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CPU reset GPIO & latest powerbooks
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CPU reset GPIO & latest powerbooks


  • Subject: CPU reset GPIO & latest powerbooks
  • From: Benjamin Herrenschmidt <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 22 Sep 2004 18:50:05 +1000

Hi !

I know it's an odd question but I would really appreciate if somebody
from Apple could find an answer to it ;)

So basically, earlier machine models used to have the CPU soft reset
line connected to a KL GPIO (used on SMP boxes to bring CPUs up, but
fortunately for me also wired on UP boxes).

This was a very useful kernel debugging tool as I could use a firewire
controller to remotely toggle the GPIO and thus get a 0x100 exception
even when the CPU was locked up with interrupts disabled.

I'm currently chasing a lockup of the latest albooks (in linux) but
couldn't seem to trigger a 0x100 with any of those GPIOs (nor a couple
of other random ones I tried). Is there a way to do the same thing at
all on those machines models ?

Thanks in advance for any reply,

Regards,
Ben.


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