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- Page 1 User Manual ® DiskOnChip PCI Evaluation Board NOVEMBER-2001...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Installing and Configuring the DiskOnChip PCI EVB ............7 5.1 Installing the DiskOnChip as an Additional Disk Drive ............7 5.2 Using the DiskOnChip EVB as a Boot Device (DOS Example) ......... 7 5.3 Identifying the DiskOnChip in the EVB................8 5.4 Reformatting the DiskOnChip ................... -
Page 3: Introduction
PCI Evaluation Board (EVB) provides you with a quick and easy way to evaluate the DiskOnChip in platforms with a PCI extension slot. The EVB is a useful tool for designers who need to evaluate, program, duplicate or test the DiskOnChip, even before their target platform is available. -
Page 4: Features
The DiskOnChip PCI EVB includes the following features: • Supports the current DiskOnChip product line. • Independent memory window for each device on board. Up to four DiskOnChip form factors can be simultaneously activated on this EVB. • Supports 3.3V and 5V DIP and DIMM devices. -
Page 5: Diskonchip Pci Evb - The Board
DiskOnChip TSOP-I & TSOP-II activity indicator (Chip Enable status) Power indicator LED 4.1 Determining the Base Address The DiskOnChip PCI EVB supports up to four DiskOnChips in parallel, each residing in a separate memory address. Table 2 defines the memory table for Jumper 1 Table 2: DiskOnChip Memory Table –... -
Page 6: Locking Protected Areas
DiskOnChip PCI EVB User Manual 4.3 Locking Protected Areas. When setting the Lock# pin, the DiskOnChip 32MB will not allow writing to write protected areas or access to read protected areas, even when the correct password is entered. Use J2 to set the Lock# state of the DiskOnChip 32MB (refer to... -
Page 7: Installing And Configuring The Diskonchip Pci Evb
5.2 Using the DiskOnChip EVB as a Boot Device (DOS Example) The DiskOnChip EVB may be used either as an additional hard drive or as the system’s boot device (drive C:). When shipped, the default settings of the DiskOnChip cause it to be installed as the next available drive. -
Page 8: Identifying The Diskonchip In The Evb
After re-booting, the DiskOnChip is identified as drive C. 5.3 Identifying the DiskOnChip in the EVB There are two utilities that can identify the DiskOnChip chip mounted on the EVB. You can use “DINFO” when the drivers are correctly loaded (indicated by the sign-on messages display). If the messages were not displayed, use DINFO /DIRECT to search for the DiskOnChip. -
Page 9: Order Information
The DiskOnChip PCI Evaluation Board may be ordered in several configurations, depending on the DiskOnChip you need to evaluate. The following table can help you decide which configuration you need to order for your system. Note that the DIP and SODIMM sockets are available in all configurations. -
Page 10: Troubleshooting
BIOS. Please refer to the DiskOnChip software tools manual and read about the various firmware flags in DFORMAT. Ensure that pin 1 of DiskOnChip is aligned with Pin 1 pad on the board. Reverse insertion will render the DiskOnChip unusable. - Page 11 This will not install a driver but will suppress the message. DiskOnChip software accessories (including DFORMAT, Additional tools and information DINFO, PUT/GET IMAGE etc.), along with other extensive DiskOnChip documentation, can be found in the enclosed DiskOnChip and TrueFFS are M-Systems registered trademarks.
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Page 12: How To Contact Us
CHILE: 800-532-853 MEXICO: 95-800-222-9323 AMD assumes no responsibility for the use of the material described in this document. Information contained herein supersedes previously published specifications on this device from AMD. AMD reserves the right to change this document without notice. - Page 13 DiskOnChip PCI EVB User Manual DiskOnChip and TrueFFS are M-Systems registered trademarks.