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After exercising this core on an FPGA we observed that the back pressure from the hard drives revealed some data loss on the link layer. A work around was implemented, it was a small buffer that would absorb the data transients. This is ugly and hacky and needs to be fixed correctly.
The area in the '/nysa-sata/rtl/link/sata_link_layer_read.v' can be found on line 228 and is related to these registers:
After exercising this core on an FPGA we observed that the back pressure from the hard drives revealed some data loss on the link layer. A work around was implemented, it was a small buffer that would absorb the data transients. This is ugly and hacky and needs to be fixed correctly.
The area in the '/nysa-sata/rtl/link/sata_link_layer_read.v' can be found on line 228 and is related to these registers:
The first milestone should be to expose the bugs in a consistent way.
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