Re: New project...PCI based servo control board

[Alex Kovacic <A.Kovacic-at-unsw.edu.au>]

>As with all these boards someone is going to have to write an emc driver.
>The best board in the world is not much use if you can't  talk to it.


>Dave Engvall


I have limited understanding of the servo to go drivers for emc..but can
someone clarify few things for me..
to develop a pci board does one need to write the driver for linux or EMC....
If it is linux than there are free PCI drivers AVAILABLE..I have one filed
away that will address a PCI card..
based on a motorola 56300/56303 and AMCC S5920 PCI CHIPSET.

{I also have a full prototype board schematics and pcb in protel 99se
format a board that was developed for high speed data transfer. (never had
the funds to get it of the ground)

alex
Alex Kovacic
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