PCI Express And Windows Longhorn.pptVIP

Footer set using View Header and Footer. One or two lines of copy is preferable. Area allows for 3 lines. WHDC PowerPoint Template Notes Handouts Microsoft Confidential - Windows Hardware Driver Central PCI Express AndWindows “Longhorn” Tony Pierce Technical Evangelist Windows Industry Engagement Tonypi @ Microsoft Corporation Session BackgroundPCI Express Support in Windows Below Windows 2000 No plan to provide support for PCI Express systems Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003 PCI Express treated as PCI Advanced PCI Express features can be enabled by firmware Attend PCI Express, Windows And The Legacy Transition talk Windows Longhorn Provide native support of advanced PCI Express features Session Outline PCI Express Features SupportedIn “Longhorn” PCI Express Features Not SupportedIn “Longhorn” DFW Logo Requirements Session Goals Attendees should leave this sessionwith the following Know which PCI Express features are supportedby “Longhorn” How feature is supported by “Longhorn” Any hardware, firmware, or driver considerations to work well with “Longhorn” Know which PCI Express features are not supported by “Longhorn” Why features are not supported Any work to address feature for future support Awareness of new PCI/PCI Express DFW Logo requirements and compliance tests for “Longhorn” PCI Express FeaturesSupported In “Longhorn” Topic Outline Extended Configuration Space* Base Features* Message Signaled Interrupt (MSI)* Hot Plug* Power Management Events (PME) Active State Power Management (ASPM) Advanced Error Logging and Reporting * Implemented in WinHEC 2004 “Longhorn” build, please test provide feedback Extended Configuration SpaceOverview 4K/func/dev, 256MB per bus Flat memory mapped access Firmware indicates memory base First 256 bytes PCI compatible Do not assume CF8/CFC available Extended Configuration Space“Longhorn” Support Memory mapped access to extended configuration space MCFG table indicates memory base to OS No new inter