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Source: 55901 Rev 0.25 - Oct 6, 2022 PPR Vol 3 for AMD Family 19h Model 11h B1
7.2.1 Indirect Access Registers
There are six sets of indirect access registers, with three registers in each set: one for address and two for data (to support 64-bit accesses). DF provides six sets of FICAA/FICAD (FICAA[5:0], and paired FICADL[5:0], FICADH[5:0]) and associates them by index. For example, a write through FICADL[2] is routed to the register specified in FICAA[2]. Using one FICAA/FICAD to access a different instance of FICAA/FICAD has undefined results.
The sets are assigned to specific sources:
set 0: PSP
set 1: SMU
set 2: Microcode
set 3: BIOS, operating-system, and drivers
set 4: LW-SMI
set 5: Reserved
Accesses using single-instance and 64-bit registers requires use of indirect access.
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Source: 55901 Rev 0.25 - Oct 6, 2022 PPR Vol 3 for AMD Family 19h Model 11h B1
One can investigate registers using zencli
Here's an example of command usage with a Matisse 3950X
I would like to know if those FICAD sets are valid with Zen4 ?
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