Re: init_FIQ

* Russell King - ARM Linux <linux <at> arm.linux.org.uk> [040601 10:29]:
> On Tue, Jun 01, 2004 at 10:18:07AM -0700, Tony Lindgren wrote:
> > * A Matsui <matsui.akira <at> canon.co.jp> [040601 02:17]:
> > > I believe you and Mr. king said. 720T support high vector but, is not
> > > there the case that the CPU dose not support high vector? 
> > > 
> > > > I don?$B!-t think you need to confirm this... Believe me. If Mr. King tell you
> > > > this, then it is true...
> > 
> > Just FYI, I could not get the high vector to work on NEC ARM710T used in 
> > Psions. The symptoms are that it won't run at all like Mr. King mentioned
> > earlier in the thread. Other than that 710T and 720T seem to be the same.
> 
> ARM710T is a rather confusing name - the ARM710 I know and have here
> is an ARM architecture version 3 device which predates the StrongARM
> and does not have high vector support (ARMv3 doesn't have that
> supported.)

Sounds like the NEC 710T is different, here's from dmesg:

CPU: ARM710T [41807101] revision 1 (ARMv4T)
Machine: Psion Windermere NEC ARM710T

I don't remember if I tested the thumb stuff as it's been few years, 
but it's a v4 :)

> Also, I thought Psions were CLPS711x-based devices, which are based on
> the ARM710A core (which is ARMv3)

Yeah, the original Series 5 is CLPS711x. Psion 5MX, Revo, Diamond
Mako and Ericsson MC218 are all based on Psion Windermere architecture,
which uses a NEC 710T.

Regards,

Tony

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