Intel
®
81341 and 81342 I/O Processors
December 2007
Developer’s Manual
Order Number: 315037-002US
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Address Translation Unit (PCI-X)—Intel
®
81341 and 81342
Table 17. ATU Error Reporting Summary - Internal Bus Interface
Error
Condition
a
(Bus Mode
b
)
Bits Set in
ATU Status Register
(ATUSR
c
)
Bits Set in
ATU Interrupt Status
Register (ATUISR)
Interrupt Mask Bit in
ATUIMR or ATUCR
PCI Bus Error Response (i.e., signal Target-Abort, signal Master-Abort etc.)
Inbound Write
Request Master-
Abort (All)
Assert
SERR#
.
(All)
N/A
Internal Bus Master Abort - bit
7
N/A
(All)
SERR#
Asserted - bit 14
SERR#
Asserted - bit 10
ATUIMR bit 6
(All)
N/A
SERR#
Detected - bit 4
ATUCR bit 9
Inbound Read
Request Master-
Abort (All)
In the Conventional Mode signal Target-Abort. In the PCI-X Mode send a device specific
Split Completion Error Message to the Requester.
(All)
N/A
Internal Bus Master Abort - bit
7
N/A
(Conventional) Target Abort (target) - bit 11
PCI Target Abort (target) - bit 1 ATUIMR bit 3
(PCI-X)
N/A
Initiated Split Completion Error
Message - bit 13
ATUIMR bit 10
Inbound Read
Request Target-
Abort (All)
In the Conventional Mode signal Target-Abort. In the PCI-X Mode send a device specific
Split Completion Error Message to the Requester.
(Conventional) Target Abort (target) - bit 11
PCI Target Abort (target) - bit 1 ATUIMR bit 3
(PCI-X)
N/A
Initiated Split Completion Error
Message - bit 13
ATUIMR bit 10
a. There are no Inbound Write Request Target-Abort Error Conditions.
b. Codes for bus mode in which this error response applies: PCI-X means PCI-X Mode 1 or PCI-X Mode 2, PCI-
X2 means PCI-X Mode 2 only, Conventional means Conventional PCI Mode Only, and All means that the error
response applies in the Conventional, PCI-X Mode 1 and PCI-X Mode 2 modes of operation. MSI stands for
Message-Signaled Interrupts and refers to an Outbound Write transaction that is actually an MSI write
transaction.
c. Table assumes that the ATU Inbound
SERR#
Enable bit (bit 1 of the ATUIMR), the ATU ECC Target Abort
Enable (bit 0 of the ATUIMR), and the
SERR#
Enable bit (bit 8 of the ATUCMD) are set.