Re: [PATCH][CFT] dcache-ac6-D - dcache threading

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Andi Kleen writes:
> Are you using a eepro100 driver that uses mmap'ed access to the card's
> registers ? Iirc mmaped access can cut a lot of the speedo_* time over
> in*/out*. In the original mindcraft discussions that bit came up. I'm not
> sure if the standard eepro100 driver got mmap'ed io register access yet tho
> (I believe Ingo Molnar hacked his version for that and gave good results)
> It may also be worth to try the e100 driver from the Intel website.

I found the driver in Intel site, but it is for 2.2.X version. Driver
structure chagnes prevent me to compile it with the latest kernel.

Could someone tell me where is the driver usable for 2.4.0-test1?

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