readl() and writel() are specified to contain the proper barriers already.
> I don't think mb() will help you. You're probably experiencing PCI posting
> problems - when a writel() has executed, that doesn't necessarily mean
> that the transaction has actually happened it may (and will) be buffered
> for a potentially long time.
>
> However, PCI won't reorder reads vs. writes, so you when you want to be
> sure that a write() actually reached the hardware, do a dummy read()
> afterwards, that'll flush the write buffer.
yup
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