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Independent PCI and ARM64 learning paths
Closed lab manifests now separate x86-64 PCI MSI/INTx and bounded DMA from an ARM64 Device Tree and platform-driver path. The ARM64 peripheral has its own hardware contract and does not expose DMA.
Source: https://louijiecompo.com/updates/yocto-qemu-edu-lab-september-2026/
Closed lab manifests now separate x86-64 PCI MSI/INTx and bounded DMA from an ARM64 Device Tree and platform-driver path. The ARM64 peripheral has its own hardware contract and does not expose DMA.
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