Intel Extensible Firmware Interface User Manual
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Extensible Firmware Interface Specification
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A PCI Bus Driver must perform several steps to manage a PCI Host Bus Controller, as follows:
• Initialize the PCI Host Bus Controller.
• If the PCI buses have not been initialized by a previous agent, perform PCI Enumeration on all
the PCI Root Bridges that the PCI Host Bus Controller contains. This involves assigning a PCI
bus number, allocating PCI I/O resources, PCI Memory resources, and PCI Prefetchable
Memory resources.
• Discover all the PCI Controllers on all the PCI Root Bridges. If a PCI Controller is a PCI to
PCI Bridge, then the I/O, Memory, and Bus Master bits in the Control register of the PCI
Configuration Header should be placed in the enabled state. The PCI Bus Driver should not
modify the contents of the Control register for any other PCI Controllers. It is a PCI Device
Driver’s responsibility to enable the I/O, Memory, and Bus Master bits of the Control register
as required with a call to the
service when the PCI Device Driver is started.
A similar call to the
Attributes()
service should be made when the PCI Device Driver is
stopped to disable the I/O, Memory, and Bus Master bits of the Control register.
• Create a device handle for each PCI Controller found. If a request is being made to start only
one PCI Controller, then only create one device handle.
• Install a Device Path Protocol instance and a PCI I/O Protocol instance on the device handle
created for each PCI Controller.
• If the PCI Controller has a PCI Option ROM, then allocate a memory buffer that is the same
size as the PCI Option ROM, and copy the PCI Option ROM contents to the memory buffer.
• If the PCI Option ROM contains any EFI Drivers, then attach a Bus Specific Driver Override
Protocol to the device handle of the PCI Controller that is associated with the PCI Option
ROM.
function tells the PCI Bus Driver to stop managing a PCI Host Bus Controller. The
Stop()
function can destroy one or more of the device handles that were created on a previous
call to
. If all of the child device handles have been destroyed, then
Stop()
will place
the PCI Host Bus Controller in a quiescent state. The functionality of
Stop()
mirrors
Start()
,
as follows:
1. Complete all outstanding transactions to the PCI Host Bus Controller.
2. If the PCI Host Bus Controller is being stopped, then place it in a quiescent state.
3. If one or more child handles are being destroyed, then:
a. Uninstall all the protocols from the device handles for the PCI Controllers found
in
Start()
.
b. Free any memory buffers allocated for PCI Option ROMs.
c. Destroy the device handles for the PCI controllers created in
Start()
.