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How does x86 northbridge/memory controller routes addresses for memory mapped io?
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My current understanding is that northbridge/memory controller routes address accesses, based on some programmable rule, such that accesses to memory mapped region will be re-directed to southbridge and relayed to devices, while RAM will not even notice these memory accesses. Is this correct, and if so, how does it do it?
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My current understanding is that northbridge/memory controller routes address accesses, based on some programmable rule, such that accesses to memory mapped region will be re-directed to southbridge and relayed to devices, while RAM will not even notice these memory accesses. Is this correct, and if so, how does it do it?
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My current understanding is that northbridge/memory controller routes address accesses, based on some programmable rule, such that accesses to memory mapped region will be re-directed to southbridge and relayed to devices, while RAM will not even notice these memory accesses. Is this correct, and if so, how does it do it?
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