DIMM Location Record (Type 202)
This record allows the Systems Management (Health) Driver (or any Software) to
correlate a
Type 17 Memory Device Record with a specific DIMM (DIMM, Board, and/or
Processor number if
appropriate). Type 17 Records only have a text string to indicate the DIMM
number
Record type 202: DIMM Location Record
Signed-off-by: Jerry Hoemann
---
dmioem.c | 90
1 file changed, 90 insertions(+)
diff --git a/dmioem.c b/dmioem.c
index d4d83e2..b5d0402 100644
--- a/dmioem.c
+++ b/dmioem.c
@@ -1147,6 +1147,96 @@ sta
Casting the PCI device class to a signed 8-bit type before extending
it to a 16-bit type causes the sign bit to replicate to the whole
upper byte. For example, a sub-class value of 0x80 ends up being
displayed as 0xFF80.
It doesn't make sense to display an 8-bit value using a 16-bit format
in the
dmi_print_cpuid() expects a pointer to raw data to interpret as a
CPUID, not to a native integer. If we call DWORD() on the data before
calling dmi_print_cpuid(), and once again in dmi_print_cpuid(), we
end up swapping the bytes twice if running on a big-endian system,
which causes completely wrong
