Re: Noise...

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On Tue, 21 May 2002 22:47:44 -0700 (PDT)
Trent Piepho <xyzzy@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> On Wed, 22 May 2002, Kevin Liao wrote:
> > everything looks fine. BTW, how should I adjust the PCI latency in BIOS? The
> > higher or lower value is better? Thanks!
> 
> What's most important is to lower the PCI latency for other devices.  This way
> your sound card, IDE controller, etc.  can't hog the PCI for bus for as long. 
> Increase the latency setting for the bt848 so it can stay on the bus longer.

Ok. But how do I manage 12 or 16 BT878 chips on a machine with several PCI busses (but
most cards are on the same bus) using the ServerWorks South Bridge (can't find data sheet
for it, and already modify a lot the linux code to make it work [resolving IRQ conflict!])?

Is there a general algorithm to choose PCI latency for each PCI device? Or should I try
every other value? What's the meaning of PCI latency = 0 ?

This noise problem is quite critical to our application here. One way to work-around the
problem is to re-use the same buffer for capturing video (hence, "noisy lines" are in fact
replaced with some lines from a previous images ... only customer are happy... ).

Benoit





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