Hardware/AHMN controller
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AHMN controller | |
Access | |
---|---|
Espresso | None |
Starbuck | Full |
Registers | |
Base | 0x0d8b0000 |
Length | 0x4000 |
Access size | 32 bits |
Byte order | Big Endian |
IRQs | |
Espresso | ??? |
Latte | ??? |
The AHM (AHB_MEM) was a custom bridge responsible for connecting the AHB bus to the Memory Controller in the old Hollywood's chipset.
The Latte hardware contains an enhanced version of this bridge dubbed AHMN which, not only extends the previous AHM design, but also implements a custom XN (eXecute Never) solution to compensate for the lack of XN bit support on the Starbuck (ARM926EJ-S).
Registers with the AHM_* prefix pertain to the old, base hardware block. Registers with the AHMN_* prefix pertain to the new, enhanced hardware block.
Register List
AHMN Controller | |||
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Address | Bits | Name | Description |
0x0d8b0000 | 32 | AHM_PROTDDR | AHM configuration for DDR protection |
0x0d8b0004 | 32 | AHM_PROTSPL | AHM configuration for SPL protection |
0x0d8b0008 | 32 | AHM_RDBI | AHM read buffer invalidate mask |
0x0d8b0020 | 32 | AHM_INTMSK | AHM interrupt mask |
0x0d8b0030 | 32 | AHM_INTSTS | AHM interrupt status |
0x0d8b0800 | 32 | AHMN_PROTMEM0 | AHMN configuration for MEM0 protection |
0x0d8b0804 | 32 | AHMN_PROTMEM1 | AHMN configuration for MEM1 protection |
0x0d8b0808 | 32 | AHMN_PROTMEM2 | AHMN configuration for MEM2 protection |
0x0d8b080c | 32 | AHMN_RDBI | AHMN read buffer invalidate mask |
0x0d8b0820 | 32 | AHMN_INTMSK | AHMN interrupt mask |
0x0d8b0824 | 32 | AHMN_INTSTS | AHMN interrupt status |
0x0d8b0840 | 32 | AHMN_UNK | Unknown |
0x0d8b0844 | 32 | AHMN_UNK | Unknown |
0x0d8b0850 | 32 | AHMN_TRFSTS | AHMN transfer status |
0x0d8b0854 | 32 | AHMN_WORKAROUND | Unknown |
0x0d8b0900...0x0d8b0980 | 32 | AHMN_MEM0 | Each register represents one block of MEM0 memory (block size depends on the AHMN configuration for MEM0) |
0x0d8b0a00...0x0d8b0c00 | 32 | AHMN_MEM1 | Each register represents one block of MEM1 memory (block size depends on the AHMN configuration for MEM1) |
0x0d8b0c00...0x0d8b1000 | 32 | AHMN_MEM2 | Each register represents one block of MEM2 memory (block size depends on the AHMN configuration for MEM2) |