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      1 $NetBSD: Interrupts,v 1.1 2000/12/14 20:30:14 scw Exp $
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      3 NetBSD/mvme68k Interrupt Levels
      4 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
      5 
      6 NetBSD/mvme68k interrupts are dependent on the type of device which
      7 generates them. This holds true regardless of what bus the device is
      8 situated on (eg. local, VMEbus or IndustryPack site).
      9 
     10 On MVME147, there is a fixed 1:1 mapping of VMEbus interrupt level
     11 to CPU interrupt level. This implies that VMEbus devices must be
     12 set to interrupt at the correct level for that type of device.
     13 
     14 On the other boards, each VMEbus interrupt level can be mapped to a
     15 specific CPU interrupt level so the above restriction does not apply.
     16 However, note that the mapping can only be done once. Therefore it is
     17 not possible to have two VMEbus devices which require different CPU
     18 interrupt levels sharing the same VMEbus interrupt level.
     19 
     20 The mapping of device type to CPU interrupt levels is as follows:
     21 
     22 	CPU Irq		Device Type
     23 	~~~~~~~		~~~~~~~~~~~
     24 	<Highest>
     25 	6 - 7		Anything which generates an exceptional condition
     26 			which *must* be responded to immediately. For
     27 			example, a memory parity/uncorrectable data error.
     28 
     29 	5		Reserved for the system clock/scheduler. Do not use.
     30 
     31 	4		Serial port devices (rs232, rs422 etc).
     32 
     33 	3		Network interfaces.
     34 
     35 	2		Disk/Block device interfaces.
     36 
     37 	1		Anything else.
     38 	<Lowest>
     39 
     40 
     41 
     42 Interrupt Vectors
     43 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
     44 
     45 NetBSD/mvme68k does not use or generate `auto-vectored' interrupts.
     46 
     47 All vectored interrupts up to and including vector 0x7f are reserved
     48 for use by onboard devices.
     49 
     50 VMEbus cards and IndustryPack modules are free to use vectors 0x80 -> 0xff.
     51 
     52 The onboard devices' vectors are as follows:
     53 
     54 MVME147:
     55 	0x40		PCC: ACFAIL
     56 	0x41		PCC: BERR
     57 	0x42		PCC: ABORT Switch
     58 	0x43		PCC: ZS Chips shared vector
     59 	0x44		PCC: Lance Ethernet
     60 	0x45		PCC: WD33C93 SCSI
     61 	0x46		PCC: DMA
     62 	0x47		PCC: Printer
     63 	0x48		PCC: Timer1
     64 	0x49		PCC: Timer2
     65 	0x4a		PCC: Soft Interrupt 1
     66 	0x4b		PCC: Soft Interrupt 2
     67 	0x4c -> 0x4f	PCC: <unused>
     68 
     69 
     70 MVME167/177:
     71 	0x50		PCC2: Printer `BUSY'
     72 	0x51		PCC2: Printer `Paper Empty'
     73 	0x52		PCC2: Printer `Select'
     74 	0x53		PCC2: Printer `Fault'
     75 	0x54		PCC2: Printer `ACK'
     76 	0x55		PCC2: SCSI
     77 	0x56		PCC2: Ethernet `Error'
     78 	0x57		PCC2: Ethernet
     79 	0x58		PCC2: Timer 2
     80 	0x59		PCC2: Timer 1
     81 	0x5a		PCC2: GPIO
     82 	0x5b		PCC2: <unused>
     83 	0x5c		PCC2: CD2401 Rx Exception
     84 	0x5d		PCC2: CD2401 Modem
     85 	0x5e		PCC2: CD2401 Tx
     86 	0x5f		PCC2: CD2401 Rx
     87 
     88 	0x60 -> 0x67	VME2: <unused>
     89 	0x68		VME2: Software Interrupt #0
     90 	0x69		VME2: Software Interrupt #1
     91 	0x6a		VME2: Software Interrupt #2
     92 	0x6b		VME2: Software Interrupt #3
     93 	0x6c		VME2: Software Interrupt #4
     94 	0x6d		VME2: Software Interrupt #5
     95 	0x6e		VME2: Software Interrupt #6
     96 	0x6f		VME2: Software Interrupt #7
     97 	0x70		VME2: GCSR Location Monitor #0
     98 	0x71		VME2: GCSR Location Monitor #1
     99 	0x72		VME2: GCSR SIG #0
    100 	0x73		VME2: GCSR SIG #1
    101 	0x74		VME2: GCSR SIG #2
    102 	0x75		VME2: GCSR SIG #3
    103 	0x76		VME2: DMA Controller
    104 	0x77		VME2: VIA
    105 	0x78		VME2: Tick Timer #1
    106 	0x79		VME2: Tick Timer #2
    107 	0x7a		VME2: `IRQ1' feature
    108 	0x7b		VME2: Parity/ECC Error
    109 	0x7c		VME2: Master Write Post Error
    110 	0x7d		VME2: SYSFAIL
    111 	0x7e		VME2: ABORT Switch
    112 	0x7f		VME2: ACFAIL
    113 
    114 
    115 MVME162/172:
    116 	0x40		IPACK: DMA_a
    117 	0x41		IPACK: DMA_b
    118 	0x42		IPACK: DMA_c
    119 	0x43		IPACK: DMA_d
    120 	0x44		IPACK: Programmable Clock
    121 
    122 	0x50 -> 0x52	MC2: <unused>
    123 	0x53		MC2: Timer 4
    124 	0x54		MC2: Timer 3
    125 	0x55		MC2: SCSI
    126 	0x56		MC2: Ethernet `Error'
    127 	0x57		MC2: Ethernet
    128 	0x58		MC2: Timer 2
    129 	0x59		MC2: Timer 1
    130 	0x5a		MC2: <unused>
    131 	0x5b		MC2: Parity/ECC Error
    132 	0x5c		MC2: ZS #1 (vector supplied by ZS chip)
    133 	0x5d		MC2: ZS #2 (vector supplied by ZS chip)
    134 	0x5e		MC2: Abort Switch
    135 	0x5f		MC2: <unused>
    136 
    137 	0x60 -> 0x67	VME2: <unused>
    138 	0x68		VME2: Software Interrupt #0
    139 	0x69		VME2: Software Interrupt #1
    140 	0x6a		VME2: Software Interrupt #2
    141 	0x6b		VME2: Software Interrupt #3
    142 	0x6c		VME2: Software Interrupt #4
    143 	0x6d		VME2: Software Interrupt #5
    144 	0x6e		VME2: Software Interrupt #6
    145 	0x6f		VME2: Software Interrupt #7
    146 	0x70		VME2: GCSR Location Monitor #0
    147 	0x71		VME2: GCSR Location Monitor #1
    148 	0x72		VME2: GCSR SIG #0
    149 	0x73		VME2: GCSR SIG #1
    150 	0x74		VME2: GCSR SIG #2
    151 	0x75		VME2: GCSR SIG #3
    152 	0x76		VME2: DMA Controller
    153 	0x77		VME2: VIA
    154 	0x78		VME2: Tick Timer #1
    155 	0x79		VME2: Tick Timer #2
    156 	0x7a		VME2: `IRQ1' feature
    157 	0x7b		VME2: Parity/ECC Error
    158 	0x7c		VME2: Master Write Post Error
    159 	0x7d		VME2: SYSFAIL
    160 	0x7e		VME2: <unused>
    161 	0x7f		VME2: ACFAIL
    162