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    Intel Gateway SoC Enablement Continues With Linux 5.6 Plus Other PCI/PCIe Changes

    Phoronix: Intel Gateway SoC Enablement Continues With Linux 5.6 Plus Other PCI/PCIe Changes

    There is plenty of PCI work that landed for the Linux 5.6 kernel merge window...

    Intel Gateway SoC Enablement Continues With Linux 5.6 Plus Other PCI/PCIe Changes - Phoronix
    http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Intel-Gateway-SoC-PCIe-5.6
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    Wow, truly surprised that Intel went to a third party for PCI Express logic.
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      About the Intel Gateway SoC...

      What is this for? Are they related to Quark? Do they have x86 or ARC CPU? I can't find references to the models used.

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        - Bcrmstb is a new Broadcom STB PCI Express controller driver used by some settop boxes


        Based on drivers/pci/controller/pcie-brcmstb.c log its for Raspberry Pi 4

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