Addressing
5.2Secondary PCI Devices
Devices on the secondary PCI bus can be configured as private devices and hidden from BIOS and host software. Devices are hidden by inhibiting the assertion of the IDSEL input of the device during configuration cycles. This feature is configured through the BINIT register. Public and private devices are supported according to Table 20.
Table 20. Secondary PCI Device Addressing
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0 | AD16 | Reserved | Dedicated for bridge | |
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1 | AD17 |
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2 | AD18 |
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3 | AD19 |
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4 | AD20 | Public or Private | (bit[2] of the BINIT register) | |
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5 | AD21 |
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6 | AD22 |
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7 | AD23 |
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8 | AD24 |
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9 | AD25 | Reserved | space of bridge | |
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10 (0xA) | AD26 | |||
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11 (0xB) | AD27 |
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12 (0xC) | AD28 |
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13 (0xD) | AD29 | Public | Available for secondary PCI devices | |
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14 (0xE) | AD30 | |||
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15 (0xF) | AD31 |
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5.3Configuration-Space Access
The 41210 supports
5.3.1PCI Express* Configuration Access
The
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