Subject: accessing Grand Central Board Registers 1 and 2
To: None <port-macppc@netbsd.org>
From: Daniel Eggert <danieleggert@mac.com>
List: port-macppc
Date: 03/03/2003 10:33:40
Hi all,
I'm thinking about implementing some code for the extra sensors on the
Apple Network Server 500 / 700. According to the Hardware Developers
Notes (see below), I need to read the Board Registers 1 and 2 from the
Grand Central.
So I figure, I have to read these registers at 0xf3000000 (Grand
Central base) + 0x1a000 = 0xf301a000 and at 0xf301e000.
I'm quite new to programming NetBSD stuff. Could someone point out to
me, how I should go about implementing this. Should I write some sort
of device driver, or should I extend an existing device driver?
Thanks in advance for your help,
Daniel
Extrance from the 'Hardware Developers Notes':
4.1.1.1 Gbus Registers
Board Registers 1 and 2: These are the same locations as in the 9500,
x1A000 and x1E000, and ETH10BT_Link is not supported. The PCIPRSNT bits
are unchanged. In the top byte of board register 1 is where the active
Low Keyswitch bits are located. In the following tables, bits not
mentioned are the same as in 9500.
Location Function
b10 not connected
b11 BoxId0=1
b12 BoxId1=0
b13 Keyswitch ServiceL
b14 Keyswitch LockedL
b15 TwoSuppliesH
Board Register 2 is now a 16 bit register. The top byte of this 16 bit
register is where the Network Server specific server monitoring status
bits are located. These are all active Low signals.
Location Function
b8 FanFailDrive
b9 FanFailProcessor
b10 TempFailProcessor
b11 TempWarnProcessor
b12 FailPowSupplyLeft
b13 FailPowSupplyRight
b14 powSupply HotLeft
b15 powSupplyHotRight