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+% Registration RapidIO for Linux
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+% [2]Register/Submit Matt Porter (mporter@kernel.crashing.org)
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+RapidIO is a switched fabric interconnect standard
+intended for embedded systems. Providing a message
+based interface, it is currently capable of speeds up
+to 10Gb/s full duplex and is available in many form
+factors including ATCA for telecom applications. In
+this paper, I introduce a RapidIO subsystem for the
+Linux kernel. The implementation provides support for
+discovery and enumeration of devices, management of
+resources, and provides a consistent access mechanism
+for drivers and other kernel facilities. As an example
+of the use of the subsystem feature set, I present a
+Linux network driver implementation which communicates
+via RapidIO message packets.
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+
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