[coreboot] CS5536 write MSR and trigger I/O error
Peter Stuge
peter at stuge.se
Fri Jun 18 08:08:29 CEST 2010
Hello,
Li Gen wrote:
> I have a main board with cs5536,
Which CPU does it have?
> and need to write the bios.
I would suggest that you use coreboot as firmware. If you require a
legacy BIOS environment then you can use coreboot together with
SeaBIOS. It works very well.
> I use following codes to read and write MSR to configure CS5536.
Reading and writing MSRs must be done with the instructions rdmsr and
wrmsr.
> pci_write(CS5536_PCI_CONF_BASE+0xf4, CS5536_SB_MSR_BASE | 0x10) ; // OK
> pci_read(CS5536_PCI_CONF_BASE+0xf8, &low ) ; // OK low =00000003h
> pci_read(CS5536_PCI_CONF_BASE+0xfc, &hi ) ; // OK hi = 44000030h
Whenever you are accessing PCI config space registers, keep in mind
that each access is always two operations. First write the 32-bit PCI
config space register address to 0xcf8, then read or write 32-bit
data to 0xcfc.
Also note that if you are not using coreboot then you may not get a
lot of help here, since this mailing list is focused on coreboot. :)
//Peter
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