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BIOS and BARs
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- From: ABIVEN Anne <ABIVEN@crf.canon.fr>
- Date: Thu, 28 Nov 96 09:29:00 MET
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I am now testing a PCI board under DOS. Only two base address registers are
set. BAR 0 requires 4kbytes of I/O space and BAR1 requires 4kbytes of
memory, under 1Mbyte to be seen by dos.
At boot, the PC (the BIOS) does not give any warning message or error
massage but when I look at the content of my BAR1 I see that it did not
implement it below 1 Mbyte but on top of the 4Gbytes, so I cannot access my
board under DOS.
Is it normal that the BIOS gives no warning message when it does not respect
the requirements given ?
Is it normal that a PC with nothing else than this board (with 2 BARs only)
is not able to satisfy these requirements (4kbytes of memory)?
Thanks
Anne
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