
IDT Switch Events
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Notes
Associated with each status bit in the SELINKUPSTS register is a mask bit in the Switch Event Link Up
Mask (SELINKUPMSK) register. When an unmasked status bit is set in the SELINKUPSTS register, the
Link Up (LNKUP) status bit is set in the Switch Event Status (SESTS) register.
Link Down
A link down event occurs when a port’s data link status transitions from DL_Up to DL_Down. Refer to
section Link States on page 7-9 for a details on the conditions for which the data link reports DL_Down and
DL_Up status.
Associated with each port of the switch is a status bit in the Switch Event Link Down Status
(SELINKDNSTS) register. A bit in the status register is set when a link down event occurs on the corre-
sponding port.
Associated with each status bit in the SELINKDNSTS register is a mask bit in the Switch Event Link
Down Mask (SELINKDNMSK) register. When an unmasked status bit is set in the SELINKUPSTS register,
the Link Down (LNKDN) status bit is set in the Switch Event Status (SESTS) register.
Fundamental Reset
A fundamental reset event occurs within a partition when a fundamental reset occurs within a partition
as described in section Partition Fundamental Reset on page 3-12. Associated with each partition of the
switch is a status bit in the Switch Event Fundamental Reset Status (SEFRSTSTS) register. A bit in the
status register is set when a fundamental reset is detected in the corresponding partition. Associated with
each status bit in the SEFRSTSTS register is a mask bit in the Switch Event Fundamental Reset Mask
(SEFRSTMSK) register. When an unmasked status bit is set in the SEFRSTSTS register, the Fundamental
Reset (FRST) status bit is set in the Switch Event Status (SESTS) register.
Hot Reset
A hot reset event occurs within a partition when a partition hot reset is initiated as described in section
Partition Hot Reset on page 3-12. Associated with each partition of the switch is a status bit in the Switch
Event Hot Reset Status (SEHRSTSTS) register. A bit in the status register is set when a hot reset is
detected in the corresponding partition. Associated with each status bit in the SEHRSTSTS register is a
mask bit in the Switch Event Hot Reset Mask (SEHRSTMSK) register. When an unmasked status bit is set
in the SEHRSTSTS register, the Hot Reset (HRST) status bit is set in the Switch Event Status (SESTS)
register.
Failover
The switch reconfiguration caused by a failover event may take some time to complete. Thus, associ-
ated with each failover capability are two events. A failover mode change initiated event occurs when a
failover event is triggered by a failover capability and a failover mode change completed event occurs when
switch reconfiguration resulting from the failover event completes.
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The Failover Mode Change Initiated (FMCI) bit is set in the corresponding Failover Capability
Status (FCAPxSTS) register when a failover mode change is initiated.
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The Failover Mode Change Completed (FMCC) bit is set in the corresponding Failover Capability
Status (FCAPxSTS) register when a failover mode change completes.
Failover event status bits are located in the corresponding FCAPxSTS register. Associated with each
failover event is a mask bit in the Switch Event Failover Mask (SEFOVRMSK) register. When a status bit is
set in a FCAPxSTS register that is not masked by a corresponding bit in the SEFOVRMSK register, then
the FOVR bit is set in the Switch Event Status (SESTS) register.
Summary of Contents for PCI Express 89HPES32NT24xG2
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