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82374EB Datasheet(HTML) 177 Page - Intel Corporation |
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177 / 208 page ![]() 82374EB82374SB controls the cycle and thus knows that the cycle is not an access to the PCI Bus and does not initiate a flush request to the PCEB After a refresh cycle the ESC always surrenders control of the EISA Bus back to the PCEB NMFLUSH is a bi-directional signal that is negated by the ESC when buffer flushing is not being requested The ESC asserts NMFLUSH to request buffer flushing When the PCEB samples NMFLUSH asserted it starts driving the signal in the asserted state and begins the buffer flushing process (The ESC tristates NMFLUSH after asserting if for the initial 1 PCICLK period) The PCEB keeps NMFLUSH asserted until all buffers are flushed and then it negates the signal for 1 PCICLK When the ESC samples NMFLUSH negated it starts driving the signal in the negated state completing the handshake When the ESC samples NMFLUSH negated it grants ownership to the winner of the EISA Bus arbitration (at the time NMFLUSH was negated) Note that for a refresh cycle NMFLUSH is not asserted by the ESC 290476 – 87 Figure 27 NMFLUSH Protocol When the EISA master completes its transfer and gets off the bus (ie removes its request to the ESC) the ESC negates EISAHOLD and the PCEB in turn negates EISAHOLDA At this point the PCEB resumes its default ownership of the EISA Bus If a PCI master requests access to the EISA Bus while the bus is owned by a master other than the PCEB the PCEB retries the PCI cycle and requests ownership of the EISA Bus by asserting PEREQ INTA to the ESC PEREQ INTA is a dual function signal that is a PCEB request for the EISA Bus (PEREQ function) when EISAHOLDA is asserted In response to the PCEB request for EISA Bus ownership the ESC removes the grant to the EISA master When the EISA master completes its current transactions and relinquishes the bus (removes its bus request) the ESC negates EISAHOLD and the PCEB in turn negates EISAHOLDA At this point a grant can be given to the PCI device for a transfer to the EISA Bus Note that the INTA function of the PEREQ INTA signal is described in Section 115 Interrupt Acknowledge Control 177 |
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