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TazeTSchnitzel
10y ago
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USB 3.0 has DMA too.
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the8472
10y ago
But is that remote DMA? Controller/driver-managed DMA transfers in the fashion of "shovel the next X incoming kilobytes to this memory range" is not the same as arbitrary writes to host memory initiated by a device.
TazeTSchnitzel
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10y ago
Ah, maybe it isn't, fair point.
rasz_pl
10y ago
On USB only Host is allowed to be a bus master. Thunderbold does PCI/PCIe and by extension allows any plugged gizmo to take over whole computer.
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