Subject: Re: /netbsd: ser0: silo overflow
To: None <port-amiga@netbsd.org>
From: Georges Heinesch <geohei-ml@geohei.lu>
List: port-amiga
Date: 05/07/2001 21:24:40
Quoting Michael L. Hitch (04-May-01 23:10:34):
> "Georges Heinesch" <geohei-ml@geohei.lu> writes:
>> And what about the DEV6_DEFER option.
>> This one didn't show any change either ;(
> DEV6_DEFER? or LEV6_DEFER?
Sorry, LEV6_DEFER of course.
> If anything makes any change, LEV6_DEFER should show a noticable
> difference
> in silo overflows (unless something has been broken in the kernel).
> That option is supposed to force all the interrupt masking to a
> maximum of level
> 4, and the level 5 interrupt used by the serial port receiver will
> never
> (well, hardly ever) be masked. The level 6 interrupts generated by
> the clock are handled by a very short routine that disables the
> level 6 interrupt and sets one of the level 4 audio interrupts.
> One other thing to be aware of regarding LEV6_DEFER - it's not a
> "defopt"
> option, and changing that option requires a make clean when building
> a new kernel.
That was the point! After ...
make clean
make depend
make
cp netbsd /
... it worked!
No more silo errors with 57600 (SERI_BUF options disabled)!
Thanks a lot!
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