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AMD SimNow™ Simulator 4.4.4 User’s Manual Revision Date 2.00 September 2008 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. One AMD Place Sunnyvale,

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 x Figures Figure 7-12: Matrox G400 Block Diagram ...

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 88 Chapter 7: Device Configuration Figure 7-21: CMOS Properties Dialog (AMD-8111™ Southbridge

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 89 Turning off journaling is recommended during the installat

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 90 Chapter 7: Device Configuration Figure 7-23: Device Options Properties Dialog (AMD-8111 ch

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 91 Figure 7-24: Logging Options Properties Dialog (AMD-8111

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 92 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 7.12 PCI BUS Device The PCI Bus device enables you to add

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 93 Figure 7-25: PCI Bus Properties Dialog The first field is

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 94 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 7.13 AMD-8131™ PCI-X® Controller The AMD-8131 PCI-X Contro

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 95 7.14 AMD-8132™ PCI-X® Controller The AMD-8132 PCI-X Cont

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 96 Chapter 7: Device Configuration Figure 7-28: AMD-8132 Properties Dialog The Upstream Hyp

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 97 7.15 PCI-X Test Device This PCI-X Test Device model provi

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Tables xi Tables Table 1-1: Feature Overview Public Release versus Full Release ...

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 98 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 7.16 AMD-8151™ AGP Bridge Device The AMD-8151 AGP Bridge

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 99 Differences from Real Hardware Clock-sensitive functional

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 100 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 7.17 Raid Device: Compaq SmartArray 5304 The RAID device

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 101 7.18 SMB Hub Device The SMB hub device is used to connec

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 102 Chapter 7: Device Configuration Figure 7-30: SMB Hub Properties Dialog Differences from R

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 103 7.19 AT24C Device The AT24C device is a Serial EEPROM de

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 104 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 7.20 EXDI Server Device This interface, and the instr

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 105 7.21 USB Keyboard and USB Mouse Devices USB legacy emula

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 106 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 7.22 XTR Device XTR is a trace record and playback mechan

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 107 7.22.1 Using XTR No special setup for XTR Record i

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 xii Figures

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 108 Chapter 7: Device Configuration SetErrorLogFileEnabled 1 go [or hit Run on the shell] 7.22

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 109 XTRNB: Attempting to allocate large buffer of size 107450

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 110 Chapter 7: Device Configuration XTRNB: Setting event trigger delay for CPU0[DMAW] to 1205

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 111 . . . </Init> APIC initialization information. <

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 112 Chapter 7: Device Configuration <Event Device="CPU0" Type="MEMW" IC

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 113 Execution Control Flag Value Description ECF_UNUSED 0x000

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 114 Chapter 7: Device Configuration <Init Device="CPU0" Type="CPU" Item

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 115 <Init Device="CPU0" Type="CPU" Ite

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 116 Chapter 7: Device Configuration <Init Device="CPU0" Type="CPU" Item

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 117 <Data Length="16" Value="00000100000001

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 1: Overview 1 1 Overview The AMD SimNow™ simulator is an AMD64 technology-comp

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 118 Chapter 7: Device Configuration <Data Length="1" Value="0d" />

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 119 7.23 JumpDrive Device The purpose of the JumpDrive devic

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 120 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 7.24 E1000 Network Adapter Device The network adapter dev

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 121 Alternatively a multi-machine approach can be used in whi

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 122 Chapter 7: Device Configuration the NIC model to retry a mediator connection or search for

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 123 network traffic. This device number will need to

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 124 Chapter 7: Device Configuration DHCP acquired address. Visibility: Can be seen by exte

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 125 Visibility: Can only communicate with BSD‟s in the

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 126 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 7.25 Plug and Play Monitor Device The Plug and Play Moni

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 127 Figure 7-35: Plug and Play Monitor Device Configuration

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 2 Chapter 1: Overview saved, the “*.bsd” file will have grown significantly, slightly

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 128 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 7.26 ATI SB400/SB600/SB700 Southbridge Devices The ATI

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 129 Figure 7-36: ATI SB600 SATA Configuration Dialog Log Me

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 130 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 7.27 ATI RS480/RS780/RD790/RD890 Northbridge Devices The

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 131 7.28 AMD “Istanbul” Device The AMD "Istnabul"

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 132 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 7.29 AMD “Sao Paulo” Device The AMD "Sao Paulo"

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 133 7.30 AMD “Magny-Cours” Device The AMD "Magny-Cours&

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AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 8: PCI Configuration Viewer 135 8 PCI Configuration Viewer The PCI Config Viewer can

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 136 Chapter 8: PCI Configuration Viewer 8.1 Scanning PCI Buses To view the PCI Config Viewe

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 9: Logging 137 9 Logging The simulator provides support for three types of logging:

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 2: Installation 3 2 Installation 2.1 System Requirements The AMD SimNow™ simulato

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 138 Chapter 9: Logging Figure 9-1: Message Log The left-hand window lists all of the currently

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 9: Logging 139 9.2 Error Log The simulator provides an interface that loaded modules

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 140 Chapter 9: Logging 9.3 I/O Logging This is a generic feature available on all devices for

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 9: Logging 141 This item, checked by default, disables the Fastpath Memory mechanism w

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AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 10: CPU Debugger 143 10 CPU Debugger 10.1 Using the CPU Debugger The CPU Debugger prov

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 144 Chapter 10: CPU Debugger address parameter that specifies a linear address associated with

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 10: CPU Debugger 145 which will step into calls, interrupts, etc., executing the next

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 146 Chapter 10: CPU Debugger Table 10-2: Debugger Memory Dump Command Examples When using Pa

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 10: CPU Debugger 147 Table 10-4: MSR Read Examples 4. MSR registers can be modifi

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 4 Chapter 2: Installation begin the installation, as follows. To install under Windows, double-

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 148 Chapter 10: CPU Debugger Table 10-7 lists the debugger commands and their definitions. D

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 10: CPU Debugger 149 Debugger Command Definition bm <address> [r | w] <Pass c

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 150 Chapter 10: CPU Debugger Debugger Command Definition p Similar to the t command, sing

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 11: Debug Interface 151 11 Debug Interface The simualtor supports Linux and Windows® b

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 152 Chapter 11: Debug Interface The pipe is not created until the first “go” command

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 11: Debug Interface 153  Run the following automation command: 1 simnow> shell.gd

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 154 Chapter 11: Debug Interface output pipe at "~./simnow/comX/simnow_in" and &q

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 12: Command API 155 12 Command API The CMDAPI (cmdapi.dll) gives Windows users a way t

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 156 Chapter 12: Command API use Win32::OLE; use Win32::OLE::Variant; $Win32::OLE::Warn = 3;

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 13: DiskTool 157 13 DiskTool Use the DiskTool utility to create hard-disk images. Disk

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 2: Installation 5 You can unset the per-process memory limits by running the following

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 158 Chapter 13: DiskTool Option: E = Erase (Write zeros to all blocks) physical device. Synt

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 13: DiskTool 159 Figure 13-1: DiskTool Shell Window DiskTool will only copy drives -

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 160 Chapter 13: DiskTool Figure 13-2: DiskTool GUI Window You may select any physical drive i

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 13: DiskTool 161 When a drive is selected, you have the option to get an image from th

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AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 14: BIOS Developer‟s Quick Start Guide 163 14 BIOS Developer’s Quick Start Guide This s

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 164 Chapter 14: BIOS Developer‟s Quick Start Guide Figure 14-1: Memory Configurator Note: The pu

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 14: BIOS Developer‟s Quick Start Guide 165 3. Select the tab for the DIMM slot that you

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 166 Chapter 14: BIOS Developer‟s Quick Start Guide 3. Log messages will only be captured from de

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 14: BIOS Developer‟s Quick Start Guide 167 14.7 Creating a Floppy-Disk Image Use the Dis

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 6 Chapter 2: Installation Commands”, on page 230) that will be executes when the user clicks on

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 168 Chapter 14: BIOS Developer‟s Quick Start Guide This page is intentionally blank.

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 15: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) 169 15 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Why is th

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 170 Chapter 15: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Device grouping tree node relationships: B

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 15: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) 171 Figure 3-7: Device group (different conceptu

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 172 Chapter 15: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Click on "Modify Group (Show Devices)&

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 15: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) 173 1 simnow> shell.modules xtrsvc:0 shell:0

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 174 Chapter 15: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) IOfpdis: Mixed MEM: Disabled MEMfpd

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 15: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) 175 Figure 3-12: Created DIMM Device Group The

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 176 Chapter 15: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) connection ports. Once the devices are

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 15: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) 177 This is not the only way we could create a

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 3: Graphical User Interface 7 3 Graphical User Interface The simulator has a cross-pl

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 178 Chapter 15: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) What do you need to run the simulator? Se

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 15: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) 179 The usage is relatively self-explanatory from

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 180 Chapter 15: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Why doesn’t the simulated Operating System

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 181 A Appendix A.1 Format of Floppy and Hard-Drive Images The floppy-disk format

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 182 Appendix A A.2 Bill of Material A.2.1 Computer Platform Files (BSD) This section gives a

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 183 A.2.3 Product Files (*.ID) A product file configures the CPU and Northbridge to

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 184 Appendix A File name Description Bare-4gig.hdd 4-GB bare hard disk image. Bare-8gig.hdd 8

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 185 In order to use unbuffered DDR/DDR2 memory we recommend using the “si

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 186 Appendix A A.4 CPUID This section is an overview of the CPUID feature implementation in

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 187 Table 15-6: CPUID Standard Feature implementation A.4.2 CPUID AMD Feature Suppo

AMD AMD Confidential © 2004-2008 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. The Contents of this document are provided in connection with Advanc

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 8 Chapter 3: Graphical User Interface The power-management “Soft Power” button ( ) and

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 188 Appendix A A.5 Known Issues A.5.1 FSAVE/FRSTOR and FSTENV/FLDENV When the simulator is e

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 189 The code we execute in step 6 will probably be the old code because our page-ba

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 190 Appendix A A.6 Instruction Reference This section specifies the hexadecimal and/or

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 191  mem32int – Doubleword (32-bit) integer operand in memory.  mem64real – Dou

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 192 Appendix A  reg/mem64 – Quadword (64-bit) operand in a GPR register or memory.  rel8of

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 193  +i – Specifies an x87 floating-point stack operand, ST(i). The value is used

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 194 Appendix A Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description ADD reg/mem64,reg64 01 /r Add

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 195 Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description BSWAP reg32 0F C8 +rd Reverse

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 196 Appendix A Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description CALL reg/mem32 FF /2 Near ca

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 197 Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description CMOVNZ reg64,reg/mem64 0F 45

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 3: Graphical User Interface 9 Click on the “Best Fit To Window” button ( ) to

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 198 Appendix A Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description CMOVLE reg64,reg/mem64 0F 4E

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 199 Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description CMPS mem16,mem16 A7 Compare

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 200 Appendix A Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description DIV reg/mem32 F7 /6 Perform

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 201 Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description IMUL reg64,reg/mem64,imm8 6B

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 202 Appendix A Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description INTO CE Calls overflow exce

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 203 Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description JS rel8off 78 cb Jump if sign

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 204 Appendix A Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description JMP rel16off E9 cw Short jump

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 205 Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description LOOPE rel8off E1 cb Decrement

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 206 Appendix A Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description MOVD xmm,reg/mem64 66 0F 6E /

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 207 Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description MOVZX reg16,reg/mem8 0F B6 /r

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 10 Chapter 3: Graphical User Interface The Device Window, shown in Figure 3-2 with the

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 208 Appendix A Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description OR reg/mem32,imm8 83 /1 ib OR

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 209 Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description POP DS 1F Pop the top of the

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 210 Appendix A Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description RCL reg/mem8,imm8 C0 /2 ib Ro

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 211 Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description RCL reg/mem64,1 RCR D1 /3 R

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 212 Appendix A Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description ROR reg/imm32,1 D1 /0 Rotate

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 213 Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description SHL reg/mem16,imm8 C1 /4 ib S

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 214 Appendix A Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description SBB reg/mem64,imm32 81 /3 id

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 215 Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description SETNB reg/mem8 0F 93 Set byte

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 216 Appendix A Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description SHL reg/mem64,imm8 C1 /4 ib S

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 217 Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description SHRD reg/mem16,reg16,imm8 0F

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 3: Graphical User Interface 11 Figure 3-3: Workspace Popup Menu 3.2.2.1 Add Connecti

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 218 Appendix A Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description SUB reg/mem16,imm16 81 /5 iw

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 219 Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description TEST reg/mem16,reg16 85 /r AN

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 220 Appendix A Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description XLATB D7 Set AL to the co

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 221 Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description XOR reg16,reg/mem16 33 /r XOR

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 222 Appendix A Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description LAR reg64,reg/mem16 0F 02 /r

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 223 Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description SMSW reg64 0F 01 /4 Store the

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 224 Appendix A A.6.4 Virtualization Instruction Reference For more information on Virtual

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 225 Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description PAVGUSB mmreg1,mmreg2/m64 0F

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 226 Appendix A Instruction Supported Mnemonic Opcode Description ADDSUBPD xmm1,xmm2/m128 66 0

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 227 A.6.8.2 MWAIT – Monitor Wait Opcode Instruction Description 0F 01 C9 MWAIT Moni

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 12 Chapter 3: Graphical User Interface Figure 3-4: Add Connection Dialog of Device Properties

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 228 Appendix A A.7 Automation Commands The simulator can be controlled externally thro

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 229 1 simnow> ide:0.DVDROMStatus 0 1 simnow> ide.DVDROMStatus 0 In addition

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 230 Appendix A Automation Command Description Quit See Exit. Go Starts the simulation, see als

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 231 Automation Command Description Memdump <FileName> Set the memory dump fil

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 232 Appendix A Automation Command Description Swap {X86Sim Processor | AweSim Processor} Switc

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 233 Automation Command Description GetLogIO <device> Returns IO logging st

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 234 Appendix A Automation Command Description JournalStatus {master|slave|0|1} Returns enable

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 235 A.7.4 CMOS 1 simnow> cmos.usage Automation Command Description Load <fi

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 236 Appendix A Disable Disables the Debugger and closes debug dialog window, if GUI is enabled

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 237 Automation Command Description SetLoopback (0|1) 0 disables loop back, 1 enable

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 3: Graphical User Interface 13 3.2.2.4 Delete Device Please note that this featur

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 238 Appendix A Automation Command Description SetCommPort1 <none | pipe | COMn BAUD> Set

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 239 DMALogStatus Returns „enabled‟ if logging is enabled otherwise it return

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 240 Appendix A GetConfig Displays the current AMD-8111 configuration. A.7.15 EHC 1 simnow>

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 241 1 simnow> dumpprofile 3 34962861.000000 instructions executed since the last

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 242 Appendix A The simulator works by translating guest x86 instructions to long-mod

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 243 Automation Command Description GetVBE Returns true if VESA BIOS Extensions

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 244 Appendix A A.7.22 Memory Device 1 simnow> memdevice.usage Automation Command Descrip

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 245 Automation Command Description InitValStatus Displays information if the initia

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 246 Appendix A Automation Command Description Journal <Vol #> {0|1} Enables (1) or disab

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 247 Automation Command Description ExportSPD <DimmNo> <fullpath> Export

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 14 Chapter 3: Graphical User Interface disconnect the selected device from all its connections.

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 248 Appendix A MouseMove <DeltaX> <DeltaY> Moves the mouse cursor to relative posi

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 249 Automation Command Description Initialize <SizeInMB> Initialize the jum

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 250 Appendix A 1 simnow> This copies all files from “C:\tmp“ into the root of the JumpDriv

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 251 A.7.27 E1000 The NIC device provides the following automation commands

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 252 Appendix A Automation Command Description xtrlogfile <filename.log> Sets name of

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Appendix A 253 Automation Command Description SetRev <rev > Sets the internal chip rev

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 254 Appendix A

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Index 255 Index * *.ROM ... 186 *.SPD

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 256 Index J Journaling ... 88, 89 Journals ...

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Index 257 X XTR ... 106 Playback.

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 3: Graphical User Interface 15 Symbol Device Short Description USB JumpDrive The Jum

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 16 Chapter 3: Graphical User Interface device(s) to meet a particular hardware implementation o

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 3: Graphical User Interface 17 Archive Data or Device State: A known device group has

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Contents iii Contents Figures...

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 18 Chapter 3: Graphical User Interface The previous diagrams show child devices inside dev

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 3: Graphical User Interface 19 3.3.4 Shell Automation Commands for Device Groups The

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 20 Chapter 3: Graphical User Interface and a "-> Machine #1 -> 4 core Node #1 ->

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 3: Graphical User Interface 21 3.3.5.1 Example: 1GB DDR2 memory When you instantiat

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 22 Chapter 3: Graphical User Interface Figure 3-13: Children of DIMM Device Group If we looke

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 3: Graphical User Interface 23 A device group can optionally specify initial and def

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 24 Chapter 3: Graphical User Interface “DeerHound RevB QuadCore Socket L1” configured wit

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 3: Graphical User Interface 25 to e3h. You can see these codes on the right

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 26 Chapter 3: Graphical User Interface Figure 3-17: CPU Real MIPS Graph 3.4.2.3 Invalidation

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 3: Graphical User Interface 27 instructions. Darker color on the bottom of the graph r

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 iv Contents 3.4.3 Simulated Video...

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 28 Chapter 3: Graphical User Interface Figure 3-22: Primary, Secondary, and Floppy Displays Wh

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 3: Graphical User Interface 29 Figure 3-23: Registry Window 3.4.7 Help, Problems and

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 30 Chapter 3: Graphical User Interface

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 4: Disk Images 31 4 Disk Images The simulator uses hard-drive images to provide simul

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 32 Chapter 4: Disk Images window, as shown in Figure 4-1. It will also open a shell window, as

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 4: Disk Images 33 To create a blank disk image click on the "Create Blank Disk Im

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 34 Chapter 4: Disk Images Figure 4-5: DiskTool Operation Successful To exit DiskTool click on

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 5: Running the Simulator 35 5 Running the Simulator You can start AMD SimNow™ by laun

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 36 Chapter 5: Running the Simulator Argument Description -n --novga Disable VGA Window. -c --no

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 5: Running the Simulator 37 Figure 5-2: Main Window (BSD Loaded) You can view the con

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Contents v 7.22.1.2 Stop XTR Record ...

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 38 Chapter 5: Running the Simulator Figure 5-3: Device Window 5.2 Installing an Operating Sys

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 5: Running the Simulator 39  You can download Linux ISO images from fedora.re

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 40 Chapter 5: Running the Simulator  Use a raw floppy-disk image in a manner similar to the a

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 5: Running the Simulator 41 5.2.3 Interaction with the Simulated Machine The simulat

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 42 Chapter 5: Running the Simulator Argument Description simulator. +d Enable mouse and keyb

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 5: Running the Simulator 43 2 simnow> This example exits the simulated machine „1‟

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 44 Chapter 5: Running the Simulator This page is intentionally blank.

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 6: Create a Simulated Computer 45 6 Create a Simulated Computer This section describe

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 46 Chapter 6: Create a Simulated Computer 1. Open a new simulator instance by launching

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 6: Create a Simulated Computer 47 10. Add the Matrox Millenium G400 Graphics Device. T

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 vi Contents 11.2.1 Simple Approach ...

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 48 Chapter 6: Create a Simulated Computer Figure 6-3: PCI Bus Configuration dialog window 4.

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 49 7 Device Configuration Each section in this chapter provi

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 50 Chapter 7: Device Configuration Symbol Device Public Release Full Release USB Keyboard

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 51 7.1 AweSim Processor Device The AweSim processor device

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 52 Chapter 7: Device Configuration Figure 7-1: AweSim Processor-Type Properties Figure 7-2

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 53 Figure 7-2: AweSim Processor Logging Properties Dialog L

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 54 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 7.2 Debugger Device The debugger allows debugging tasks s

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 55 7.3 DIMM Device The DIMM device provides a simulation mo

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 56 Chapter 7: Device Configuration Figure 7-3: AMD Opteron™ Processor Virtual Bank-Select Lin

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 57 Once the simulation is started, the DIMM Device allocates

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Contents vii A.6.5 64-Bit Media Instruction Reference ...

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 58 Chapter 7: Device Configuration Figure 7-5: DIMM-Bank Options Properties Dialog Figure 7-5

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 59 Figure 7-6: DIMM Module Properties Dialog The two DIMM mo

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 60 Chapter 7: Device Configuration The upper part of the dialog lists some summary information

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 61 7.4 Emerald Graphics Device The Emerald graphics device

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 62 Chapter 7: Device Configuration Figure 7-7: Graphics-Device VGA Sub Device Properties Dial

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 63 Figure 7-8: Graphics Device Frame Buffer SubDevice Proper

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 64 Chapter 7: Device Configuration Mode Number Resolution Color depth 140h 320x200 32-bit 141

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 65 7.5 Matrox MGA-G400 PCI/AGP The Matrox G400 graphics

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 66 Chapter 7: Device Configuration Interfaces The Matrox G400 graphics device has both a PCI b

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 67 Figure 7-10: Matrox G400 Information Property Dialog The

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 68 Chapter 7: Device Configuration Figure 7-11: Matrox G400 Configuration Properties The BIOS

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 69 to timing, such as the vertical retrace time, will be diff

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 70 Chapter 7: Device Configuration a. Patterned Fills b. Constant Shaded c. Gouraud Shaded

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 71 Mode Number Type Organization Resolution No. of colors Sup

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 72 Chapter 7: Device Configuration Supported Guest Operating Systems Table 7-6 shows all op

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 73 Figure 7-12: Enable Full Hardware Acceleration on Windows

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 74 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 7.6 Super IO Devices: Winbond W83627HF SIO / ITE 8712 SIO

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 75  Floppy  COM1 and COM2  LPT1  IR  GPIO  M

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 76 Chapter 7: Device Configuration Floppy Configuration Options The floppy is capable of read

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 77 7.7 Memory Device The memory device enables you to

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Figures ix Figures Figure 3-1: Main Window (In Simulation) ...

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 78 Chapter 7: Device Configuration Selecting the System BIOS ROM option tells the memory devic

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 79 Difference from Real Hardware The memory device differs in

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 80 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 7.8 PCA9548 SMB Device The PCA9548 is an 8-channel System

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 81 7.9 PCA9556 SMB Device The PCA9556 is a registered Syste

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 82 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 7.10 AMD 8th Generation Integrated Northbridge Device The

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 83 Figure 7-17: Northbridge Logging Capabilities Properties

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 84 Chapter 7: Device Configuration Each HyperTransport link can be enabled separately. Each l

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 85 The data value, e, is always one byte (two hex digits)

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12h, 2008 86 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 7.11 AMD-8111™ Southbridge Devices – IO Hubs The Southbrid

AMD Confidential User Manual September 12th, 2008 Chapter 7: Device Configuration 87 Figure 7-20: USB Properties Dialog (AMD-8111™ Southbridge