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Date: Tue, 15 Feb 2011 15:48:57 +0100
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Subject: Re: SSB AI support code
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To: George Kashperko <george@znau.edu.ua>
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Uf, I'm back after weekend.

W dniu 10 lutego 2011 00:30 użytkownik George Kashperko
<george@znau.edu.ua> napisał:
>> What are the other cores for? Why do we need driver for chipcommon,
>> mipscore? Are that cores internally accessed by 80211 core?
>
> Prior to using any core, very same as b43 one, others (mipscore, usb,
> b44, etc.) must be set up properly.
> Therefore drivers exists. Chipcommon need setup as well - it handles
> cpu/mem/bus/clocks, power control, built-in uarts and might be much
> more. Its like "wrapper" core for indirect bus management.
> And I dont know if 80211 is talking directly to any other core except
> maybe chipcommon.

Thanks for explanation, but what about cores like internal memory, or
usb? What are they for?

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Rafał