New Xeon's no A20. (Miscellaneous)
> Iirc it has to do with the HMA? If seg=<maximal> ofs=<maximal> wraps
> around to the first 64k (PC,XT compat) or to 1MB+64k.
Yes
> The A20 gate handler is the ability to turn the carry to the A20 line
> (making physical addresses >1MB) on and off, originally via the kbd
> controller that had a free pin. Probably it is now always 1MB+64k mapped,
> XT compatibility gone.
Yes, A20 pin is controlled via KBC/chipset but CPU should handle it same way as other address lines. So I don't think it is problem of CPU I would look what chipset this server board use and download spec from intel and look there...
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Complete thread:
- New Xeon's no A20. - marcov, 20.07.2009, 15:51 (Miscellaneous)
- New Xeon's no A20. - RayeR, 20.07.2009, 20:59
- New Xeon's no A20. - marcov, 21.07.2009, 11:21
- New Xeon's no A20. - RayeR, 21.07.2009, 14:58
- New Xeon's no A20. - marcov, 21.07.2009, 11:21
- New Xeon's no A20. - RayeR, 20.07.2009, 20:59