Single and multiple channel memory detection and sizing

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: memory – Storage accessing and control – Memory configuring

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711105, 711 5, G06F 1200

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ABSTRACT:
A method for BIOS code for detecting and grouping memory devices connected to one or more memory channels, comprising reading characteristics of a memory device and if the characteristics have not been previously read, then programming device ID and group ID registers based upon a device counter and a group counter, respectively. The method further includes steps for properly incrementing the device and group counters so that additional memory devices on the channel may be read and grouped.

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