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TCI6638:I have some question about linux SRIO driver

In MCSDK UG Chapter Developing Transports described that communication based on IPC transportsSRIO, but I don't want use that way, I wondering can I directly using Linux driver (such like open, write, ioclt and so on) to visit /dev/srio_xx? Is TI can provide examples like that? I can't find it from google. Thanks for all your help!

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  • Yes, Looks like latest Processor SDK 3.0 has support to rapdio driver on Linux. Please refer the linux release notes,

    Thank you.

  • The SDK is only support Linux 64,but my system is Ubuntu 12.04 32
  • The SDK is only support Linux 64,but my system is Ubuntu 12.04 32bit.I think I can get SRIOdriver from git,but I need some example to use the driver.is TI can provide examples to directly use the driver.