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82374EB Datasheet(HTML) 176 Page - Intel Corporation |
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176 / 208 page ![]() 82374EB82374SB 110 PCEBESC INTERFACE The PCEBESC interface (Figure 26) provides the inter-chip communications between the PCEB and ESC The interface provides control information between the two components for PCIEISA arbitration data size translations (controlling the PCEB’s EISA data swap logic) and interrupt acknowledge cycles 290476 – 86 NOTE STPGNT is only on the 82374SB (and companion 82375SB) Figure 26 PCEBESC Interface Signals 111 Arbitration Control Signals The PCEB contains the arbitration circuitry for the PCI Bus and the ESC contains the arbitration circuitry for the EISA Bus The PCEBESC Interface contains a set of arbitration control signals (EISAHOLD EISAHOLDA NMFLUSH and PEREQ INTA ) that synchronize bus arbitration and ownership changes between the two bus environments The signals also force PCI device data buffer flushing if needed to maintain data coherency during EISA Bus ownership changes The PCEB is the default owner of the EISA Bus If another EISAISA master or DMA wants to use the bus the ESC asserts EISAHOLD to instruct the PCEB to relinquish EISA Bus ownership The PCEB completes any current EISA Bus transaction tri-states its EISA Bus signals and asserts EISAHOLDA to inform the ESC that the PCEB is off the bus For ownership changes other than for a refresh cycle the ESC asserts the NMFLUSH signal to the PCEB (for one PCICLK) to instruct the PCEB to flush its Line Buffers pointing to the PCI Bus The assertion of NMFLUSH also instructs the PCEB to initiate flushing and to temporarily disable system buffers on the PCI Bus (via MEMREQ MEMACK and FLSHREQ ) The buffer flushing maintains data coherency in the event that the new EISA Bus master wants to access the PCI Bus Buffer flushing also prevents dead-lock conditions between the PCI Bus and EISA Bus Since the ESCPCEB does not know ahead of time whether the new master is going to access the PCI Bus or a device on the EISA Bus buffers pointing to the PCI Bus are always flushed when there is a change of EISA Bus ownership except for refresh cycles For refresh cycles the ESC 176 |
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