oemrpci.asm

AMI 主板的BIOS源码

        page    ,132
        title   OEM RUNTIME HOOKS FOR PCI
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; $Header: /BIOS/OEM/GENERIC/630/Intel/440BX/Desktop CR/OEMPORT/OEMRPCI.ASM 2     9/18/97 4:16p Juand $
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; $Date: 9/18/97 4:16p $
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; Revision History
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; $Log: /BIOS/OEM/GENERIC/630/Intel/440BX/Desktop CR/OEMPORT/OEMRPCI.ASM $
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; 2     9/18/97 4:16p Juand
; Updated PCI Routing table for INTEL CR board
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; 1     9/15/97 5:57p Juand
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; 1     9/11/97 6:41p Juand
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; 1     6/05/97 12:43p Debkumar
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; 1     1/31/97 1:15p Debkumar
; New files for 62700.
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; 1     1/13/97 2:22p Debkumar
; New file for 6.27.00.
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ifndef  RT32
        .286
else
        .386
endif
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        include rt.equ
        include pci.equ
        include devnode.equ
        include mac32.mac
        include sis530.equ
        include makeflag.equ
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;       C O D E     S E G M E N T       ;
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ifndef RT32
        cgroup  group   _text
        _text segment para public 'CODE'
                 assume cs:CGROUP
        .386
else
        .386
        cgroup  group   _runtime32
        _runtime32 segment para public USE32 'CODE'
                 assume cs:cgroup
endif

ifndef RT32
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; rth_pci_irq_routing_table             ;
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; The information below is used for two purposes:                              ;
;     1. PCI IRQ routing during POST                                           ;
;     2. Runtime dynamic IRQ routing (using Int 1A functions B10E / B10F)      ;
;                                                                              ;
; The IRQ routing table should contain one entry for each on-board PCI device  ;
; or PCI slot.  Chipset devices such as host bridges and ISA bridges do not    ;
; need an entry.  A generic BIOS can contain a few unused entries that BCP     ;
; can use when adapting a generic BIOS to a customized BIOS for a motherboard  ;
; containing on board devices such as PCI IDE, PCI SCSI, or PCI Network chips. ;
; BCP can also use a blank entry if a motherboard OEM decices to put an extra  ;
; PCI slot on their board.                                                     ;
;                                                                              ;
; The rth_pci_device_limit byte should be set to the total number of entries   ;
; that are present including any blank entries.                                ;
;                                                                              ;
; The rth_pci_device_count byte should be set to the number of non-blank       ;
; entries (entries that are actually used in this BIOS).                       ;
;                                                                              ;
; The rth_pci_dedicated_irqs word is a bitmask of IRQs that are dedicated to   ;
; the PCI bus.  (Bit 0 = IRQ 0, ..., Bit 15 = IRQ 15)  In most cases this word ;
; will be set to all 0's.  This word may be used in systems that implement     ;
; IRQ routing with jumpers.                                                    ;
;                                                                              ;
; The fields in each table entry are discussed below:                          ;
;                                                                              ;
; - PCI Bus Number: Most boards contain only a single PCI bus, so this byte    ;
;   should usually be set to 0.  If a board has multiple PCI busses, then      ;
;   this byte should be set to indicate which bus the device or slot is on.    ;
;                                                                              ;
; - Dev Num: This field should be set to a slot's or device's address on the   ;
;   PCI bus shifted left by three bits (the device number should be in         ;
;   bits 7:3 and bits 2:0 should be 000).                                      ;
;                                                                              ;
; - Int A Pin, Chipset Reg: This field should be set to the chipset register   ;
;   number that controls this slot's (or device's) Int A Pin.  The value in    ;
;   this field is basically arbitrary, the value is returned by the function   ;
;   rth_pci_get_irq_reg.  Slots and devices that share the same chipset        ;
;   interrupt signal should have the same value for this field.  For example:  ;
;   if Slot 1's Int A pin and Slot 2's Int B pin are both connected to the     ;
;   same chipset interrupt signal, then the Chipset Reg value for Slot 1 Int A ;
;   should match Slot 2 Int B.  The core BIOS (and configuration software)     ;
;   need this information to know how IRQs are shared between slots.  If a     ;
;   slot or device has nothing connected to its Int A pin, then this field     ;
;   should be set to 0.  If a slot or device has its Int A pin hardwired       ;