Destination, Vector | Intel 460GX specification

Register Descriptions

Table 2-10. I/O (x)APIC RTE Format (Cont’d)

	Register Offset: 10-8Fh		Default Value: Undefined except mask bit is 1Attribute: Read/Write

	Bit(s)	SAPIC Mode	APIC Mode	Description
	Bit(s)	Name	Name	Description
		Name	Name

	11	DESTINATION	DESTINATION	This bit determines the interpretation of the destination field.
		MODE	MODE	A 0 indicates physical mode. In physical APIC mode, a destination APIC is

				identified by its ID. Bits 56 through 59 of the destination field specify the 4-bit
				APIC ID. In physical SAPIC mode, the destination ID is defined by bit 63
				through 48 of the destination field.
				A 1 indicates logical mode. In logical APIC mode, destinations are identified by
				matching on logical destination under the control of the destination format
				register and logical destination register in each local APIC. Bits 56 through 63
				(8 MSB) of the destination field specify the 8-bit APIC ID. In logical SAPIC
				mode, the destination field bits 63 through 56 make up 8 bits of the destination
				ID. The remaining 8 bits are bits 55 through 48 of the destination field and must
				always be programmed to 0.

	10:8	DELIVERY	DELIVERY	The delivery mode is a 3-bit field that specifies how the local (x)APIC units
		MODE	MODE	listed in the destination field should act upon reception of this signal. Note that
				certain delivery modes will only operate as intended when used in conjunction
				with a specific trigger mode. These restrictions are indicated in the table below
				for each delivery mode. Delivery mode encodings are shown below. Modes
				001 and 010&Vector Field apply to APIC mode only:
				00x (Fixed SAPIC Mode): This means deliver the interrupt on the INTR signal
				of the processor listed in the destination. Trigger mode can be edge or level.
				The least significant bit of this delivery mode is a HINT bit that is
				communicated to the platform to allow it to redirect the interrupt to another
				processor on the same processor system bus as the destination. The way this
				redirection occurs is independent of platform implementation. Otherwise, the
				processor can ignore the least significant bit.
				000 (Fixed APIC Mode): This means deliver the signal on the INTR signal of
				all processor cores listed in the destination field. Trigger mode for “fixed”
				delivery mode can be edge or level.
				001 (Lowest-Priority APIC Mode): This means deliver the interrupt on the
				INTR signal of the processor core that is executing at the lowest-priority among
				all the processors listed in the specified destination. Trigger mode for lowest-
				priority delivery mode can be edge or level.
				010 (PMI or SMI): Delivery mode is edge only. For systems that rely on SMI
				semantics, the vector is ignored but must be all zeros for future upgrades. For
				systems that rely on PMI semantics, the vector number has meaning and is not
				ignored.
				011 (Reserved).
				100 (NMI): This means deliver the interrupt on the NMI signal of the processor
				listed in the destination. Vector information is ignored. The NMI is always
				delivered as an edge-triggered interrupt. The trigger mode field is ignored.
				101 (INIT): This means deliver the interrupt on the INIT signal of the processor
				listed in the destination. Vector information is ignored.
				110 (Reserved).
				111 (ExtINT): This means deliver the interrupt to the processor listed in the
				destination as an interrupt that originated in an externally connected (8259A-
				compatible) interrupt controller. The INTA cycle that corresponds to this ExtINT
				delivery will be routed to the external controller that is expected to supply the
				vector. A delivery mode of ExtINT requires an edge-triggered mode. ExtINT
				should be targeted for only one processor.

	7:0	VECTOR	VECTOR	This is the vector number identifying the interrupt being sent.

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Intel 460GX Chipset System Software Developer’s Manual Intel 460GX Chipset System Software Developer’s Manual Contents Coherency 10.1 Latency 10-1 11-8 13.2.4 Figures Tables 12-11 Introduction System Overview Component Overview Intel 460GX Chipset ComponentsName Function Product Features Itanium Processor System Bus Support PXB Features Dram Interface SupportI/O Support RAS Features GXB Features Other Platform Components Reference Documents1 I/O & Firmware Bridge IFB Programmable Interrupt Device PID Revision History Date Description June Initial release Introduction Access Mechanism Register Descriptions Access Restrictions PartitioningDevice Mapping on Bus CBN Device Default Upon Reset Register AttributesReserved Bits Defined in Registers Reserved or Undefined Register Locations Configaddress Configuration Address Register I/O Mapped RegistersConsistency Gart Programming Region Error Handling Registers Configdata Configuration Data Register1 SAC 1.1 Bits Description Disable 1.21.3 Valid Ferrsac First Error Status Register Nerrsac All Error Status Register Saferr System Address on First Error Biuitid BIU Itid Register Biudata BIU Data Register Address bits 2 SDC 2.1 SEC0DFERR Data on First Memory Card B SEC2.2 SEC0ECCFERR ECC on First Memory Card B SEC 2.3 SEC0TXINFOFERR Txinfo on First Memory Card B SEC 2.4 DED0DFERR Data on First Memory Card B DED 2.5 DED0ECCFERR ECC on First Memory Card B DED2.6 DED0TXINFOFERR Txinfo on First Memory Card B DED 2.7 SEC1DFERR Data on First Memory Card a SEC 2.8 SEC1ECCFERR ECC on First Memory Card a SEC 2.9 SEC1TXINFOFERR Txinfo on First Memory Card a SEC2.10 DED1DFERR Data on First Memory Card a DED Sdcferr First Error Status Register 2.11 DED1ECCFERR ECC on First Memory Card a DED2.12 DED1TXINFOFERR Txinfo on First Memory Card a DED 22 ’Forward’ Underflow Card a Right Stack Error FR1 21 ’Forward’ Underflow Card a Left Stack Error FL115 ’Forward’ Underflow Card B Right Stack Error FR0 14 ’Forward’ Underflow Card B Left Stack Error FL0 Sdcnerr SDC Next Error Status Register Pcmdferr Command on First Pcmd Parity ErrorPitidferr Data on First Pitid Parity Error Sdcrspferr Response on First Sdcrsp Error Dpbrleferr Private Data Bus Receive Length ErrorECCMSK0 ECC Mask Register Card B ParMskP PB Parity Mask and IB Correction Enable Register ECCMSK1 ECC Mask Register Card aEccmskf ECC Mask Register Pvddferr Data on First PVD Parity Error Pvdparferr Parity on First PVD Parity ErrorPvdtxinfoferr Txinfo on First PVD Parity Error Secfdferr Data on First System Bus SEC Secfeccferr ECC on First System Bus SECSecftxinfoferr Txinfo on First System Bus SEC Dedfdferr Data on First System Bus DED Ferrmac First Error Status Register Que-Overflow Error3 MAC Dedfeccferr ECC on First System Bus DED Cmndferr Command on First Error Errsts Error Status Register4 PXB Errcmd Error Command Register Ferragp First Error Status Register for AGP 5 GXB5.1 Ferrpci Ferrgart First Error Status Register for Gart Nerragp Next Errors Status Register for AGP Pacerr PCI Address & Cmd First Error Pderr PCI Data First ErrorNerrgart Nepci Register Records an PCI Bus Error Flag Fepci Register Records an PCI Bus Error Flag6 WXB Bits Description Intrq Asserted Flag Fepci PCI Bus First Error Status Register Nepci PCI Bus Next Error Status Register Fepcial PCI First Error Address/Command Log Fepcidl PCI First Error Data LogPerformance Monitor Registers 6764 C/BE30 6332 AD6332 310 AD310 Overflow Count ValueLength Encodings Dmask Encodings Umask Encodings Event Select Disable Source Enable SourceReload Control 2 SDC FSBDPMD1,0 System Bus Performance Monitor Data Registers 3 PXB 3.1 PMD10 Performance Monitoring Data Register3.2 PMR10 Performance Monitoring Response Reload Mode 3.3 PME10 Performance Monitoring Event SelectionCount Data Cycles Initiating Agent Selection 4 GXB AGPPMD0,1 AGP Performance Monitor Data Registers Pcipmd PCI Performance Monitor Data Registers Percon Performance Monitor Control RegisterEvent 1 Input AGPPMC0,1 AGP Performance Monitor Configuration Register Event 0 InputPipe or Sideband Request Mask Pcipmc PCI Performance Monitor Configuration Register EVENT1 Count EnableInitiating Agent Disable Source PCIWXBPMC0 PCI Performance Monitor Configuration Register 5 WXBData Transfer and Transaction Qualifier Issuing Agent Qualifier PCIWXBPMC1 PCI Performance Monitor Configuration Register Interrupt Related RegistersXtprs External Task Priority Registers Address Name Access Default Value PID PCI Memory-mapped Registers2.1 I/O Register Select Register FEC00000h Memory-Mapped Register Summary PID Indirect Access Registers 2.2 I/O Window Register FEC00010hXAPIC EOI Register FEC00040h I/O Window Register Format Offset Name Access Default Value 3.1 I/O xAPIC ID Register 00hRTE Memory-mapped Register Summary Cont’d 3.2 I/O xAPIC Version Register 01h 3.3 I/O xAPIC Arbitration ID Register 02hI/O Apic ID Register Format I/O xAPIC Version Register Format Bits Sapic Mode Apic Mode Description Name 3.4 I/O xAPIC RTE 10h-8FhI/O xAPIC Arbitration ID Register Format 10. I/O xAPIC RTE Format Sapic Mode Apic Mode Description Name 10. I/O xAPIC RTE Format Cont’d Destination Vector System Architecture CoherencyProcessor Coherency Ordering PCI CoherencyAGP Coherency WXB Arbitration WXB Arbitration at the PCI BusArbitration for Inbound Transactions Big-endian Support Indivisible OperationsProcessor Locks Arbitration for Outbound Transactions Inbound PCI Locks Atomic WritesAtomic Reads Locks with AGP Non-coherent Traffic Interrupt Delivery WXB PCI Hot-Plug Support Slot Power-up and Enable Slot Power-down and Disable System Architecture System Address Map Memory MapCompatibility Region System Firmware System Memory Address Space Low Extended Memory Region Medium Extended Memory Region High Extended Memory above 4G Re-mapped Memory AreasVariable GAP I/O Address Map Itanium Processor and Chipset-specific Memory Space System I/O Address Space Devices View of the System Memory Map High PXB must ignore GXB must BINIT# after Gart Legal and Illegal Address Disposition Address DispositionAddress Range Outbound Inbound Dest. Decision Address Disposition Cont’d Main memory if present above 4 GBAbove TOM Binit System Address Map General Memory Characteristics Memory SubsystemOrganization System Maximum Memory Configuration Using Two Cards Minimum/Maximum Memory Size per Configuration Technology & Configuration SizeDimm Types Double Number Memory Size Interleaving/Configurations Address Interleaving Summary of Configuration Rules Non-uniform Memory ConfigurationsBandwidth Supporting Features Memory Subsystem ClockingAuto Detection Removing a Bad Row Hardware Initialization Memory ScrubbingScrubbing Time Memory Size Time to Scrub Memory Subsystem Data Integrity and Error Handling IntegritySystem Bus Dram Expander BusesPCI Buses 5 AGP Usage of First-error and Next-error Memory ECC RoutingData Poisoning Masked Bits BERR#/BINIT# GenerationINTREQ# SAC/SDC Errors Data ECC or Parity ErrorsXBINIT# XSERR# System Bus Errors SAC to SDC Interface Errors SAC to MAC Interface Errors 5 SDC/Memory Card Interface Errors Error Determination 6 SDC/System Bus ErrorsSDC Internal Errors SAC Address on an Error SDC Logging Registers Special Notes on Usage of SECTID, DEDTID, Fsetid Registers Clearing Errors Multiple Errors1 SAC/SDC Error Clearing SDC Multiple Errors ERR ERR SAC Multiple Errors Single Errors with Multiple ReportingError Anomalies Data Flow Errors SAC Error Flow on Data Error Conditions Table of Errors Error Cases SAC to SDC Interface ErrorsSystem Bus ADD/CMND Error Cases Cont’d Internal SDC Error PXB Errors Detected as PCI Master PCI Integrity PCI Bus MonitoringPXB as Master Master Abort PXB as Target GXB Error Flow Target RetryTarget Abort GXB Error Signals GXB Errors Gart Interface Errors Multiple Errors GXB Error Flow WXB Data Integrity and Error Handling Usage of First Error and Next Error RegistersIntegrity Data Parity Poisoning Error Mask Bits Error Steering/SignalingSupported Error Escalation to XBINIT#a Abbreviation Error Supported Error Escalation to SERROUT#a Supported Error Escalation to PA/BINTRQ#SERR# Generation Escalation Error Determination and Logging INTRQ# InterruptXBINIT# Generation Error Conditions WXB as Bus Master WXB as Target Other Violations PCI Interface Errors System Error SignaledDiscard Timer Expiration AGP Subsystem Graphics Address Relocation Table Gart 12b 24b22b 14b Gart Implementation Gart Entry Format for 4kB Pages Programming Gart SizesGtlb Parity Coherency SGW#SE2 ADSC# ADSP# ADV# LBO# SB# SW# 4.1 3.3V AGP 1X and 2X Mode Compatibility AGP TrafficInterrupt Handling Addresses Used by the Graphics Card Traffic Priority Coherency, Translation and Types of AGP Traffic Ordering Rules Processor Locks and AGP TrafficCoherency for AGP/PCI Streams Address Faults Address Alignment and Transfer SizesPCI Semantics Traffic Inbound Reads Inbound Delayed Read Matching Rules PCI Stream Read PrefetchingInbound Reads Directed To Memory Delayed Read Matching Criteria Command Address BEsInbound I/O Reads Inbound Writes Retry/Disconnect Conditions Outbound ReadsOutbound Writes Transfer Data Length Combining Supported Used Mode Fast Back-to-Back TransactionsBurst Write Combining Modes 1st write 2nd write 3rd write Transferred as Latency GXB Address MapInbound Read Prefetching Bandwidth Estimates for Various Request Sizes AGP Subsystem AGP Subsystem Ihpc Configuration Registers WXB Hot-Plug Ihpc Configuration Register Space Number List for the Ihpc PCI Register Descriptions VID Vendor Identification RegisterDid Device Identification Register Pcicmd PCI Command Register Pcists PCI Status Register RID Revision Identification Register MLT Master Latency Timer Register Class Class RegisterCLS Cache Line Size HDR Header Register Base Address Svid Subsystem Vendor IdentificationSID Subsystem ID Interrupt Line Miscellaneous Hot-Plug Configuration Interrupt PinHot-Plug Slot Identifier Hot-Plug Features Switch Change Serr StatusPower Fault Serr Status Memory Access Index Memory Mapped Register Access PortIhpc Memory Mapped Registers Arbiter Serr Status Ihpc Memor Mapped Register Space M66EN Slot Enable Number List for Ihpc Memory Mapped Register Descriptions Hot-Plug Miscellaneous LED Control Hot-Plug Interrupt Input and Clear Hot-Plug Interrupt Mask Serial Input Byte Data Serial Input Byte Pointer General Purpose OutputHot-Plug Non-interrupt Inputs Hot-Plug Switch Interrupt Redirect Enable Slot Power ControlExtended Hot-Plug Miscellaneous PCI / LPC / FWH Configuration PCI Configuration Registers FunctionMnemonic Register Register Access IFB Register Mapping Biosen PcistsClassc Hedt IDE Configuration PCI Configuration Registers-Function 1 IDE Interface Universal Serial Bus USB Configuration PCI Configuration Registers-Function 2 USB InterfaceConfiguration Offset Mnemonic Register SMBus Controller Configuration SMBus Configuration Registers Function IFB Register Mapping Usage of 1MIN Timer in Power Management Usage of the SW SMI# TimerCD-ROM Auto RUN Feature of the OS IFB Usage Considerations Ultra DMA Configuration Reserved Secondary Primary Drive Ultra DMA Mode EnableDisabled Enabled SSDE1 SSDE0 PSDE1 PSDE0 Determining a Drive’s Transfer Rate Capabilities OverviewCapability Word Bits Field Offset Ultra DMA Fields that Indicate Ultra DMA Drive Capabilities Capability Word Bits DMAPIO Determining a Drive’s Best Ultra DMA Capability Capability Word Bits Field Capability Word Offset Bits Field 150 Minimum Multi Word DMA Transfer Cycle Time per10-6 Drives Reported DMA Drive’s Best DMA Mode Cycle Time Determining a Drive’s Best PIO Capability Drives Reported PIO Drive’s Best PIO Mode Drive PIO Capability as a Function of Cycle Time IFB Timing Settings 10.5.6.1 DMA/PIO Timing SettingsIFB Drive Mode Based on DMA/PIO Capabilities Mode Yes Disabled Enabled DMA Mode Iordy If fixed disk DMA Iordy IDE Drive Configuration for Selected Timings Ultra DMA Timing Settings10. Ultra DMA Timing Value Based on Drive Mode DMA/PIO Timing Values Based on Piix Cable Mode/System Speed 12. PIO Transfer/Mode Values Drive’s Selected PIO Speed Capability10-12 Settings Checklist 13. Drive Capabilities Checklist Example Configurations Example #1 Ultra DMA/33 Configuration14. IFB Settings Checklist Register Type Offset Value Comments Example #3 Non Ultra DMA/33 Drive Configuration 40-41h E377h Mode config. for Primary IDE Timing Register4A-4Bh 0002h Ultra DMA mode config 44h 0Bh Ultra DMA Control Register Ultra DMA System Software Considerations 4A-4Bh 0000h10-16 Intel 460GX Chipset Software Developer’s Manual 10-17 Bit Description Reserved. This bit is hardwired to BMISX-Bus Master IDE Status Register I/OBit Description Completed or halted USB Resume Enable Bit Bit Type Description 10-20 LPC/FWH Interface Configuration VID-Vendor Identification Register FunctionDID-Device Identification Register Function PCICMD-PCI Command Register Function PCISTS-PCI Device Status Register Function RID-Revision Identification Register Function CLASSC-Class Code Register FunctionHEDT-Header Type Register Function Bit Acpi Enable Function Acpi Base Address FunctionSCI IRQ Routing Control BIOSEN-BIOS Enable Register Function PIRQRCAD-PIRQx Route Control Registers Function SerIRQC-Serial IRQ Control Register Function TOM-Top of Memory Register Function MSTAT-Miscellaneous Status Register Function Deterministic Latency Control Register Function PDMACFG-PCI DMA Configuration Resister Function O MGPIOC-Muxed Gpio Control FunctionBits Description RTCCFG-Real Time Clock Configuration Register Function Base Offset Channel Gpio Enable Function Gpio Base Address FunctionLPC COM Decode Ranges Function Bits Decode Range LPC FDD/LPT Decode Ranges Function 000011 110 LPC Sound Decode Ranges Function LPC Generic Decode Range Function220 233 240 253 260 273 280 293 11-12 LPC Enables Function Firmware Hub FWH Decode Enable RegisterReserved. This bit must be a 1413 Reserved Firmware Hub FWH Select Register Test Mode Register Dcom-Dma Command Register I/OPCI to LPC I/O Space Registers DMA Registers Dcm-Dma Channel Mode Register I/O Dr-Dma Request Register I/O WSMB-Write Single Mask Bit I/O RWAMB-Read / Write All Mask Bits I/OBit Description Reserved. Must be Ds-Dma Status Register I/O DBADDR-DMA Base and Current Address Registers I/O When counting down a DMA transfer DBCNT-Dma Base and Current Count Registers I/ODLPAGE-DMA Low Page Registers I/O DCBP-Dma Clear Byte Pointer Register I/O 11.2.2.1 Icw1-Initialization Command Word 1 Register I/O Interrupt Controller RegistersDmc-Dma Master Clear Register I/O Dclm-Dma Clear Mask Register I/O 11.2.2.2 Icw2-Initialization Command Word 2 Register I/O 11.2.2.3 Icw3-Initialization Command Word 3 Register I/OBit Description Reserved. Must be programmed to all 0s 11.2.2.4 Icw3-Initialization Command Word 3 Register I/O 11.2.2.5 Icw4-Initialization Command Word 4 Register I/O11.2.2.6 Ocw1-Operational Control Word 1 Register I/O 11-22 11.2.2.7 Ocw2-Operational Control Word 2 Register I/O 11.2.2.8 Ocw3-Operational Control Word 3 Register I/O Elcr1-Edge/Level Control Register I/O Counter/Timer Registers Tcw-Timer Control Word Register I/OElcr2-Edge/Level Control Register I/O Bit Decription Latched. When bit 4=1, the status will not be latched 5. When bit 3=0, status and/or count will not be latched5. When bit 2=0, status and/or count will not be latched 5. When bit 1=0, status and/or count will not be latched TMRSTS-Timer Status Registers I/O TMRCNT-Timer Count Registers I/O NMI Registers Nmisc-Nmi Status and Control Register I/O NMI Enable. Used by IFB NMI logic Real Time Clock RegistersRTCD-Real-time Clock Data Register I/O Used for NMI enabling/disabling. See description in Section Advanced Power Management APM Registers APMC-Advanced Power Management Control Port I/ORTCEI-Real-time Clock Extended Index Register I/O RTCED-Real-time Clock Extended Data Register I/O APMS-Advanced Power Management Status Port I/O Power Management 1 StatusAcpi Registers Power Management 1 Enable Power Management 1 ControlStates can be supported in external logic 11-32 Power Management 1 Timer Bit Description Bits ModeGeneral Purpose 0 Status 3124 Reserved 230 General Purpose 0 Enable Power up, this bit is set to ‘1’1512 Reserved CF9 write General Purpose 1 Enable SMI RegistersGeneral Purpose 1 Status Global Control and Enable Port at B2h in I/O spaceStatus Register is set Thrmsts bit General Purpose I/O Registers Global Status RegisterGPIO8 GPIO7 GP Output GP Data GP TTL 1916159 Reserved Bit is set GP Blink GP LockGP Invert GP SMI GP PulseGP Core GP Pull-up 11-42 IDE Configuration PCI Configuration Registers FunctionConfiguration Mnemonic Register IDE Controller Register Descriptions PCI Function SERR# Enable. This bit is hardwired to Wait Cycle Control. This bit is hardwired toParity Error Response. This bit is hardwired to VGA Palette Snoop. This bit is hardwired to SERR# Status. Read as By writing a 1 to this bit MLT-Master Latency Timer Register Function BMIBA-Bus Master Interface Base Address Register FunctionBus Master interface registers and correspond to AD154 SVID-Subsystem Vendor ID Function SID-Subsystem ID FunctionIDETIM-IDE Timing Register Function SIDETIM-Slave IDE Timing Register Function DMACTL-Synchronous DMA Control Register Function Bit Description Reserved SDMATIM-Synchronous DMA Timing Register Function BMICx-Bus Master IDE Command Register I/O Ultra DMA/33 Timing Mode SettingsIDE Controller I/O Space Registers Ultra DMA/33 Timing Modes BMISx-Bus Master IDE Status Register I/O Interrupt/Activity Status Combinations Is equal to the IDE device transfer size312 12-12 Universal Serial Bus USB Configuration PCI Configuration Registers-FunctionUsbren USB Host Controller Register Descriptions PCI Function Bit Description 1510 Reserved. ReadReserved. Read as Resets STA to 0 by writing a 1 to this bit Reserved. Read as 0’s This field Register in Function13-4 USBBA-USB I/O Space Base Address Function INTLN-Interrupt Line Register Function INTPN-Interrupt Pin Function Miscellaneous Control FunctionSBRNUM-Serial Bus Release Number Function LEGSUP-Legacy Support Register Function Default to 1 for compatibility with older USB software Needs to be serviced laterAppropriate enable bits are set Accesses that are part of the sequence USBREN-USB Resume Enable USBCMD-USB Command Register I/OUSB Host Controller I/O Space Registers Run/Stop, Debug Bit Interaction Swdbg Bit Run/Stop Bit OperationStop=0, the Frnum register can be reprogrammed By Software or Hardware USBINTR-USB Interrupt Enable Register I/O USBSTS-USB Status Register I/OInterrupt is generated to the system Register = Address signals FRNUM-Frame Number Register I/OFLBASEADD-Frame List Base Address Register I/O SOFMOD-Start of Frame SOF Modify Register I/O PORTSC-Port Status and Control Register I/O X0 Disable Asserted, the corresponding port is disabledEOF2 time See of the USB Specification Register define the hub states as follows 13-14 SM Bus Controller Configuration SM Bus Configuration Registers FunctionClass Code 0C-1Fh Reserved Base Address Register System Management Register Descriptions Shutdown special cycle14-2 STA to 0 by writing a 1 to this bit SMBBA-SMBus Base Address Function 14-4 Host Configuration Interrupt pin PIRQB# is used Smbslvc-SMBus Slave Command Function SMBus I/O Space RegistersSmbshdw1-SMBus Slave Shadow Port 1 Function Smbshdw2-SMBus Slave Shadow Port 2 Function Transaction errors are caused by Smbhststs-SMBus Host Status Register I/OSmbslvsts-SMBus Slave Status Register I/O Position Smbhstcnt-SMBus Host Control Register I/O Smbhstcmd-SMBus Host Command Register I/O Command field of SMBus host transactionSmbhstadd-SMBus Host Address Register I/O Smbhstdat0-SMBus Host Data 0 Register I/O Smbhstdat1-SMBus Host Data 1 Register I/O Smbblkdat-SMBus Block Data Register I/OSmbslvcnt-SMBus Slave Control Register I/O 14.3.9.1 Smbshdwcmd -SMBus Shadow Command Register I/O Smbslvdat-SMBus Slave Data Register I/O14.3.9.2 10.3.11.smbslvevt-SMBus Slave Event Register I/O Address 10h or one of the slave shadow port addresses 14-12 PCI/LPC Bridge Description PCI InterfaceInterrupt Controller Initialization Command Words ICWs Programming the Interrupt Controller15-2 Operation Command Words OCWs Automatic End of Interrupt Aeoi ModeEnd of Interrupt Operation End of Interrupt EOI Fully Nested Mode Special Fully Nested ModeModes of Operation Automatic Rotation Equal Priority Devices Cascade Mode Poll CommandSpecific Rotation Specific Priority Edge and Level Triggered Mode Special Mask ModeInterrupt Masks Masking on an Individual Interrupt Request Basis Reading the Interrupt Controller Status Interrupt Steering Quiet Active Mode Continuous Idle ModeSerial Interrupts Protocol Stop Frame Serirq FramesData Frame Number Usage # Clocks Past Start 3222 Timer/Counters Programming the Interval Timer15-10 Interval Timer Control Word Format Write Operations Counter Latch Command Read OperationsCounter I/O Port Read 15-12 Read Back Command Real Time Clock RTC Registers and RAM RTC Standard RAM BankIndex Address Name 15.5.1.1 Register a 1 Invalid 0 Invalid90625 ms 8125 ms 15.5.1.2 Register B 15.5.1.3 Register CRSMRST# RTC Update Cycle RTC InterruptsLockable RAM Ranges 15.5.1.4 Register D 15-18 IFB Power Management IFB Power States and ConsumptionOverview Acpi State Description IFB Power Planes Power Plane Descriptions16.2.2 SMI# Generation Causes of SMI# SCI Generation Sleep StatesCauses of SCI# SCI Event Comment Acpi Bits Not Implemented by IFB Entry/Exit for the S4 and S5 StatesAcpi Bits Not Implemented in IFB Offset Register Name/Function Comment Handling of Power Failures in IFB Action after Power ReturnsS5 Wake Event Comment 16-6