MODBIN Question

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KachiWachi
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In MODBIN...when you select the "CHIPSET REGS. DEFAULT", which registers are being shown in that map (in my case...000D thru 390D)?

Northbridge, Southbridge...???
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It`s values for PCI registers programming (00xx - NB, 3xxx - SB).
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First byte is PCI device identification (BUS+DEV+FUN) - it's in the same format as when calling PCI BIOS. The second byte is PCI configuration register number.
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KachiWachi
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I would guess then that these are the default settings for the Chipset in question, regardless of the processor installed, and before any changes are made to them by "other sources" (bootup programs, etc...). Does this include settings you make in the BIOS screens, Setup Default, BIOS Default...??

Using Craig Hart's PCI+AGP Bus Sniffer...can I assume he left off the "3x"(xx) when displaying the SB results??
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