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MPC8540 Datasheet(HTML) 1247 Page - Freescale Semiconductor, Inc |
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1247 / 1302 page ![]() Changes From Revision 0 to Revision 1 MPC8540 PowerQUICC III Integrated Host Processor Reference Manual, Rev. 1 Freescale Semiconductor A-35 16.4.3.7, 16-88 Add the following two paragraphs at the beginning of the section: “PCI-X configuration transactions are similar to PCI configuration transaction as described in Section 16.4.2.11, “Configuration Cycles.” The exceptions are noted in this section. There is a rare situation where an internal access (originating from either the processor core, or other I/O ports on the device) to the 256-byte PCI-X configuration header may be corrupted by concurrent outbound PCI-X data transactions. The corruption does not occur if the PCI-X configuration transactions and the outbound PCI-X data transactions are not concurrent. The corruption does not occur with inbound PCI-X traffic. This is an issue for any system that mixes internally generated PCI-X configuration transactions with outbound PCI-X data transactions. There are two ways to avoid the situation: Table 16-62. PCI-X Split Completion Message Summary AD Name Description 31:28 Message Class A split completion message can be one of the following classes: 0x0 Write completion 0x1 PCI-X bridge error 0x2 Completer error 0x3–0xFReserved 27:20 Message Index The message index identifies the type of message within the message class. For write completion message class: 0x00 Normal completion For PCI-X bridge error message class: 0x00 Master-abort 0x01 Target-abort 0x02 Write data parity error For completer error message class: 0x00 Byte count out-of-range error 0x01 Split write data parity error 0x8n Device-specific error 19 — Reserved 18:12 Remaining Lower Address If the split request was a burst memory read transaction, the remaining lower address is the least significant seven bits of the first byte of data that has not been sent. If the split request was a DWORD transaction, the completer places all zeroes in this field.1 1 Note that the PCI-X 1.0 specification states that if the split request is a DWORD transaction, the completer sets the remaining lower address field (bits 18–12) of the split completion message to zero. However, the MPC8540 deviates from the specification when the split request is a DWORD read transaction to the upper 32 bits of a quad word (that is, the address ends with 1xx); in this case, bit 14 of the split completion message is set to 1. 11:0 Remaining Byte Count If the split request was a burst memory read transaction, the remaining byte count is the number of bytes that have not been sent. If the split request was a DWORD transaction, the completer places 0x004 in this field. |
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