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re: BIOS Latency
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- Subject: re: BIOS Latency
- From: frances_cohen@ptltd.com
- Date: Wed, 28 Aug 96 15:05:01 -0400
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Yoel,
The Latency timer parameter found on some system's Setup is the value
that will be placed in the latency timer register (0dh) of configuration
space. If an 'auto' mode is available in Setup, or the timer is not
controlled by Setup, the latency timer register value may be calculated
from MIN_GNT/MAX_LAT. This would be BIOS specific. The Phoenix BIOS uses
the MIN_GNT register for 'auto' calculation.
Frances Cohen
Phoenix Technologies
frances_cohen@ptltd.com
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Original Text
From pci-sig-request@znyx.com, on 8/27/96 7:23 PM:
To: "Mailing List Recipients" <pci-sig-request@znyx.com>
Hello PCI experts,
Some of the PCI BIOS vendors provides a LATENCY TIMER parameter which may b
e
controlled by the user during SETUP.
Can somebody explain what is the difference (or common) of this parameter
and the MAX_LAT parameter resides in the configuration register of my
Add-On
card PCI bridge ?
Thanks,
Yoel Lavian
VCON LTd.
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