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EEPROM Interface
5.6.10
Device ID (Word 0Dh, 11h
1
)
If the signature bits (15:14) and bit 1 (Load Subsystem IDs) of word 0Ah are valid, this word is 
read in to initialize the Subsystem ID.
For the 82546GB, the Device ID must be forced to 107Bh for SerDes-SerDes interface operation. 
For the 82545GM, the Device ID should be 1028h. This ensures proper functionality with Intel 
drivers and boot agent.
Note: Since the 82546GB/EB is a dual-port device, the Device ID in 0Dh corresponds to LAN A and the 
Device ID in 11h corresponds to LAN B.
5.6.11
Vendor ID (Word 0Eh)
If the signature bits (15:14) and bit 1 (Load Subsystem IDs) of word 0Ah are valid, this word is 
read in to initialize the Subsystem ID.
5.6.12
Initialization Control Word 2 (Word 0Fh)
This is the second word read by the Ethernet controller and contains additional initialization values 
that:
Sets defaults for some internal registers
Enables/disables specific features
1.
Word 11h only applicable to the 82546GB/EB.
Table 5-6. Initialization Control Word 2 (Word 0Fh)
Bit
Name
Description
15
APM PME# Enable
Initial value of the Assert PME On APM Wakeup bit in the Wakeup Control 
Register (WUC.APMPME). 
When set to 0b (default), deasserts PME# on wakeup.
Set this bit to 1b for Intel LAN controller cards.
14
ASDE
When set to 0b (default), indicates the initial value of the Auto-Speed 
Detection Enable (ASDE) bit of the Device Control Register (CTRL).
When set to 1b, enables 10/100/1000 Mb/s systems.
13:12
PAUSE Capability
Pause Capability - Mapped to TXCW[8:7].
When set to 1b (default), enables desired PAUSE capability for an 
advertised configuration base page.
When set to 0b, disables desired PAUSE capability for an advertised 
configuration base page.
11
ANE
Reserved bit for the 
82541xx and 
82547GI/EI (set to 
0b).
Auto-Negotiation Enable. Mapped to TXCW[31]. 
Set this bit to 1b to automatically enable Auto-Negotiation.
Set this bit to 0b (default) to automatically disable Auto-Negotiation.
Note: Fiber implementations do not support this function.
10:9
FLASH Size Indication
Indicates FLASH size. 00b = 64 KB (default); 01b = 128 KB; 10b = 256 KB; 
11b = 512 KB.
These bits also impact the requested memory space for the FLASH and 
Expansion ROM BARs in PCI configuration space.