Register Description
12.2.50Offset FCh: BINIT—Bridge  Initialization Register
Table 84.  | Offset FCh:  | |||
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  | RO  | 000 0000h  | Reserved  | 
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  | Opaque Memory Window Enable: When this bit is set, the Intel® 41210 Serial to Parallel  | 
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  | PCI Bridge   | 
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  | • A[63:62] = 10 secondary side of   | 
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  | • A[63:63] = 11 secondary side of   | 
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  | This address range is forwarded from the primary to the corresponding secondary side and  | 
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  | RWS | 0b  | also is never forwarded from the secondary to the primary side, irrespective of the setting of  | 
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  | Note that even when the opaque memory window is enabled, the normal 41210 behavior  | 
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  | defined for the BME, MSE, and IOSE bits in the PCICMD register are still true (“Offset 04h:  | 
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  | 0 = Opaque Memory Window disabled  | 
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  | 1 = Opaque Memory Window enabled  | 
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  | Each segment of the bridge uses the bit corresponding to that side.  | 
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  | Configuration Cycle Retry: When set, this bit results in a configuration retry response on  | 
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  | Varies with  | the Intel® 41210 Serial to Parallel PCI Bridge for all Type 0 configuration transactions from  | 
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  | external  | PCI Express* to the internal bridge registers.  | 
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  | RW  | state of  | When this bit is cleared, Type 0 transactions are completed normally to the internal 41210  | 
  | CFGRETRY | bridge registers.  | ||
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  | pin on rising  | 0 = Normal response to Type 0 configuration transactions  | 
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  | 1 = Response to Type 0 configuration transaction is the Configuration Retry Response.  | |
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  | Each segment of the bridge uses the bit corresponding to that side.  | 
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  | Device Hiding Enable: This bit enables hiding of devices on the secondary PCI bus:  | 
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  | 0 = All downstream devices are visible to all requestors.  | 
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  | RWS | 0b  | 1 = Device numbers 0 to 9 on the immediate secondary bus are hidden from downstream  | 
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  | configuration transactions. See Section 5.2, “Secondary PCI Devices” on page 42.  | 
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  | Each segment of the bridge uses the bit corresponding to that side.  | 
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  | Upstream Configuration Enable: This bit controls the behavior for upstream configuration  | 
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  | transactions allowing local initialization from the secondary   | 
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  | RWS | 1b  | 0 = Upstream configuration transactions are not claimed.  | 
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  | 1 = Upstream configuration transactions with AD[16] = 1 are claimed.  | 
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  | Each segment of the bridge uses the bit corresponding to that side.  | 
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  | RWS | 1b  | Upstream I/O Enable: When set, this bit enables I/O transactions from PCI. The I/O  | 
  | transactions are enabled by default.  | |||
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104  | Intel® 41210 Serial to Parallel PCI Bridge Developer’s Manual |