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Re: GS/OS FST files?
- Subject: Re: GS/OS FST files?
- From: "Glenn Jones" <glenn.jones@a2central.com.remove-4oe-this>
- Date: Fri, 20 Apr 2007 00:33:36 GMT
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To: RedskullDC
RedskullDC wrote:
Hi Glenn,
"Glenn Jones" <glenn.jones@a2central.com.remove-jy8-this> wrote in message
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To: Glenn Jones
.....
Their second response back on - Jan 9th 2007
I do not have any new firmware as yet.
The team is currently working on adding slave port functionality and will
review feature upgrades after that.
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Perhaps it's time to ask again :-)
Follow up April 18th 2007
The development team has reported back that this enhancement is not
feasible due to a lack of resources in the device.
Sounds like Krapp to me.
I agree.
As Michael said in another post, the routines would already have to exist at
a lower level anyway.
I've emailed them aswell, got to keep the pressure on them!
I did look at the USBwiz stuff aswell, which already support read/write
block commands.
They lack the parallel FIFO interface however, which I would prefer to use.
Agreed ...
Would have to use the UART interface which would be possible, though slower.
6551's (and the like) will struggle *long* before they get near the top
speed of the UART on the USBwiz boards.
Could always use a 16550 I suppose with it's decent FIFO....
I think there are better ways then using a UART ... makes things simple
for the typical data logger applications but not to useful for this kind
of application ...
Glenn
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