Configuration PASID Interface - 3.4 English

Versal Adaptive SoC CPM Mode for PCI Express Product Guide (PG346)

Document ID
PG346
Release Date
2024-11-22
Version
3.4 English

The configuration PASID interface is used to determine the enablement of the PASID per function status by the software.

Note: The pcie0* signals map to PCIe Controller 0 and pcie1* signals map to PCIe Controller 1 in the port descriptions below.
Table 1. Configuration PASID Interface Port Descriptions
Port I/O Width Description

pcie0_cfg_status_pasid_enable
pcie1_cfg_status_pasid_enable

O

4 in CPM4

1 in CPM5

Configuration PASID Enable: Per Function PASID Enable.
Note: In CPM5, only the Function 0 setting is indicated. For subsequent functions, the cfg_wrreq interface is used.
pcie0_cfg_status_pasid_exec_permission_enable pcie1_cfg_status_pasid_exec_permission_enable O

4 in CPM4

1 in CPM5

Configuration PASID Exec Permission Enable: Per Function PASID Exec Permission Enable.
Note: In CPM5, only the Function 0 setting is indicated. For subsequent functions, the cfg_wrreq interface is used.
pcie0_cfg_status_pasid_privil_mode_enable pcie1_cfg_status_pasid_privil_mode_enable O

4 in CPM4

1 in CPM5

Configuration PASID Privil Mode Enable: Per Function PASID Privil Mode Enable.
Note: In CPM5, only the Function 0 setting is indicated. For subsequent functions, the cfg_wrreq interface is used.

pcie0_cfg_status_pasid_control

pcie1_cfg_status_pasid_control

O 12 in CPM4, 48 in CPM5 Reserved

pcie0_cfg_status_max_pasid_width_control

pcie1_cfg_status_max_pasid_width_control

O 20 in CPM4, 80 in CPM5 Reserved