can't use Internet !
If your suggestions fail, I guess I can give it up to run the serial
properly at 57600 ;((
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