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Signal
Descriptions
AMD~
AMD5/36
Processor
Technical
Reference
Manual
TABLE
5-16.
Outputs
at
RESET
Output
RESET State
ADS 1
A31-A3 Floating
APCHK
1
:BEl-BED
FFh
BREQ
1
BRDY
1
BRDYC
1
CACHE
1
D/C
0
D63-DO
Floating
DP7-DPO
OOh
FERR
1
HIT
1
IIITl\I
1
HLDA
0
mcK
1
M/ID
0
PCD
0
PCHK
1
PRDY
0
PWT
0
W!R
0
Unlike
INIT,
RESET
reinitializes
the
processor's
entire
state.
In
particular,
RESET
differs
by
reinitializing
the
contents
of
the
caches,
floating-point
registers,
control
registers,
and
model-specific
registers,
as
well
as
all
other
states
that
are
reinitialized
by
INIT.
:AZOM:
should
not
be
asserted
during
RESET.
The
operating
system
alone
is
responsible
for
controlling
the
state
of
:AZOM:
by
writing
to
an
external
register
provided
for
this
purpose.
(See
the
description
of:AZOM:
on
page
5-19.)
Because
the
processor
boots
in
Real
mode,
the
memory
address
decoder
must
alias
the
physical
address
FFFF
_FFFOh
to
the
physical
address
OOOF
_FFFOh,
which
lies
within
the
l-Mbyte
5-11J

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