// This AMI Setup Script Processor (SSP) file contains setup items that
// are related to the CMOS Manager.
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// $Header: /Alaska/SOURCE/Modules/CMOS Manager/CMOS Board/CmosBoard.ssp 6     6/15/10 2:22p Michaela $
//
// $Revision: 6 $
//
// $Date: 6/15/10 2:22p $
//**********************************************************************
// Revision History
// ----------------
// $Log: /Alaska/SOURCE/Modules/CMOS Manager/CMOS Board/CmosBoard.ssp $
// 
// 6     6/15/10 2:22p Michaela
// 
// 5     7/29/09 9:54a Michaela
// updates Aptio Enhancement EIP 22205
// (no code changes)
// 
// 4     6/15/09 5:09p Michaela
// 
// 3     6/02/09 3:25p Michaela
// For label: 4.6.3_CMOSMGR_11
// 
// 2     2/06/09 2:05p Michaela
// MKF_DEFINE_TCG_CMOS_REGISTERS was not used for 
// conditional TPM register declarations
// 
// 1     11/25/08 3:08p Michaela
// Added for project specific porting
// 
// 4     11/07/08 5:14p Michaela
// Updated to make CMOS manager available in all phases 
// of the boot process:
// 
// A CMOS API Pointer is maintained in CMOS and accessible
// via provided macros in C and assembly source.
// 
// 3     3/25/08 3:16p Michaela
// Several tokens are now only conditionally predefined
// 
// 2     2/29/08 9:34p Michaela
// - Added recovery path policy
// - fixed other minor bugs
// 
// 1     2/22/08 2:29p Michaela
// 
// 1     2/04/08 6:00p MichaelA $
// Created
// 
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//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// CMOS manager starts auto-assigning at 0x40
//
// This is a typical CMOS usage arrangement.  
// (Note: these locations are not currently reserverd by default.)
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// 0x00..0x3F   Legacy CMOS area, used by CSM
// 0x40..0x7F   OEM/ODM
// 0x80..0xBF   Chipset
// 0xC0..0xFF   Core+Technologies
//
// This is the format of a CMOS token defintion:  
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// NvramField
//  OptionBits = integer    // how many bits to use
//  [Default = integer]     // "optimal" value in assembler format "xxxh"
//  [CheckSum = YES | NO]   // include = YES
//  [Location = cmos address, clobber mask]
// EndNvramField


//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Here we pre-define currently known, project-independent, locations. 
//
// Note: These definitions should be updated/deleleted as modules
//       begin to integrate CMOS manager.
//
//       *CMOS manager will not complain on duplicate names, unless there
//        is a mask or location conflict.
//
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// CMOS Checksum Location
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Declare the CMOS checksum location as a non-checksummed value, that spans 
// 2 bytes.  The checksum will include only those CMOS addresses that have 
// been explicitly declared with Checksum = YES.  
//
//    * All non-checksummed addresses appear in the NonChecksumTable macros 
//      in SspData.h)
//
//    * The checksum will be computed/used for the entire range of managed, 
//      checksummed, CMOS.

NvramField (CMOS_CHECKSUM_HIGH)
	OptionBits  = 8
    Default     = 00h
	Checksum    = NO
    Location    = 040h, 0FFh
EndNvramField

NvramField (CMOS_CHECKSUM_LOW)
	OptionBits  = 8
    Default     = 00h
	Checksum    = NO
    Location    = 041h, 0FFh
EndNvramField




//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Reserve 32-Bit CMOS API Pointer
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------

NvramField (CMOS_API_BYTE3)
	OptionBits  = 8
    Managed     = NO
    Location    = 042h, 0FFh
EndNvramField

NvramField (CMOS_API_BYTE2)
	OptionBits  = 8
    Managed     = NO
    Location    = 043h, 0FFh
EndNvramField

NvramField (CMOS_API_BYTE1)
	OptionBits  = 8
    Managed     = NO
    Location    = 044h, 0FFh
EndNvramField

NvramField (CMOS_API_BYTE0)
	OptionBits  = 8
    Managed     = NO
    Location    = 045h, 0FFh
EndNvramField


//*************************************************************************
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//**                                                                     **
//**        (C)Copyright 1985-2009, American Megatrends, Inc.            **
//**                                                                     **
//**                       All Rights Reserved.                          **
//**                                                                     **
//**      5555 Oakbrook Parkway, Suite 200, Norcross, GA 30093           **
//**                                                                     **
//**                       Phone: (770)-246-8600                         **
//**                                                                     **
//*************************************************************************
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