IDT Non-Transparent Mode Operation
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Notes
PCIE_NTBCTL - Non-Transparent Bridge Control (0x078)
23:16
CLENGTH
RW
0x40
Capability Length.
This field defines the length in bytes of
the capability. It includes the VSID and NXTPTR fields.
Writes are allowed to this field for testing purposes only.
Writes should never be performed to this field during nor-
mal operation.
31:24
IDTCAP
RW
0x1
IDT Capability.
This field defines an IDT proprietary PCI,
PCI-X or PCI Express capability. The value of 0x1 identifies
this as a non-transparent bridge configuration capability
structure.
Writes are allowed to this field for testing purposes only.
Writes should never be performed to this field during nor-
mal operation.
Bit
Field
Field
Name
Type
Default
Value
Description
1:0
OSMODE
RW
0x0 (external)
0x1 (internal)
Not reset by
external funda-
mental reset or
external hot
reset
Reset by inter-
nal fundamen-
tal or hot reset
Opposite Side Mode.
This field controls the operating
mode of the opposite side of the non-transparent bridge.
When the opposite side is set to not ready, all configuration
transactions received on the opposite side of the non-
transparent bridge are responded to with a configuration
request retry status completion and all other transactions
are ignored.
When the opposite side is set to disabled, transactions
received on the opposite side of the non-transparent bridge
are discarded. Transactions still flow in the opposite direc-
tion (i.e., from the current side to opposite side). Note that
phy and data link layer operations still continue.
Whenever received transactions are discarded, they are
accounted for by the flow control protocol at the data link
layer. This means that flow control credits are returned
even for discarded transactions.
If the OSMODE field for one side, side A, is not ready or
disabled and the OSMODE field for the other side, side B,
becomes not ready or disabled, then this is a configuration/
programming error. To prevent deadlock, when this occurs
the side that was not ready or disabled first (i.e, in this
example side A) automatically transitions to enabled.
0x0 - (enabled) opposite side enabled
0x1 - (notready) opposite side not ready
0x2 - (disabled) opposite side disabled
0x3 - (reserved) reserved
Bit
Field
Field
Name
Type
Default
Value
Description
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