MSI & the Kernel



I've just come to learn that pci-express equals MSI. I have tried
configuring for MSI in the kernel. And I have run without the kernel
configuration. No perceivable difference. So my question is, should I
enable MSI in my kernel? I am not using my pci-X slot.

thanks,
mutant

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Relevant Pages

  • Re: Unable to boot recent -stable with MSI/MSIX enabled
    ... Then see if it breaks that kernel. ... dmesg, em0 used the same IRQ as fxp0, except it should be using MSI: ...
    (freebsd-stable)
  • Re: Unable to boot recent -stable with MSI/MSIX enabled
    ... Then see if it breaks that kernel. ... dmesg, em0 used the same IRQ as fxp0, except it should be using MSI: ...
    (freebsd-stable)
  • Re: Unable to boot recent -stable with MSI/MSIX enabled
    ... Then see if it breaks that kernel. ... 10/12 kernel (MSI enabled) with cable to em unplugged worked. ... em0: Link is up 1000 Mbps Full Duplex ... dmesg, em0 used the same IRQ as fxp0, except it should be using MSI: ...
    (freebsd-stable)
  • MSI fix for buggy PCI/PCI-X hardware
    ... MSI support if users rebuild the kernel with CONFIG_PCI_MSI ... Option one enables MSI on ... two, which enables MSI on all PCI/PCI-X MSI-capable devices, ...
    (Linux-Kernel)
  • [PATCH]2.6.3-rc2 MSI Documentation
    ... While trying to enable MSI I noticed that the documentation ... been incorporated in the 2.6.1 kernel. ... -configuration option must be selected to enable MSI/MSI-X support. ... -setting CONFIG_PCI_USE_VECTOR enables the VECTOR based scheme and ...
    (Linux-Kernel)