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/** @file
Intel FSP API definition from Intel Firmware Support Package External
Architecture Specification v2.0, March 2016, revision 001.
Copyright (c) 2014 - 2016, Intel Corporation. All rights reserved.<BR>
This program and the accompanying materials
are licensed and made available under the terms and conditions of the BSD License
which accompanies this distribution. The full text of the license may be found at
http://opensource.org/licenses/bsd-license.php.
THE PROGRAM IS DISTRIBUTED UNDER THE BSD LICENSE ON AN "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR REPRESENTATIONS OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED.
**/
#ifndef _FSP_API_H_
#define _FSP_API_H_
#pragma pack(1)
/**
Fsp UPD HEADER Configuration
**/
typedef struct {
///
/// UPD Region Signature. This signature will be
/// "XXXXXX_T" for FSP-T
/// "XXXXXX_M" for FSP-M
/// "XXXXXX_S" for FSP-S
/// Where XXXXXX is an unique signature
///
UINT64 Signature;
///
/// Revision of the Data structure. For FSP v2.0 value is 1.
///
UINT8 Revision;
UINT8 Reserved[23];
} FSP_UPD_HEADER;
/**
FSPM_ARCH_UPD Configuration
**/
typedef struct {
///
/// Revision of the structure. For FSP v2.0 value is 1.
///
UINT8 Revision;
UINT8 Reserved[3];
///
/// Pointer to the non-volatile storage (NVS) data buffer.
/// If it is NULL it indicates the NVS data is not available.
///
VOID *NvsBufferPtr;
///
/// Pointer to the temporary stack base address to be
/// consumed inside FspMemoryInit() API.
///
VOID *StackBase;
///
/// Temporary stack size to be consumed inside
/// FspMemoryInit() API.
///
UINT32 StackSize;
///
/// Size of memory to be reserved by FSP below "top
/// of low usable memory" for bootloader usage.
///
UINT32 BootLoaderTolumSize;
///
/// Current boot mode.
///
UINT32 BootMode;
UINT8 Reserved1[8];
} FSPM_ARCH_UPD;
typedef struct {
FSP_UPD_HEADER FspUpdHeader;
} FSPT_UPD_COMMON;
typedef struct {
FSP_UPD_HEADER FspUpdHeader;
FSPM_ARCH_UPD FspmArchUpd;
} FSPM_UPD_COMMON;
typedef struct {
FSP_UPD_HEADER FspUpdHeader;
} FSPS_UPD_COMMON;
typedef enum {
///
/// This stage is notified when the bootloader completes the
/// PCI enumeration and the resource allocation for the
/// PCI devices is complete.
///
EnumInitPhaseAfterPciEnumeration = 0x20,
///
/// This stage is notified just before the bootloader hand-off
/// to the OS loader.
///
EnumInitPhaseReadyToBoot = 0x40,
///
/// This stage is notified just before the firmware/Preboot
/// environment transfers management of all system resources
/// to the OS or next level execution environment.
///
EnumInitPhaseEndOfFirmware = 0xF0
} FSP_INIT_PHASE;
typedef struct {
///
/// Notification phase used for NotifyPhase API
///
FSP_INIT_PHASE Phase;
} NOTIFY_PHASE_PARAMS;
#pragma pack()
/**
This FSP API is called soon after coming out of reset and before memory and stack is
available. This FSP API will load the microcode update, enable code caching for the
region specified by the boot loader and also setup a temporary stack to be used until
main memory is initialized.
A hardcoded stack can be set up with the following values, and the "esp" register
initialized to point to this hardcoded stack.
1. The return address where the FSP will return control after setting up a temporary
stack.
2. A pointer to the input parameter structure
However, since the stack is in ROM and not writeable, this FSP API cannot be called
using the "call" instruction, but needs to be jumped to.
@param[in] FsptUpdDataPtr Pointer to the FSPT_UPD data structure.
@retval EFI_SUCCESS Temporary RAM was initialized successfully.
@retval EFI_INVALID_PARAMETER Input parameters are invalid.
@retval EFI_UNSUPPORTED The FSP calling conditions were not met.
@retval EFI_DEVICE_ERROR Temp RAM initialization failed.
If this function is successful, the FSP initializes the ECX and EDX registers to point to
a temporary but writeable memory range available to the boot loader and returns with
FSP_SUCCESS in register EAX. Register ECX points to the start of this temporary
memory range and EDX points to the end of the range. Boot loader is free to use the
whole range described. Typically the boot loader can reload the ESP register to point
to the end of this returned range so that it can be used as a standard stack.
**/
typedef
EFI_STATUS
(EFIAPI *FSP_TEMP_RAM_INIT) (
IN VOID *FsptUpdDataPtr
);
/**
This FSP API is used to notify the FSP about the different phases in the boot process.
This allows the FSP to take appropriate actions as needed during different initialization
phases. The phases will be platform dependent and will be documented with the FSP
release. The current FSP supports two notify phases:
Post PCI enumeration
Ready To Boot
@param[in] NotifyPhaseParamPtr Address pointer to the NOTIFY_PHASE_PRAMS
@retval EFI_SUCCESS The notification was handled successfully.
@retval EFI_UNSUPPORTED The notification was not called in the proper order.
@retval EFI_INVALID_PARAMETER The notification code is invalid.
**/
typedef
EFI_STATUS
(EFIAPI *FSP_NOTIFY_PHASE) (
IN NOTIFY_PHASE_PARAMS *NotifyPhaseParamPtr
);
/**
This FSP API is called after TempRamInit and initializes the memory.
This FSP API accepts a pointer to a data structure that will be platform dependent
and defined for each FSP binary. This will be documented in Integration guide with
each FSP release.
After FspMemInit completes its execution, it passes the pointer to the HobList and
returns to the boot loader from where it was called. BootLoader is responsible to
migrate it's stack and data to Memory.
FspMemoryInit, TempRamExit and FspSiliconInit APIs provide an alternate method to
complete the silicon initialization and provides bootloader an opportunity to get
control after system memory is available and before the temporary RAM is torn down.
@param[in] FspmUpdDataPtr Pointer to the FSPM_UPD data sructure.
@param[out] HobListPtr Pointer to receive the address of the HOB list.
@retval EFI_SUCCESS FSP execution environment was initialized successfully.
@retval EFI_INVALID_PARAMETER Input parameters are invalid.
@retval EFI_UNSUPPORTED The FSP calling conditions were not met.
@retval EFI_DEVICE_ERROR FSP initialization failed.
@retval EFI_OUT_OF_RESOURCES Stack range requested by FSP is not met.
@retval FSP_STATUS_RESET_REQUIREDx A reset is reuired. These status codes will not be returned during S3.
**/
typedef
EFI_STATUS
(EFIAPI *FSP_MEMORY_INIT) (
IN VOID *FspmUpdDataPtr,
OUT VOID **HobListPtr
);
/**
This FSP API is called after FspMemoryInit API. This FSP API tears down the temporary
memory setup by TempRamInit API. This FSP API accepts a pointer to a data structure
that will be platform dependent and defined for each FSP binary. This will be
documented in Integration Guide.
FspMemoryInit, TempRamExit and FspSiliconInit APIs provide an alternate method to
complete the silicon initialization and provides bootloader an opportunity to get
control after system memory is available and before the temporary RAM is torn down.
@param[in] TempRamExitParamPtr Pointer to the Temp Ram Exit parameters structure.
This structure is normally defined in the Integration Guide.
And if it is not defined in the Integration Guide, pass NULL.
@retval EFI_SUCCESS FSP execution environment was initialized successfully.
@retval EFI_INVALID_PARAMETER Input parameters are invalid.
@retval EFI_UNSUPPORTED The FSP calling conditions were not met.
@retval EFI_DEVICE_ERROR FSP initialization failed.
**/
typedef
EFI_STATUS
(EFIAPI *FSP_TEMP_RAM_EXIT) (
IN VOID *TempRamExitParamPtr
);
/**
This FSP API is called after TempRamExit API.
FspMemoryInit, TempRamExit and FspSiliconInit APIs provide an alternate method to complete the
silicon initialization.
@param[in] FspsUpdDataPtr Pointer to the FSPS_UPD data structure.
If NULL, FSP will use the default parameters.
@retval EFI_SUCCESS FSP execution environment was initialized successfully.
@retval EFI_INVALID_PARAMETER Input parameters are invalid.
@retval EFI_UNSUPPORTED The FSP calling conditions were not met.
@retval EFI_DEVICE_ERROR FSP initialization failed.
@retval FSP_STATUS_RESET_REQUIREDx A reset is reuired. These status codes will not be returned during S3.
**/
typedef
EFI_STATUS
(EFIAPI *FSP_SILICON_INIT) (
IN VOID *FspsUpdDataPtr
);
#endif

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/** @file
Copyright (c) 2021, Intel Corporation. All rights reserved.<BR>
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification,
are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
* Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this
list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
* Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this
list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or
other materials provided with the distribution.
* Neither the name of Intel Corporation nor the names of its contributors may
be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software without
specific prior written permission.
THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS IS"
AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE
IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE
LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF
SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS
INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN
CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE)
ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF
THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
This file is automatically generated. Please do NOT modify !!!
**/
#ifndef __FSPUPD_H__
#define __FSPUPD_H__
#include <FspEas.h>
#pragma pack(1)
#define FSPT_UPD_SIGNATURE 0x545F4450554C5041 /* 'APLUPD_T' */
#define FSPM_UPD_SIGNATURE 0x4D5F4450554C5041 /* 'APLUPD_M' */
#define FSPS_UPD_SIGNATURE 0x535F4450554C5041 /* 'APLUPD_S' */
#pragma pack()
#endif

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/** @file
Copyright (c) 2021, Intel Corporation. All rights reserved.<BR>
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification,
are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
* Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this
list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
* Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this
list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or
other materials provided with the distribution.
* Neither the name of Intel Corporation nor the names of its contributors may
be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software without
specific prior written permission.
THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS IS"
AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE
IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE
LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF
SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS
INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN
CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE)
ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF
THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
This file is automatically generated. Please do NOT modify !!!
**/
#ifndef __FSPMUPD_H__
#define __FSPMUPD_H__
#include <FspUpd.h>
#pragma pack(1)
#define MAX_CHANNELS_NUM 4
#define MAX_DIMMS_NUM 1
typedef struct {
UINT8 DimmId;
UINT32 SizeInMb;
UINT16 MfgId;
/** Module part number for DRR3 is 18 bytes
but DRR4 is 20 bytes as per JEDEC Spec, so
reserving 20 bytes **/
UINT8 ModulePartNum[20];
} DIMM_INFO;
typedef struct {
UINT8 ChannelId;
UINT8 DimmCount;
DIMM_INFO DimmInfo[MAX_DIMMS_NUM];
} CHANNEL_INFO;
typedef struct {
UINT8 Revision;
UINT8 DataWidth;
/** As defined in SMBIOS 3.0 spec
Section 7.18.2 and Table 75
**/
UINT16 MemoryType;
UINT16 MemoryFrequencyInMHz;
/** As defined in SMBIOS 3.0 spec
Section 7.17.3 and Table 72
**/
UINT8 ErrorCorrectionType;
UINT8 ChannelCount;
CHANNEL_INFO ChannelInfo[MAX_CHANNELS_NUM];
} FSP_SMBIOS_MEMORY_INFO;
/** Fsp M Configuration
**/
typedef struct {
/** Offset 0x0040 - Debug Serial Port Base address
Debug serial port base address. This option will be used only when the 'Serial Port
Debug Device' option is set to 'External Device'. 0x00000000(Default).
**/
UINT32 SerialDebugPortAddress;
/** Offset 0x0044 - Debug Serial Port Type
16550 compatible debug serial port resource type. NONE means no serial port support.
0x02:MMIO(Default).
0:NONE, 1:I/O, 2:MMIO
**/
UINT8 SerialDebugPortType;
/** Offset 0x0045 - Serial Port Debug Device
Select active serial port device for debug. For SOC UART devices,'Debug Serial Port
Base' options will be ignored. 0x02:SOC UART2(Default).
0:SOC UART0, 1:SOC UART1, 2:SOC UART2, 3:External Device
**/
UINT8 SerialDebugPortDevice;
/** Offset 0x0046 - Debug Serial Port Stride Size
Debug serial port register map stride size in bytes. 0x00:1, 0x02:4(Default).
0:1, 2:4
**/
UINT8 SerialDebugPortStrideSize;
/** Offset 0x0047 - Memory Fast Boot
Enable/Disable MRC fast boot support. 0x00:Disable, 0x01:Enable(Default).
$EN_DIS
**/
UINT8 MrcFastBoot;
/** Offset 0x0048 - Integrated Graphics Device
Enable : Enable Integrated Graphics Device (IGD) when selected as the Primary Video
Adaptor. Disable: Always disable IGD. 0x00:Disable, 0x01:Enable(Default).
$EN_DIS
**/
UINT8 Igd;
/** Offset 0x0049 - DVMT Pre-Allocated
Select DVMT 5.0 Pre-Allocated (Fixed) Graphics Memory size used by the Internal
Graphics Device. 0x02:64 MB(Default).
0x02:64 MB, 0x03:96 MB, 0x04:128 MB, 0x05:160 MB, 0x06:192 MB, 0x07:224 MB, 0x08:256
MB, 0x09:288 MB, 0x0A:320 MB, 0x0B:352 MB, 0x0C:384 MB, 0x0D:416 MB, 0x0E:448 MB,
0x0F:480 MB, 0x10:512 MB
**/
UINT8 IgdDvmt50PreAlloc;
/** Offset 0x004A - Aperture Size
Select the Aperture Size used by the Internal Graphics Device. 0x1:128 MB(Default),
0x2:256 MB, 0x3:512 MB.
0x1:128 MB, 0x2:256 MB, 0x3:512 MB
**/
UINT8 IgdApertureSize;
/** Offset 0x004B - GTT Size
Select the GTT Size used by the Internal Graphics Device. 0x1:2 MB, 0x2:4 MB, 0x3:8
MB(Default).
0x1:2 MB, 0x2:4 MB, 0x3:8 MB
**/
UINT8 GttSize;
/** Offset 0x004C - Primary Display
Select which of IGD/PCI Graphics device should be Primary Display. 0x0:AUTO(Default),
0x2:IGD, 0x3:PCI
0x0:AUTO, 0x2:IGD, 0x3:PCI
**/
UINT8 PrimaryVideoAdaptor;
/** Offset 0x004D - Package
NOTE: Specifies CA Mapping for all technologies. Supported CA Mappings: 0 - SODIMM(Default);
1 - BGA; 2 - BGA mirrored (LPDDR3 only); 3 - SODIMM/UDIMM with Rank 1 Mirrored
(DDR3L); Refer to the IAFW spec for specific details about each CA mapping.
0x0:SODIMM, 0x1:BGA, 0x2:BGA mirrored (LPDDR3 only), 0x3:SODIMM/UDIMM with Rank
1 Mirrored (DDR3L)
**/
UINT8 Package;
/** Offset 0x004E - Profile
Profile list. 0x19(Default).
0x1:WIO2_800_7_8_8, 0x2:WIO2_1066_9_10_10, 0x3:LPDDR3_1066_8_10_10, 0x4:LPDDR3_1333_10_12_12,
0x5:LPDDR3_1600_12_15_15, 0x6:LPDDR3_1866_14_17_17, 0x7:LPDDR3_2133_16_20_20, 0x8:LPDDR4_1066_10_10_10,
0x9:LPDDR4_1600_14_15_15, 0xA:LPDDR4_2133_20_20_20, 0xB:LPDDR4_2400_24_22_22, 0xC:LPDDR4_2666_24_24_24,
0xD:LPDDR4_2933_28_27_27, 0xE:LPDDR4_3200_28_29_29, 0xF:DDR3_1066_6_6_6, 0x10:DDR3_1066_7_7_7,
0x11:DDR3_1066_8_8_8, 0x12:DDR3_1333_7_7_7, 0x13:DDR3_1333_8_8_8, 0x14:DDR3_1333_9_9_9,
0x15:DDR3_1333_10_10_10, 0x16:DDR3_1600_8_8_8, 0x17:DDR3_1600_9_9_9, 0x18:DDR3_1600_10_10_10,
0x19:DDR3_1600_11_11_11, 0x1A:DDR3_1866_10_10_10, 0x1B:DDR3_1866_11_11_11, 0x1C:DDR3_1866_12_12_12,
0x1D:DDR3_1866_13_13_13, 0x1E:DDR3_2133_11_11_11, 0x1F:DDR3_2133_12_12_12, 0x20:DDR3_2133_13_13_13,
0x21:DDR3_2133_14_14_14, 0x22:DDR4_1333_10_10_10, 0x23:DDR4_1600_10_10_10, 0x24:DDR4_1600_11_11_11,
0x25:DDR4_1600_12_12_12, 0x26:DDR4_1866_12_12_12, 0x27:DDR4_1866_13_13_13, 0x28:DDR4_1866_14_14_14,
0x29:DDR4_2133_14_14_14, 0x2A:DDR4_2133_15_15_15, 0x2B:DDR4_2133_16_16_16, 0x2C:DDR4_2400_15_15_15,
0x2D:DDR4_2400_16_16_16, 0x2E:DDR4_2400_17_17_17, 0x2F:DDR4_2400_18_18_18
**/
UINT8 Profile;
/** Offset 0x004F - MemoryDown
Memory Down. 0x0(Default).
0x0:No, 0x1:Yes, 0x2:1MD+SODIMM (for DDR3L only) ACRD, 0x3:1x32 LPDDR4
**/
UINT8 MemoryDown;
/** Offset 0x0050 - DDR3LPageSize
NOTE: Only for memory down (soldered down memory with no SPD). 0x01:1KB(Default), 0x02:2KB.
0x1:1KB, 0x2:2KB
**/
UINT8 DDR3LPageSize;
/** Offset 0x0051 - DDR3LASR
NOTE: Only for memory down. This is specific to ddr3l and used for refresh adjustment
in Self Refresh, does not affect LP4. 0x00:Not Supported(Default), 0x01:Supported.
0x0:Not Supported, 0x1:Supported
**/
UINT8 DDR3LASR;
/** Offset 0x0052 - ScramblerSupport
Scrambler Support - Enable or disable the memory scrambler. Data scrambling is
provided as a means to increase signal integrity/reduce RFI generated by the DRAM
interface. This is achieved by randomizing seed that encodes/decodes memory data
so repeating a worse case pattern is hard to repeat. 00: Disable Scrambler Support,
01: Enable Scrambler Support
$EN_DIS
**/
UINT8 ScramblerSupport;
/** Offset 0x0053 - InterleavedMode
This field is ignored if one of the PnP channel configurations is used. If the memory
configuration is different, then the field is used directly to populate. 0x00:Disable(Default),
0x02:Enable.
0x0:Disable, 0x2:Enable
**/
UINT8 InterleavedMode;
/** Offset 0x0054 - ChannelHashMask
ChannelHashMask and SliceHashMask allow for the channel hashing algorithm to be
modified. These inputs are not used for configurations where an optimized ChannelHashMask
has been provided by the PnP validation teams. 0x00(Default).
**/
UINT16 ChannelHashMask;
/** Offset 0x0056 - SliceHashMask
ChannelHashMask and SliceHashMask allow for the channel hashing algorithm to be
modified. These inputs are not used for configurations where an optimized ChannelHashMask
has been provided by the PnP validation teams. 0x00(Default).
**/
UINT16 SliceHashMask;
/** Offset 0x0058 - ChannelsSlicesEnable
ChannelSlicesEnable field is not used at all on BXTP. The Channel Slice Configuration
is calculated internally based on the enabled channel configuration. 0x00:Disable(Default),
0x01:Enable.
$EN_DIS
**/
UINT8 ChannelsSlicesEnable;
/** Offset 0x0059 - MinRefRate2xEnable
Provided as a means to defend against Row-Hammer attacks. 0x00:Disable(Default),
0x01:Enable.
$EN_DIS
**/
UINT8 MinRefRate2xEnable;
/** Offset 0x005A - DualRankSupportEnable
Dual Rank Support Enable. 0x00:Disable, 0x01:Enable(Default).
$EN_DIS
**/
UINT8 DualRankSupportEnable;
/** Offset 0x005B - RmtMode
Rank Margin Tool Mode. 0x00(Default), 0x3(Enabled).
0x0:Disabled, 0x3:Enabled
**/
UINT8 RmtMode;
/** Offset 0x005C - MemorySizeLimit
Memory Size Limit: This value is used to restrict the total amount of memory and
the calculations based on it. Value is in MB. Example encodings are: 0x400 = 1GB,
0x800 = 2GB, 0x1000 = 4GB, 0x2000 8GB. 0x0000(Default)
**/
UINT16 MemorySizeLimit;
/** Offset 0x005E - LowMemoryMaxValue
Low Memory Max Value: This value is used to restrict the amount of memory below
4GB and the calculations based on it. Value is in MB.Example encodings are: 0x400
= 1GB, 0x800 = 2GB, 0x1000 = 4GB, 0x2000 8GB. 0x0000(Default).
**/
UINT16 LowMemoryMaxValue;
/** Offset 0x0060 - HighMemoryMaxValue
High Memory Max Value: This value is used to restrict the amount of memory above
4GB and the calculations based on it. Value is in MB. Example encodings are: 0x0400:1GB,
0x0800:2GB, 0x1000:4GB, 0x2000:8GB. 0x00(Default).
**/
UINT16 HighMemoryMaxValue;
/** Offset 0x0062 - DisableFastBoot
00:Disabled; Use saved training data (if valid) after first boot(Default), 01:Enabled;
Full re-train of memory on every boot.
$EN_DIS
**/
UINT8 DisableFastBoot;
/** Offset 0x0063 - DIMM0SPDAddress
DIMM0 SPD Address (NOTE: Only for DDR3L only. Please put 0 for MemoryDown. 0xA0(Default).
**/
UINT8 DIMM0SPDAddress;
/** Offset 0x0064 - DIMM1SPDAddress
DIMM1 SPD Address (NOTE: Only for DDR3L only. Please put 0 for MemoryDown. 0xA4(Default).
**/
UINT8 DIMM1SPDAddress;
/** Offset 0x0065 - Ch0_RankEnable
NOTE: Only for memory down. This is a bit mask which specifies what ranks are enabled.
NOTE: Only for memory down (soldered down memory with no SPD): BIT[0] Enable Rank
0: Must be set to 1 to enable use of this rank; BIT1[1] Enable Rank 1: Must be
set to 1 to enable use of this rank.
**/
UINT8 Ch0_RankEnable;
/** Offset 0x0066 - Ch0_DeviceWidth
NOTE: Only for memory down. Must specify the DRAM device width per DRAM channel
(not to be confused with the SoC Memory Channel width which is always x32 for LPDDR3\LPDDR4
and x64 for DDR3L). LPDDR4 devices typically have two channels per die and a x16
device width: 00 - x8; 01 - x16; 10 - x32; 11 - x64
0b0000:x8, 0b0001:x16, 0b0010:x32, 0b0011:x64
**/
UINT8 Ch0_DeviceWidth;
/** Offset 0x0067 - Ch0_DramDensity
NOTE: Only for memory down. For LPDDR3 and LPDDR4: Must specify the DRAM device
density per rank (per Chip Select). The simplest way of identifying the density
per rank is to divide the total SoC memory channel density by the number of ranks.
For DDR3L: Must specify the DRAM device density per DRAM device. For example, an
8GB 2Rx8 configuration will utilize sixteen 4Gb density DRAMS. In this configuration,
a 4Gb density setting would be selected in the MRC: 000 - 4Gb; 001 - 6Gb; 010 -
8Gb; 011 - 12Gb; 100 - 16Gb; 101 - 2Gb; 110-111 - Reserved
0b0000:4Gb, 0b0001:6Gb, 0b0010:8Gb, 0b0011:12Gb, 0b0100:16Gb
**/
UINT8 Ch0_DramDensity;
/** Offset 0x0068 - Ch0_Option
BIT[0] Rank Select Interleaving Enable. See Address Mapping section for full description:
0 - Rank Select Interleaving disabled; 1 - Rank Select Interleaving enabled. BIT[1]
Bank Address Hashing Enable. See Address Mapping section for full description:
0 - Bank Address Hashing disabled; 1 - Bank Address Hashing enabled. BIT[2] CH1
CLK Disable. Disables the CH1 CLK PHY Signal when set to 1. This is used on board
designs where the CH1 CLK is not routed and left floating or stubbed out: 0 - CH1
CLK is enabled; 1 - CH1 CLK is disabled. BIT[3] Reserved; BIT[5:4] This register
specifies the address mapping to be used: 00 - 1KB (A); 01 - 2KB (B)
**/
UINT8 Ch0_Option;
/** Offset 0x0069 - Ch0_OdtConfig
[0] RX ODT - DDR3L & LPDDR3 only: Change the READ ODT strength , for SOC termination
during a READ transaction, ON DQ BITs. STRONG ==> 60 OHMS roughly, WEAK ==> 120
OHMS or so roughly. Purpose: Save power on these technologies which burn power
directly proportional to ODT strength, because ODT looks like a PU and PD (e.g.
a resistor divider, which always burns power when ODT is ON). 0 - WEAK_ODT_CONFIG,
1 - STRONG_ODT_CONFIG. LPDDR4: X - Don't Care. [1] CA ODT - LPDDR4 Only: The
customer needs to choose this based on their actual board strapping (how they tie
the DRAM's ODT PINs). Effect: LPDDR4 MR11 will be set based on this setting. CAODT_A_B_HIGH_LOW
==> MR11 = 0x34, which is CA ODT = 80 ohms. CAODT_A_B_HIGH_HIGH ==> MR11 = 0x24,
which is CA ODT = 120 ohms (results in 60 ohm final effective impedance on CA/CLK/CS
signals). Purpose: To improve signal integrity and provide a much more optimized
CA VREF value during training. Not to save power. 0 - ODT_AB_HIGH_LOW (default),
1 - ODT_AB_HIGH_HIGH. DDR3L & LPDDR3: X - Don't Care. [4] TX ODT. DDR3L only:
0 = RZQ/4 (60 Ohms) = MRC_SMIP_DDR3L_TX_ODT_RTT_WR_60_OHMS, 1 = RZQ/2 (120
Ohms) = MRC_SMIP_DDR3L_TX_ODT_RTT_WR_120_OHMS. LPDDR3 & LPDDR4: X = Don't Care
**/
UINT8 Ch0_OdtConfig;
/** Offset 0x006A - Ch0_TristateClk1
Not used
**/
UINT8 Ch0_TristateClk1;
/** Offset 0x006B - Ch0_Mode2N
DDR3L Only: Configures the DDR3L command timing mode. 2N Mode is a stretched command
mode that provides more setup and hold time for DRAM commands on the DRAM command
bus. This is useful for platforms with unusual CMD bus routing or marginal signal
integrity: 0 - Auto (1N or 2N mode is automatically selected during Command and
Control training), 1 - Force 2N Mode
0x0:Auto, 0x1:Force 2N CMD Timing Mode
**/
UINT8 Ch0_Mode2N;
/** Offset 0x006C - Ch0_OdtLevels
Parameter used to determine if ODT will be held high or low: 0 - ODT Connected to
SoC, 1 - ODT held high
**/
UINT8 Ch0_OdtLevels;
/** Offset 0x006D - Ch1_RankEnable
NOTE: Only for memory down. This is a bit mask which specifies what ranks are enabled.
NOTE: Only for memory down (soldered down memory with no SPD): BIT[0] Enable Rank
0: Must be set to 1 to enable use of this rank; BIT1[1] Enable Rank 1: Must be
set to 1 to enable use of this rank.
**/
UINT8 Ch1_RankEnable;
/** Offset 0x006E - Ch1_DeviceWidth
NOTE: Only for memory down. Must specify the DRAM device width per DRAM channel
(not to be confused with the SoC Memory Channel width which is always x32 for LPDDR3\LPDDR4
and x64 for DDR3L). LPDDR4 devices typically have two channels per die and a x16
device width: 00 - x8; 01 - x16; 10 - x32; 11 - x64
0b0000:x8, 0b0001:x16, 0b0010:x32, 0b0011:x64
**/
UINT8 Ch1_DeviceWidth;
/** Offset 0x006F - Ch1_DramDensity
NOTE: Only for memory down. For LPDDR3 and LPDDR4: Must specify the DRAM device
density per rank (per Chip Select). The simplest way of identifying the density
per rank is to divide the total SoC memory channel density by the number of ranks.
For DDR3L: Must specify the DRAM device density per DRAM device. For example, an
8GB 2Rx8 configuration will utilize sixteen 4Gb density DRAMS. In this configuration,
a 4Gb density setting would be selected in the MRC: 000 - 4Gb; 001 - 6Gb; 010 -
8Gb; 011 - 12Gb; 100 - 16Gb; 101 - 2Gb; 110-111 - Reserved
0b0000:4Gb, 0b0001:6Gb, 0b0010:8Gb, 0b0011:12Gb, 0b0100:16Gb
**/
UINT8 Ch1_DramDensity;
/** Offset 0x0070 - Ch1_Option
BIT[0] Rank Select Interleaving Enable. See Address Mapping section for full description:
0 - Rank Select Interleaving disabled; 1 - Rank Select Interleaving enabled. BIT[1]
Bank Address Hashing Enable. See Address Mapping section for full description:
0 - Bank Address Hashing disabled; 1 - Bank Address Hashing enabled. BIT[2] CH1
CLK Disable. Disables the CH1 CLK PHY Signal when set to 1. This is used on board
designs where the CH1 CLK is not routed and left floating or stubbed out: 0 - CH1
CLK is enabled; 1 - CH1 CLK is disabled. BIT[3] Reserved; BIT[5:4] This register
specifies the address mapping to be used: 00 - 1KB (A); 01 - 2KB (B)
**/
UINT8 Ch1_Option;
/** Offset 0x0071 - Ch1_OdtConfig
[0] RX ODT - DDR3L & LPDDR3 only: Change the READ ODT strength , for SOC termination
during a READ transaction, ON DQ BITs. STRONG ==> 60 OHMS roughly, WEAK ==> 120
OHMS or so roughly. Purpose: Save power on these technologies which burn power
directly proportional to ODT strength, because ODT looks like a PU and PD (e.g.
a resistor divider, which always burns power when ODT is ON). 0 - WEAK_ODT_CONFIG,
1 - STRONG_ODT_CONFIG. LPDDR4: X - Don't Care. [1] CA ODT - LPDDR4 Only: The
customer needs to choose this based on their actual board strapping (how they tie
the DRAM's ODT PINs). Effect: LPDDR4 MR11 will be set based on this setting. CAODT_A_B_HIGH_LOW
==> MR11 = 0x34, which is CA ODT = 80 ohms. CAODT_A_B_HIGH_HIGH ==> MR11 = 0x24,
which is CA ODT = 120 ohms (results in 60 ohm final effective impedance on CA/CLK/CS
signals). Purpose: To improve signal integrity and provide a much more optimized
CA VREF value during training. Not to save power. 0 - ODT_AB_HIGH_LOW (default),
1 - ODT_AB_HIGH_HIGH. DDR3L & LPDDR3: X - Don't Care. [4] TX ODT. DDR3L only:
0 = RZQ/4 (60 Ohms) = MRC_SMIP_DDR3L_TX_ODT_RTT_WR_60_OHMS, 1 = RZQ/2 (120
Ohms) = MRC_SMIP_DDR3L_TX_ODT_RTT_WR_120_OHMS. LPDDR3 & LPDDR4: X = Don't Care
**/
UINT8 Ch1_OdtConfig;
/** Offset 0x0072 - Ch1_TristateClk1
Not used
**/
UINT8 Ch1_TristateClk1;
/** Offset 0x0073 - Ch1_Mode2N
DDR3L Only: Configures the DDR3L command timing mode. 2N Mode is a stretched command
mode that provides more setup and hold time for DRAM commands on the DRAM command
bus. This is useful for platforms with unusual CMD bus routing or marginal signal
integrity: 0 - Auto (1N or 2N mode is automatically selected during Command and
Control training), 1 - Force 2N Mode
0x0:Auto, 0x1:Force 2N CMD Timing Mode
**/
UINT8 Ch1_Mode2N;
/** Offset 0x0074 - Ch1_OdtLevels
DDR3L Only: Parameter used to determine if ODT will be held high or low: 0 - ODT_AB_HIGH_LOW
(default), 1 - ODT_AB_HIGH_HIGH
**/
UINT8 Ch1_OdtLevels;
/** Offset 0x0075 - Ch2_RankEnable
NOTE: Only for memory down. This is a bit mask which specifies what ranks are enabled.
NOTE: Only for memory down (soldered down memory with no SPD): BIT[0] Enable Rank
0: Must be set to 1 to enable use of this rank; BIT1[1] Enable Rank 1: Must be
set to 1 to enable use of this rank.
**/
UINT8 Ch2_RankEnable;
/** Offset 0x0076 - Ch2_DeviceWidth
NOTE: Only for memory down. Must specify the DRAM device width per DRAM channel
(not to be confused with the SoC Memory Channel width which is always x32 for LPDDR3\LPDDR4
and x64 for DDR3L). LPDDR4 devices typically have two channels per die and a x16
device width: 00 - x8; 01 - x16; 10 - x32; 11 - x64
0b0000:x8, 0b0001:x16, 0b0010:x32, 0b0011:x64
**/
UINT8 Ch2_DeviceWidth;
/** Offset 0x0077 - Ch2_DramDensity
NOTE: Only for memory down. For LPDDR3 and LPDDR4: Must specify the DRAM device
density per rank (per Chip Select). The simplest way of identifying the density
per rank is to divide the total SoC memory channel density by the number of ranks.
For DDR3L: Must specify the DRAM device density per DRAM device. For example, an
8GB 2Rx8 configuration will utilize sixteen 4Gb density DRAMS. In this configuration,
a 4Gb density setting would be selected in the MRC: 000 - 4Gb; 001 - 6Gb; 010 -
8Gb; 011 - 12Gb; 100 - 16Gb; 101 - 2Gb; 110-111 - Reserved
0b0000:4Gb, 0b0001:6Gb, 0b0010:8Gb, 0b0011:12Gb, 0b0100:16Gb
**/
UINT8 Ch2_DramDensity;
/** Offset 0x0078 - Ch2_Option
BIT[0] Rank Select Interleaving Enable. See Address Mapping section for full description:
0 - Rank Select Interleaving disabled; 1 - Rank Select Interleaving enabled. BIT[1]
Bank Address Hashing Enable. See Address Mapping section for full description:
0 - Bank Address Hashing disabled; 1 - Bank Address Hashing enabled. BIT[2] CH1
CLK Disable. Disables the CH1 CLK PHY Signal when set to 1. This is used on board
designs where the CH1 CLK is not routed and left floating or stubbed out: 0 - CH1
CLK is enabled; 1 - CH1 CLK is disabled. BIT[3] Reserved; BIT[5:4] This register
specifies the address mapping to be used: 00 - 1KB (A); 01 - 2KB (B)
**/
UINT8 Ch2_Option;
/** Offset 0x0079 - Ch2_OdtConfig
[0] RX ODT - DDR3L & LPDDR3 only: Change the READ ODT strength , for SOC termination
during a READ transaction, ON DQ BITs. STRONG ==> 60 OHMS roughly, WEAK ==> 120
OHMS or so roughly. Purpose: Save power on these technologies which burn power
directly proportional to ODT strength, because ODT looks like a PU and PD (e.g.
a resistor divider, which always burns power when ODT is ON). 0 - WEAK_ODT_CONFIG,
1 - STRONG_ODT_CONFIG. LPDDR4: X - Don't Care. [1] CA ODT - LPDDR4 Only: The
customer needs to choose this based on their actual board strapping (how they tie
the DRAM's ODT PINs). Effect: LPDDR4 MR11 will be set based on this setting. CAODT_A_B_HIGH_LOW
==> MR11 = 0x34, which is CA ODT = 80 ohms. CAODT_A_B_HIGH_HIGH ==> MR11 = 0x24,
which is CA ODT = 120 ohms (results in 60 ohm final effective impedance on CA/CLK/CS
signals). Purpose: To improve signal integrity and provide a much more optimized
CA VREF value during training. Not to save power. 0 - ODT_AB_HIGH_LOW (default),
1 - ODT_AB_HIGH_HIGH. DDR3L & LPDDR3: X - Don't Care. [4] TX ODT. DDR3L only:
0 = RZQ/4 (60 Ohms) = MRC_SMIP_DDR3L_TX_ODT_RTT_WR_60_OHMS, 1 = RZQ/2 (120
Ohms) = MRC_SMIP_DDR3L_TX_ODT_RTT_WR_120_OHMS. LPDDR3 & LPDDR4: X = Don't Care
**/
UINT8 Ch2_OdtConfig;
/** Offset 0x007A - Ch2_TristateClk1
Not used
**/
UINT8 Ch2_TristateClk1;
/** Offset 0x007B - Ch2_Mode2N
DDR3L Only: Configures the DDR3L command timing mode. 2N Mode is a stretched command
mode that provides more setup and hold time for DRAM commands on the DRAM command
bus. This is useful for platforms with unusual CMD bus routing or marginal signal
integrity: 0 - Auto (1N or 2N mode is automatically selected during Command and
Control training), 1 - Force 2N Mode
0x0:Auto, 0x1:Force 2N CMD Timing Mode
**/
UINT8 Ch2_Mode2N;
/** Offset 0x007C - Ch2_OdtLevels
DDR3L Only: Parameter used to determine if ODT will be held high or low: 0 - ODT_AB_HIGH_LOW
(default), 1 - ODT_AB_HIGH_HIGH
**/
UINT8 Ch2_OdtLevels;
/** Offset 0x007D - Ch3_RankEnable
NOTE: Only for memory down. This is a bit mask which specifies what ranks are enabled.
NOTE: Only for memory down (soldered down memory with no SPD): BIT[0] Enable Rank
0: Must be set to 1 to enable use of this rank; BIT1[1] Enable Rank 1: Must be
set to 1 to enable use of this rank.
**/
UINT8 Ch3_RankEnable;
/** Offset 0x007E - Ch3_DeviceWidth
NOTE: Only for memory down. Must specify the DRAM device width per DRAM channel
(not to be confused with the SoC Memory Channel width which is always x32 for LPDDR3\LPDDR4
and x64 for DDR3L). LPDDR4 devices typically have two channels per die and a x16
device width: 00 - x8; 01 - x16; 10 - x32; 11 - x64
0b0000:x8, 0b0001:x16, 0b0010:x32, 0b0011:x64
**/
UINT8 Ch3_DeviceWidth;
/** Offset 0x007F - Ch3_DramDensity
NOTE: Only for memory down. For LPDDR3 and LPDDR4: Must specify the DRAM device
density per rank (per Chip Select). The simplest way of identifying the density
per rank is to divide the total SoC memory channel density by the number of ranks.
For DDR3L: Must specify the DRAM device density per DRAM device. For example, an
8GB 2Rx8 configuration will utilize sixteen 4Gb density DRAMS. In this configuration,
a 4Gb density setting would be selected in the MRC: 000 - 4Gb; 001 - 6Gb; 010 -
8Gb; 011 - 12Gb; 100 - 16Gb; 101 - 2Gb; 110-111 - Reserved
0b0000:4Gb, 0b0001:6Gb, 0b0010:8Gb, 0b0011:12Gb, 0b0100:16Gb
**/
UINT8 Ch3_DramDensity;
/** Offset 0x0080 - Ch3_Option
BIT[0] Rank Select Interleaving Enable. See Address Mapping section for full description:
0 - Rank Select Interleaving disabled; 1 - Rank Select Interleaving enabled. BIT[1]
Bank Address Hashing Enable. See Address Mapping section for full description:
0 - Bank Address Hashing disabled; 1 - Bank Address Hashing enabled. BIT[2] CH1
CLK Disable. Disables the CH1 CLK PHY Signal when set to 1. This is used on board
designs where the CH1 CLK is not routed and left floating or stubbed out: 0 - CH1
CLK is enabled; 1 - CH1 CLK is disabled. BIT[3] Reserved; BIT[5:4] This register
specifies the address mapping to be used: 00 - 1KB (A); 01 - 2KB (B)
**/
UINT8 Ch3_Option;
/** Offset 0x0081 - Ch3_OdtConfig
[0] RX ODT - DDR3L & LPDDR3 only: Change the READ ODT strength , for SOC termination
during a READ transaction, ON DQ BITs. STRONG ==> 60 OHMS roughly, WEAK ==> 120
OHMS or so roughly. Purpose: Save power on these technologies which burn power
directly proportional to ODT strength, because ODT looks like a PU and PD (e.g.
a resistor divider, which always burns power when ODT is ON). 0 - WEAK_ODT_CONFIG,
1 - STRONG_ODT_CONFIG. LPDDR4: X - Don't Care. [1] CA ODT - LPDDR4 Only: The
customer needs to choose this based on their actual board strapping (how they tie
the DRAM's ODT PINs). Effect: LPDDR4 MR11 will be set based on this setting. CAODT_A_B_HIGH_LOW
==> MR11 = 0x34, which is CA ODT = 80 ohms. CAODT_A_B_HIGH_HIGH ==> MR11 = 0x24,
which is CA ODT = 120 ohms (results in 60 ohm final effective impedance on CA/CLK/CS
signals). Purpose: To improve signal integrity and provide a much more optimized
CA VREF value during training. Not to save power. 0 - ODT_AB_HIGH_LOW (default),
1 - ODT_AB_HIGH_HIGH. DDR3L & LPDDR3: X - Don't Care. [4] TX ODT. DDR3L only:
0 = RZQ/4 (60 Ohms) = MRC_SMIP_DDR3L_TX_ODT_RTT_WR_60_OHMS, 1 = RZQ/2 (120
Ohms) = MRC_SMIP_DDR3L_TX_ODT_RTT_WR_120_OHMS. LPDDR3 & LPDDR4: X = Don't Care
**/
UINT8 Ch3_OdtConfig;
/** Offset 0x0082 - Ch3_TristateClk1
Not used
**/
UINT8 Ch3_TristateClk1;
/** Offset 0x0083 - Ch3_Mode2N
DDR3L Only: Configures the DDR3L command timing mode. 2N Mode is a stretched command
mode that provides more setup and hold time for DRAM commands on the DRAM command
bus. This is useful for platforms with unusual CMD bus routing or marginal signal
integrity: 0 - Auto (1N or 2N mode is automatically selected during Command and
Control training), 1 - Force 2N Mode
0x0:Auto, 0x1:Force 2N CMD Timing Mode
**/
UINT8 Ch3_Mode2N;
/** Offset 0x0084 - Ch3_OdtLevels
DDR3L Only: Parameter used to determine if ODT will be held high or low: 0 - ODT_AB_HIGH_LOW
(default), 1 - ODT_AB_HIGH_HIGH
**/
UINT8 Ch3_OdtLevels;
/** Offset 0x0085 - RmtCheckRun
Parameter used to determine whether to run the margin check. Bit 0 is used for MINIMUM
MARGIN CHECK and bit 1 is used for DEGRADE MARGIN CHECK
**/
UINT8 RmtCheckRun;
/** Offset 0x0086 - RmtMarginCheckScaleHighThreshold
Percentage used to determine the margin tolerances over the failing margin.
**/
UINT16 RmtMarginCheckScaleHighThreshold;
/** Offset 0x0088 - Ch0_Bit_swizzling
Channel 0 PHY to DUnit DQ mapping (only used if not 1-1 mapping)Range: 0-32. Frequently
asked questions: Q: The DQS (strobes) need to go with the corresponding byte lanes
on the DDR module. Are the DQS being swapped around as well? Ans: Yes, DQ strobes
need to follow the DQ byte lane they correspond too. So for example if you have
DQ[7:0] swapped with DQ[15:8], DQS0 pair also need to be swapped with DQS1 pair.
Also, the spreadsheet used for Amenia is essentially a swizzle value lookup that
specifies what DRAM DQ bit a particular SoC DQ bit is connected to. Some confusion
can arrise from the fact that the indexes to the array do not necessarily map 1:1
to an SoC DQ pin. For example, the CH0 array at index 0 maps to SoC DQB8. The value
of 9 at index 0 tells us that SoC DQB8 is connected to DRAM DQA9. Q: The PDG indicates
a 2 physical channels need to be stuffed and operated together. Are the CHx_A and
CHx_B physical channels operated in tandem or completely separate? If separate,
why requirement of pairing them? Ans: We have 2 PHY instances on the SoC each supporting
up to 2 x32 LP4 channels. If you have 4 channels both PHYs are active, but if you
have 2 channels in order to power gate one PHY, those two channel populated must
be on one PHY instance. So yes all channels are independent of each other, but
there are some restrictions on how they need to be populated. Q: How is it that
an LPDDR4 device is identified as having a x16 width when all 32-bits are used
at the same time with a single chip select? That's effectively a x32 device. Ans:LPDDR4
DRAM devices are x16. Each die has 2 x16 devices on them. To make a x32 channel
the CS of the two devices in the same die are connected together to make a single
rank of one x32 channel (SDP). The second die in the DDP package makes the second rank.
**/
UINT8 Ch0_Bit_swizzling[32];
/** Offset 0x00A8 - Ch1_Bit_swizzling
Channel 1 PHY to DUnit DQ mapping (only used if not 1-1 mapping)Range: 0-32.
**/
UINT8 Ch1_Bit_swizzling[32];
/** Offset 0x00C8 - Ch2_Bit_swizzling
Channel 2 PHY to DUnit DQ mapping (only used if not 1-1 mapping)Range: 0-32.
**/
UINT8 Ch2_Bit_swizzling[32];
/** Offset 0x00E8 - Ch3_Bit_swizzling
Channel 3 PHY to DUnit DQ mapping (only used if not 1-1 mapping)Range: 0-32.
**/
UINT8 Ch3_Bit_swizzling[32];
/** Offset 0x0108 - MsgLevelMask
32 bits used to mask out debug messages. Masking out bit 0 mask all other messages.
**/
UINT32 MsgLevelMask;
/** Offset 0x010C
**/
UINT8 UnusedUpdSpace0[4];
/** Offset 0x0110 - PreMem GPIO Pin Number for each table
Number of Pins in each PreMem GPIO Table. 0(Default).
**/
UINT8 PreMemGpioTablePinNum[4];
/** Offset 0x0114 - PreMem GPIO Table Pointer
Pointer to Array of pointers to PreMem GPIO Table. 0x00000000(Default).
**/
UINT32 PreMemGpioTablePtr;
/** Offset 0x0118 - PreMem GPIO Table Entry Number. Currently maximum entry number is 4
Number of Entries in PreMem GPIO Table. 0(Default).
**/
UINT8 PreMemGpioTableEntryNum;
/** Offset 0x0119 - Enhance the port 8xh decoding
Enable/Disable Enhance the port 8xh decoding. 0:Disable, 1:Enable(Default).
$EN_DIS
**/
UINT8 EnhancePort8xhDecoding;
/** Offset 0x011A - SPD Data Write
Enable/Disable SPD data write on the SMBUS. 0x00:Disable(Default), 0x01:Enable.
$EN_DIS
**/
UINT8 SpdWriteEnable;
/** Offset 0x011B - MRC Training Data Saving
Enable/Disable MRC training data saving in FSP. 0x00:Disable(Default), 0x01:Enable.
$EN_DIS
**/
UINT8 MrcDataSaving;
/** Offset 0x011C - OEM File Loading Address
Determine the memory base address to load a specified file from CSE file system
after memory is available.
**/
UINT32 OemLoadingBase;
/** Offset 0x0120 - OEM File Name to Load
Specify a file name to load from CSE file system after memory is available. Empty
indicates no file needs to be loaded.
**/
UINT8 OemFileName[16];
/** Offset 0x0130
**/
VOID* MrcBootDataPtr;
/** Offset 0x0134 - eMMC Trace Length
Select eMMC trace length to load OEM file from when loading OEM file name is specified.
0x0:Long(Default), 0x1:Short.
0x0:Long, 0x1:Short
**/
UINT8 eMMCTraceLen;
/** Offset 0x0135 - Skip CSE RBP to support zero sized IBB
Enable/Disable skip CSE RBP for bootloader which loads IBB without assistance of
CSE. 0x00:Disable(Default), 0x01:Enable.
$EN_DIS
**/
UINT8 SkipCseRbp;
/** Offset 0x0136 - Npk Enable
Enable/Disable Npk. 0:Disable, 1:Enable, 2:Debugger, 3:Auto(Default).
0:Disable, 1:Enable, 2:Debugger, 3:Auto
**/
UINT8 NpkEn;
/** Offset 0x0137 - FW Trace Enable
Enable/Disable FW Trace. 0:Disable, 1:Enable(Default).
$EN_DIS
**/
UINT8 FwTraceEn;
/** Offset 0x0138 - FW Trace Destination
FW Trace Destination. 1-NPK_TRACE_TO_MEMORY, 2-NPK_TRACE_TO_DCI, 3-NPK_TRACE_TO_BSSB,
4-NPK_TRACE_TO_PTI(Default).
**/
UINT8 FwTraceDestination;
/** Offset 0x0139 - NPK Recovery Dump
Enable/Disable NPK Recovery Dump. 0:Disable(Default), 1:Enable.
$EN_DIS
**/
UINT8 RecoverDump;
/** Offset 0x013A - Memory Region 0 Buffer WrapAround
Memory Region 0 Buffer WrapAround. 0-n0-warp, 1-warp(Default).
**/
UINT8 Msc0Wrap;
/** Offset 0x013B - Memory Region 1 Buffer WrapAround
Memory Region 1 Buffer WrapAround. 0-n0-warp, 1-warp(Default).
**/
UINT8 Msc1Wrap;
/** Offset 0x013C - Memory Region 0 Buffer Size
Memory Region 0 Buffer Size. 0-0MB(Default), 1-1MB, 2-8MB, 3-64MB, 4-128MB, 5-256MB,
6-512MB, 7-1GB.
**/
UINT32 Msc0Size;
/** Offset 0x0140 - Memory Region 1 Buffer Size
Memory Region 1 Buffer Size, 0-0MB(Default), 1-1MB, 2-8MB, 3-64MB, 4-128MB, 5-256MB,
6-512MB, 7-1GB.
**/
UINT32 Msc1Size;
/** Offset 0x0144 - PTI Mode
PTI Mode. 0-0ff, 1-x4(Default), 2-x8, 3-x12, 4-x16.
**/
UINT8 PtiMode;
/** Offset 0x0145 - PTI Training
PTI Training. 0-off(Default), 1-6=1-6.
**/
UINT8 PtiTraining;
/** Offset 0x0146 - PTI Speed
PTI Speed. 0-full, 1-half, 2-quarter(Default).
**/
UINT8 PtiSpeed;
/** Offset 0x0147 - Punit Message Level
Punit Message Output Verbosity Level. 0, 1(Default), 2-4=2-4.
**/
UINT8 PunitMlvl;
/** Offset 0x0148 - PMC Message Level
PMC Message Output Verbosity Level. 0, 1(Default), 2-4=2-4.
**/
UINT8 PmcMlvl;
/** Offset 0x0149 - SW Trace Enable
Enable/Disable SW Trace. 0:Disable(Default), 1:Enable.
$EN_DIS
**/
UINT8 SwTraceEn;
/** Offset 0x014A - Periodic Retraining Disable
Periodic Retraining Disable - This option allows customers to disable LPDDR4 Periodic
Retraining for debug purposes. Periodic Retraining should be enabled in production.
Periodic retraining allows the platform to operate reliably over a larger voltage
and temperature range. This field has no effect for DDR3L and LPDDR3 memory type
configurations. 0x00: Enable Periodic Retraining (default); 0x01: Disable Periodic
Retraining (debug configuration only)
0x0:Enabled, 0x1:Disabled
**/
UINT8 PeriodicRetrainingDisable;
/** Offset 0x014B - Enable Reset System
Enable FSP to trigger reset instead of returning reset request. 0x00: Return the
Return Status from FSP if a reset is required. (default); 0x01: Perform Reset inside
FSP instead of returning from the API.
0x0:Disabled, 0x1:Eabled
**/
UINT8 EnableResetSystem;
/** Offset 0x014C - Enable HECI2 in S3 resume path
Enable HECI2 in S3 resume path. 0x00: Skip HECI2 initialization in S3 resume. ;
0x01: Enable HECI2 in S3 resume path.(Default)
0x0:Disabled, 0x1:Enabled
**/
UINT8 EnableS3Heci2;
/** Offset 0x014D
**/
UINT8 UnusedUpdSpace1[3];
/** Offset 0x0150
**/
VOID* VariableNvsBufferPtr;
/** Offset 0x0154 - PCIE SLOT Power Enable Assert Time - PFET.
ACPI Timer Ticker to measure when PCIE Slot Power is enabled through PFET. FSP will
wait for 100ms for the power to be stable, before de-asserting PERST bin. Customer
who designed the board PCIE slot Power automatically enabled, can pass value of
zero here.
**/
UINT64 StartTimerTickerOfPfetAssert;
/** Offset 0x015C - Real Time Enabling
Real-Time Feature Configuration Bits settings. 0x0:Disabled (default), 0x1:Enabled
$EN_DIS
**/
UINT8 RtEn;
/** Offset 0x015D - Skip Pcie Power Sequence
UPD To Skip PciePowerSequence in FSP if set this UPD is set to 1. 0x0:Disabled (default), 0x1:Skip
0x0:Disabled, 0x1:Skip
**/
UINT8 SkipPciePowerSequence;
/** Offset 0x015E - Refresh Watermarks
Set Refresh Panic Watermark and Refresh High Watermark to HIGH or LOW values. 0x0:
Low Watermarks, 0x1: High Watermarks (default)
0x0:Low, 0x1:High
**/
UINT8 RefreshWm;
/** Offset 0x015F
**/
UINT8 ReservedFspmUpd;
} FSP_M_CONFIG;
/** Fsp M UPD Configuration
**/
typedef struct {
/** Offset 0x0000
**/
FSP_UPD_HEADER FspUpdHeader;
/** Offset 0x0020
**/
FSPM_ARCH_UPD FspmArchUpd;
/** Offset 0x0040
**/
FSP_M_CONFIG FspmConfig;
/** Offset 0x0160
**/
UINT8 UnusedUpdSpace2[158];
/** Offset 0x01FE
**/
UINT16 UpdTerminator;
} FSPM_UPD;
#pragma pack()
#endif

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/** @file
Copyright (c) 2021, Intel Corporation. All rights reserved.<BR>
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification,
are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
* Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this
list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
* Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice, this
list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation and/or
other materials provided with the distribution.
* Neither the name of Intel Corporation nor the names of its contributors may
be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software without
specific prior written permission.
THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS IS"
AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE
IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE
LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF
SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS
INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN
CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE)
ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF
THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
This file is automatically generated. Please do NOT modify !!!
**/
#ifndef __FSPTUPD_H__
#define __FSPTUPD_H__
#include <FspUpd.h>
#pragma pack(1)
/** Fsp T Common UPD
**/
typedef struct {
/** Offset 0x0020
**/
UINT8 Revision;
/** Offset 0x0021
**/
UINT8 Reserved[3];
/** Offset 0x0024
**/
UINT32 MicrocodeRegionBase;
/** Offset 0x0028
**/
UINT32 MicrocodeRegionLength;
/** Offset 0x002C
**/
UINT32 CodeRegionBase;
/** Offset 0x0030
**/
UINT32 CodeRegionLength;
/** Offset 0x0034
**/
UINT8 Reserved1[12];
} FSPT_COMMON_UPD;
/** Fsp T UPD Configuration
**/
typedef struct {
/** Offset 0x0000
**/
FSP_UPD_HEADER FspUpdHeader;
/** Offset 0x0020
**/
FSPT_COMMON_UPD FsptCommonUpd;
/** Offset 0x0040
**/
UINT8 ReservedFsptUpd1[16];
/** Offset 0x0050
**/
UINT8 UnusedUpdSpace0[6];
/** Offset 0x0056
**/
UINT16 UpdTerminator;
} FSPT_UPD;
#pragma pack()
#endif