Back to top Why Use an iBus iBus is easy to port to a new OS. There are only two system specific functions in the iBus that you need to port: acquireBoard(…) and releaseBoard(…). For DMA support, you need to port allocDMA(...) and freeDMA(...) as well. ...
If the files you’re concerned about have already been deleted, an alternative is the “free space wipe”. This process writes data to all areas of your disk that aren’t currently in use — the “free” space. The net effect is the same: the contents of all previously-deleted files ...
Why use a Chip Object A Chip Object is a debugged interface to the device's registers. Chip Objects abstract windowed accesses, register sizes, strobe bits, and register soft copies. A Chip Object removes the possibility of these very common RLP errors, reducing development time and time...
When, as part of the fight with the disk, I tried (still a bit lost) to use the Firmware Upgrade Tool (provided by the disk manufacturer and downloaded from the electrode from one of the posts regarding this problem) for SP S55 with the SBFM21.2 version (upgrading the firmware from 21.1...
Method 1: Check to see if the drive is visible in BIOS settings The simplest method that you can use to determine whether or not your Hard Disk Drive has failed or is failing is to see whether or not the drive shows up in your computer’s BIOs settings. However, while this test may...
This tutorial explains how to use the Measurement Hardware Driver Development Kit (MHDDK) on an operating system that does not have an operating system interface bus (iBus) implementation.