1IPMCTL-SHOW-DEVICE(1)               ipmctl               IPMCTL-SHOW-DEVICE(1)
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NAME

6       ipmctl-show-device - Shows information about one or more PMem modules
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SYNOPSIS

9           ipmctl show [OPTIONS] -dimm [TARGETS]
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DESCRIPTION

12       Shows information about one or more PMem modules.
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OPTIONS

15       -a, -all
16           Shows all attributes.
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18           Note
19           The all and display options are exclusive and may not be used
20           together.
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22       -d (attributes), -display (attributes)
23           Filters the returned attributes by explicitly specifying a comma
24           separated list of any of the attributes defined in the Return Data
25           section.
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27           Note
28           The all and display options are exclusive and may not be used
29           together.
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31       -h, -help
32           Displays help for the command.
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34       -ddrt
35           Used to specify DDRT as the desired transport protocol for the
36           current invocation of ipmctl.
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38       -smbus
39           Used to specify SMBUS as the desired transport protocol for the
40           current invocation of ipmctl.
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42           Note
43           The -ddrt and -smbus options are mutually exclusive and may not be
44           used together.
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46       -o (text|nvmxml), -output (text|nvmxml)
47           Changes the output format. One of: "text" (default) or "nvmxml".
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49       -u (B|MB|MiB|GB|GiB|TB| TiB), -units (B|MB|MiB|GB|GiB|TB| TiB)
50           Changes the units that capacities are displayed in for this
51           command. One of: bytes (B), megabytes (MB), mebibytes (MiB),
52           gigabytes (GB), gibibytes (GiB), terabytes (TB) or tebibytes (TiB).
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TARGETS

55       -dimm [DimmIDs]
56           Restricts output to specific PMem modules by supplying the PMem
57           module target and one or more comma separated PMem module
58           identifiers. The default is to display all PMem modules.
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60       -socket [SocketIDs]
61           Restricts output to the PMem modules installed on specific sockets
62           by supplying the socket target and one or more comma separated
63           socket identifiers. The default is to display all sockets.
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65           Note
66           If ACPI PMTT table is not present, then DDR4 memory will not be
67           displayed in the filtered socket list.
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EXAMPLES

70       Lists a few key fields for each PMem module.
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72           ipmctl show -dimm
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74       Lists all properties for PMem module 0x0001.
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76           ipmctl show -a -dimm 0x0001
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78       Retrieves specific properties for each PMem module.
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80           ipmctl show -d HealthState,LockState -dimm
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RETURN DATA

83       The default behavior is to display a table with the default attributes
84       listed below; applying options changes the output to a more detailed
85       format. Limited information (noted in the table below) is applicable if
86       the PMem module is not manageable by the software as indicated by the
87       "ManageabilityState" property.
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89           Note
90           Some data is endian swapped for human readability.
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92       DimmID
93           (Default) The PMem module identifier.
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95       Capacity
96           (Default) The usable capacity of the PMem module as reported by the
97           firmware.
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99       HealthState
100           (Default) Overall PMem module health. One of:
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102           •   Healthy
103
104           •   Noncritical: Maintenance may be required.
105
106           •   Critical: Features or performance are degraded due to failure.
107
108           •   Fatal: Critical internal state failure (DPA Failure, Internal
109               Buffer Failure, AIT Failure, etc.) is non-recoverable and data
110               loss has occurred or is imminent. In this case, the firmware
111               will disable the media and access to user data and operations
112               that require use of the media will fail.
113
114           •   Non-functional: The PMem module is detected and manageable,
115               though some commands and capabilities may be limited. The PMem
116               module has limited communication or another error preventing
117               complete functionality. Common causes include:
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119               •   DDRT memory interface training failure
120
121               •   Expected region mapping to SPA range unable to be found
122
123           •   Unmanageable: The PMem module has an incompatible firmware API
124               version or hardware revision or is unresponsive (possibly due
125               to a communication interface failure or a firmware/hardware
126               error).
127
128           •   Unknown: Unable to determine the PMem module health state.
129               Refer to HealthStateReason for HealthState details.
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131       HealthStateReason
132           Indicates why the PMem module is in the current Health State. One
133           or more of:
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135           •   None
136
137           •   Percentage Remaining less than 1%
138
139           •   Package Sparing occurred
140
141           •   CAP Self-Test warning
142
143           •   Percentage Remaining is 0
144
145           •   Die Failure
146
147           •   AIT DRAM disabled
148
149           •   CAP Self-Test failure
150
151           •   Critical internal state failure
152
153           •   Performance degraded
154
155           •   CAP Self-Test communication failure
156
157               Refer to the Intel® Optane™ Persistent Memory Firmware
158               Interface Specification, document number 556488, Section 4.8
159               SMART and Health.
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161       InterfaceFormatCode
162           A comma-delimited list of the JEDEC standard format interface codes
163           for the PMem module where each code is formatted as: code (JEDEC
164           Description or "Unknown").
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166       ManageabilityState
167           Ability of the PMem module host software to manage the PMem module.
168           Manageability is determined by the interface format code, the
169           vendor identifier, device identifier and the firmware API version.
170           One of:
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172           •   Manageable: The PMem module is manageable by the software.
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174           •   Unmanageable: The PMem module is not supported by this version
175               of the software.
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177       PopulationViolation
178           Memory populations are evaluated based on the "Enforce Population
179           POR" setup option in UEFI Firmware. If enforcement of POR
180           populations is selected, then some PMem module memory may be in
181           population violation. See [PMem modules in non-POR configuration]
182           for details. One of:
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184           •   Yes: The PMem module is in population violation.
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186           •   No: The PMem module is not in population violation.
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188       PhysicalID
189           The PMem module physical identifier (i.e., SMBIOS Type 17 handle).
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191       DimmHandle
192           The PMem module handle formatted as 0xABCD.
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194           •   A = Socket
195
196           •   B = Memory Controller
197
198           •   C = Channel
199
200           •   D = Slot
201
202       DimmUID
203           The unique identifier of the PMem module formatted as
204           VVVV-ML-MMYYSNSNSNSN or VVVV-SNSNSNSN (if the manufacturing
205           information is not available) where:
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207           •   VVVV = VendorID
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209           •   ML = ManufacturingLocation
210
211           •   MMYY = ManufacturingDate
212
213           •   SNSNSNSN = SerialNumber
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215       SocketID
216           The processor socket identifier (i.e., NUMA node) where the PMem
217           module is installed.
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219       MemControllerID
220           The associated memory controller identifier.
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222       ChannelID
223           The associated channel.
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225       ChannelPos
226           The PMem module position in the channel.
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228       MemoryType
229           The memory type. One of:
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231           •   Unknown
232
233           •   DDR4
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235           •   Logical Non-Volatile Device
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237       VendorID
238           The vendor identifier of the PMem module. This value is presented
239           in big endian format.
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241       DeviceID
242           The device identifier of the PMem module. This value is presented
243           in big endian format.
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245       RevisionID
246           The revision identifier of the PMem module.
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248       SubsystemVendorID
249           The vendor identifier of the non-volatile memory subsystem
250           controller. This value is presented in big endian format.
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252       SubsystemDeviceID
253           The device identifier of the non-volatile memory subsystem
254           controller.
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256       SubsystemRevisionID
257           The revision identifier of the non-volatile memory subsystem
258           controller retrieved from NFIT. This field uses a different
259           encoding than ControllerRevisionID.
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261       ManufacturingInfoValid
262           If the manufacturing location and date are valid. One of:
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264           •   0: Not valid
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266           •   1: Valid
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268       ManufacturingLocation
269           The manufacturing location assigned by the vendor or "N/A" if
270           ManufacturingInfoValid is 0.
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272       ManufacturingDate
273           The manufacturing date assigned by the vendor or "N/A" if
274           ManufacturingInfoValid is 0.
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276       SerialNumber
277           The serial number assigned by the vendor. This value is presented
278           in big endian format.
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280       PartNumber
281           The part number assigned by the vendor
282
283       DeviceLocator
284           A string describing the physically labeled socket or board position
285           where the memory device is located from the SMBIOS Type 17 Memory
286           Device table.
287
288       BankLabel
289           A string that identifies the physically labeled bank where the
290           memory device is located from the SMBIOS Type 17 Memory Device
291           table.
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293       DataWidth
294           The width in bits used to store user data from the SMBIOS Type 17
295           Memory Device table.
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297       TotalWidth
298           The width in bits for data and error correction and/or data
299           redundancy from the SMBIOS Type 17 Memory Device table.
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301       Speed
302           The maximum capable speed of the device in megatransfers per second
303           (MT/s) from the SMBIOS Type 17 Memory Device table.
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305       FormFactor
306           The PMem module form factor (i.e., SMBIOS Type 17 Memory Device
307           Form Factor). One of:
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309           •   Unknown
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311           •   DIMM
312
313           •   SODIMM
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315       LockState
316           The current security state of the persistent memory on the PMem
317           module. One ore more of:
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319           •   Unknown - The security state cannot be determined (e.g., when
320               the PMem module is not manageable by the software).
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322           •   Disabled - Security is not enabled.
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324           •   Unlocked - Security is enabled and unlocked.
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326           •   Locked - Security is enabled and locked.
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328           •   Frozen - A reboot is required to change the security state.
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330           •   Exceeded - The passphrase limit has been reached. A power cycle
331               is required to change the security state.
332
333           •   MP Exceeded - The master passphrase limit has been reached. A
334               power cycle is required to change the security state.
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336           •   Not Supported - Security is not supported on the PMem module.
337
338       SVNDowngrade
339           The Opt-in value of SVN Downgrade security opt-in feature for PMem
340           module. One of :
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342           •   Unknown
343
344           •   Disabled
345
346           •   Enabled
347
348       SecureErasePolicy
349           The Opt-in value of Secure erase policy opt-in feature for PMem
350           module. One of :
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352           •   Unknown
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354           •   No Master Passphrase
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356           •   Master Passphrase Enabled
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358       S3ResumeOptIn
359           The Opt-in value of S3 Resume security opt-in feature for PMem
360           module. One of :
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362           •   Unknown
363
364           •   UnsecureS3
365
366           •   SecureS3
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368       FwActivateOptIn
369           The Opt-in value of Fw Activate security opt-in feature for PMem
370           module. One of :
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372           •   Unknown
373
374           •   Disabled
375
376           •   Enabled
377
378       FWVersion
379           (Default) The BCD-formatted revision of the active firmware in the
380           format PN.RN.SV.bbbb where:
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382           •   PN = 2-digit product number
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384           •   RN = 2-digit revision number
385
386           •   SN = 2-digit security revision number
387
388           •   bbbb = 4-digit build version
389
390                   Value may be N/A if the PMem module is not manageable by the software.
391
392       FWAPIVersion
393           The firmware supported interface revision in the format aa.bb
394           where:
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396           •   aa = 2-digit major version
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398           •   bb = 2-digit minor version
399
400               The firmware interface is intended to be backwards compatible.
401               Therefore, the host software allows management of PMem modules
402               where this version is less than or equal to the version stored
403               in the host software. Value may be N/A if the PMem module is
404               not manageable by the software.
405
406       The following information is only applicable when the PMem module is
407       manageable by the software as indicated by the "ManageabilityState".
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409       FWActiveAPIVersion
410           The firmware interface revision locked in the BIOS API handshake in
411           the format aa.bb where:
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413           •   aa = 2-digit major version
414
415           •   bb = 2-digit minor version
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417               Value may be N/A if the PMem module is not manageable by the
418               software.
419
420       ManufacturerID
421           The manufacturer identifier of the PMem module. This value is
422           presented in big endian format.
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424       ControllerRevisionID
425           The controller stepping and revision ID retrieved from the
426           controller FW. This field uses a different encoding than
427           SubsystemRevisionID.
428
429       IsNew
430           Whether or not the PMem module is incorporated with the rest of the
431           PMem module in the system. One of:
432
433           •   0: Configured
434
435           •   1: The PMem module requires configuration.
436
437       MemoryCapacity
438           Usable PMem module Memory Mode capacity.
439
440       AppDirectCapacity
441           Usable PMem module App Direct capacity.
442
443       UnconfiguredCapacity
444           PMem module capacity that is inaccessible because it is not mapped
445           into the system physical address space.
446
447       InaccessibleCapacity
448           PMem module capacity that is inaccessible due to:
449
450           •   Licensing issue
451
452           •   Platform configuration prevents accessing this capacity. For
453               example, MemoryCapacity is configured and available on a PMem
454               module but MemoryMode is not enabled by BIOS.
455
456       ReservedCapacity
457           PMem module capacity reserved for proper alignment.
458
459       AvgPowerLimit
460           If the PMem module firmware power management policy is enabled, the
461           power limit in mW used for average power. Refer to FIS for
462           allowable range and default value.
463
464       MemoryBandwidthBoostFeature
465           Returns if the Memory Bandwidth Boost Feature is currently enabled
466           or not. One of:
467
468           •   0x0: Disabled
469
470           •   0x1: Enabled
471
472       MemoryBandwidthBoostMaxPowerLimit
473           The power limit used for limiting the Memory Bandwidth Boost
474           Feature’s power consumption [mW].
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476       MemoryBandwidthBoostAveragePowerTimeConstant
477           The value used as a base time window for average power throttle
478           [ms]. This range can be checked in the Max Memory Bandwidth Boost
479           Average Time Constant and Average Power Time Constant Step from the
480           Get Device Characteristics command.
481
482           •   Default: 15000 ms
483
484       MaxAveragePowerLimit
485           Maximum average power limit [mW] supported by the PMem module.
486
487       MaxMemoryBandwidthBoostMaxPowerLimit
488           Maximum Memory Bandwidth Boost Power value [mW] that can be set for
489           the PMem module. Will return 0 if unsupported by current FIS.
490
491       MaxAveragePowerTimeConstant
492           This field returns the maximum supported value of the Average Power
493           Time Constant and Average Power Reporting Time constant [ms] that
494           can be set via the Set Power Management Policy and the Optional
495           Configuration Data Policy Commands.
496
497       AveragePowerTimeConstantStep
498           This field returns the increments in milliseconds allowed by the
499           firmware when setting the Average Power Time Constant and Average
500           Power Reporting Time Constant via the Set Power Management Policy
501           and the Optional Configuration Data Policy Commands.
502
503       AveragePower
504           This field returns the average power in milliwatts that each PMem
505           module consumes over the Average Power Reporting Time constant.
506
507       Average12vPower
508           This field returns the 12V average power in milliwatts that each
509           PMem module consumes over the Average Power Reporting Time
510           constant.
511
512       Average1_2vPower
513           This field returns the 1.2V average power in milliwatts that each
514           PMem module consumes over the Average Power Reporting Time
515           constant.
516
517       PackageSparingCapable
518           Whether or not the PMem module supports package sparing. One of:
519
520           •   0: False
521
522           •   1: True
523
524       PackageSparingEnabled
525           Whether or not the PMem module package sparing policy is enabled.
526           One of:
527
528           •   0: Disabled
529
530           •   1: Enabled
531
532       PackageSparesAvailable
533           The number of spare devices available for package sparing.
534
535       LatchedLastShutdownStatus
536           The status of the last shutdown of the PMem module. One or more of:
537
538           •   Unknown: The last shutdown status cannot be determined.
539
540           •   PM ADR Command Received: Power management ADR command received.
541
542           •   PM S3 Received: Power management S3 command received.
543
544           •   PM S5 Received: Power management S5 command received.
545
546           •   DDRT Power Fail Command Received: DDR power fail command
547               received.
548
549           •   PMIC 12V/DDRT 1.2V Power Loss (PLI)
550
551           •   PM Warm Reset Received: Power management warm reset received.
552
553           •   Thermal Shutdown Received: Thermal shutdown triggered.
554
555           •   Controller’s FW State Flush Complete: Flush Completed.
556
557           •   Viral Interrupt Received: Viral interrupt received.
558
559           •   Surprise Clock Stop Received: Surprise clock stop received.
560
561           •   Write Data Flush Complete: Write data flush completed.
562
563           •   PM S4 Received: Power management S4 command received.
564
565           •   PM Idle Received: Power management idle received.
566
567           •   DDRT Surprise Reset Received: Surprise reset received.
568
569           •   Extended Flush Not Complete.
570
571           •   Extended Flush Complete.
572
573       UnlatchedLastShutdownStatus
574           The status of the last shutdown status of the PMem module. Same
575           fields as the Latched Last Shutdown Status with the only difference
576           that LLS details on a dirty shutdown is logged, even if the Latch
577           System Shutdown Status was not enabled. One or more of:
578
579           •   Unknown: The last shutdown status cannot be determined.
580
581           •   PM ADR Command Received: Power management ADR command received.
582
583           •   PM S3 Received: Power management S3 command received.
584
585           •   PM S5 Received: Power management S5 command received.
586
587           •   DDRT Power Fail Command Received: DDR power fail command
588               received.
589
590           •   PMIC 12V/DDRT 1.2V Power Loss (PLI)
591
592           •   PM Warm Reset Received: Power management warm reset received.
593
594           •   Thermal Shutdown Received: Thermal shutdown triggered.
595
596           •   Controller’s FW State Flush Complete: Flush Completed.
597
598           •   Viral Interrupt Received: Viral interrupt received.
599
600           •   Surprise Clock Stop Received: Surprise clock stop received.
601
602           •   Write Data Flush Complete: Write data flush completed.
603
604           •   PM S4 Received: Power management S4 command received.
605
606           •   PM Idle Received: Power management idle received.
607
608           •   DDRT Surprise Reset Received: Surprise reset received.
609
610           •   Extended Flush Not Complete.
611
612           •   Extended Flush Complete.
613
614       ThermalThrottleLossPercent
615           The average performance loss percentage due to thermal throttling
616           in current boot of the PMem module.
617
618       LastShutdownTime
619           The time the system was last shutdown.
620
621       ModesSupported
622           A list of the modes supported by the PMem module. Refer to the
623           command Show System Capabilities to determine the modes supported
624           by the platform. One or more of:
625
626           •   Memory Mode: PMem modules act as system memory under the
627               control of the operating system. In Memory Mode, any DDR in the
628               platform will act as a cache working in conjunction with the
629               PMem module.
630
631           •   App Direct: PMem modules and DDR act as independent memory
632               resources under direct load/store control of the application.
633
634       SecurityCapabilities
635           The security features supported by the PMem module. Zero or more
636           of:
637
638           •   Encryption: The PMem module supports persistent memory
639               encryption by setting a passphrase.
640
641           •   Erase: The PMem module is erasable.
642
643       MasterPassphraseEnabled
644           This property indicates if master passphrase is enabled. If it is
645           disabled, then it cannot be enabled. One of:
646
647           •   0: Disabled - Cannot be enabled.
648
649           •   1: Enabled - Master passphrase can be changed. Cannot be
650               disabled.
651
652       ConfigurationStatus
653           The status of the PMem module memory configuration. One of:
654
655           •   Valid: The configuration is valid.
656
657           •   Not Configured: The PMem module has not been configured.
658
659           •   Failed - Bad configuration: The configuration is corrupt.
660
661           •   Failed - Broken interleave: This PMem module is part of an
662               interleave set that is not complete.
663
664           •   Failed - Reverted: The configuration failed and was reverted to
665               the last known good configuration.
666
667           •   Failed - Unsupported: The configuration is not compatible with
668               the installed BIOS.
669
670           •   Unknown: The configuration cannot be determined.
671
672       SKUViolation
673           The configuration of the PMem module is unsupported due to a
674           license issue. One of:
675
676           •   0: False
677
678           •   1: True
679
680       ARSStatus
681           The address range scrub (ARS) operation status for the PMem module.
682           The status is a reflection of the last requested ARS, but not
683           necessarily within the current platform power cycle. One of:
684
685           •   Unknown - The ARS operation status cannot be determined.
686
687           •   Not started - An ARS operation has not started.
688
689           •   In progress - An ARS operation is currently in progress.
690
691           •   Completed - The last ARS operation has completed.
692
693           •   Aborted - The last ARS operation was aborted.
694
695       OverwriteStatus
696           The overwrite PMem module operation status for the PMem module. One
697           of:
698
699           •   Unknown - The overwrite PMem module operation status cannot be
700               determined. This may occur if the status gets overwritten due
701               to a different long operation running on this PMem module.
702
703           •   Not started - An overwrite PMem module operation was not
704               started on the last boot.
705
706           •   In progress - An overwrite PMem module operation is currently
707               in progress.
708
709           •   Completed - An overwrite PMem module operation completed and a
710               reboot is required to use the PMem module.
711
712       AveragePowerReportingTimeConstantMultiplier
713           The value that is used to multiply the base time value used for
714           average power consumption measurements. Can be set to a value
715           between 0 and 32. The default value is 0.
716
717       AveragePowerReportingTimeConstant
718           The value, in milliseconds, used to determine the time constant for
719           reporting the average power consumption measurements. Can be set to
720           a value between 100 and 12000, by increments of 100. The default
721           value is 1000.
722
723       ViralPolicy
724           Whether viral policies are enabled on the PMem module. One of:
725
726           •   0: Disabled - This is the default.
727
728           •   1: Enabled - The persistent memory on the PMem module will be
729               put into read-only mode if the host operating system software
730               detects an uncorrectable error situation and indicates a viral
731               state in order to prevent the spread of damage.
732
733       ViralState
734           Whether the PMem module is currently viral. One of:
735
736           •   0: Not Viral
737
738           •   1: Viral - The viral policies of the PMem module have switched
739               the persistent memory to read-only mode due to the host
740               operating system software detecting an uncorrectable error
741               situation and indicating a viral state.
742
743       AitDramEnabled
744           If the PMem module AIT DRAM is enabled. One of:
745
746           •   0: Disabled - The device will suffer performance degradation if
747               the AIT DRAM becomes disabled.
748
749           •   1: Enabled
750
751       BootStatus
752           The initialization status of the PMem module as reported by the
753           firmware in the boot status register. One or more of:
754
755           •   Unknown - The boot status register cannot be read.
756
757           •   Success - No errors were reported during initialization.
758
759               The following statuses indicate that the media is not
760               functional and, therefore, access to user data and operations
761               that require use of the media will fail.
762
763           •   Media Not Ready - The firmware did not complete media training.
764
765           •   Media Error - The firmware detected an error during media
766               training.
767
768           •   Media Disabled - The firmware disabled the media due to a
769               critical issue.
770
771               The following statuses indicate that communication with the
772               firmware is not functional.
773
774           •   FW Assert - The firmware reported an assert during
775               initialization.
776
777       BootStatusRegister
778           The raw hex value of the PMem module Boot Status Register of the
779           PMem module
780
781       LatchSystemShutdownState
782           Status of the latch. Specifies whether the PMem module will latch
783           the SMART Last Shutdown Status and SMART Dirty Shutdown Count.
784
785           •   0: Disabled - This is the default.
786
787           •   1: Enabled
788
789       PreviousPowerCycleLatchSystemShutdownState
790           The status of the latch during the previous power cycle.
791
792           •   0: Disabled - This is the default.
793
794           •   1: Enabled
795
796       ExtendedAdrEnabled
797           Specifies whether extended ADR flow is enabled in the FW.
798
799           •   0: Disabled
800
801           •   1: Enabled
802
803       PpcExtendedAdrEnabled
804           Specifies whether extended ADR flow was enabled in the FW during
805           the last power cycle.
806
807           •   0: Disabled
808
809           •   1: Enabled
810
811       ErrorInjectionEnabled
812           Error injection status.
813
814           •   0: Disabled - This is the default.
815
816           •   1: Enabled
817
818       MediaTemperatureInjectionEnabled
819           Media temperature injection status.
820
821           •   0: Disabled - This is the default.
822
823           •   1: Enabled
824
825       SoftwareTriggersEnabled
826           Software trigger status.
827
828           •   0: Disabled - This is the default.
829
830           •   1: At least one software trigger enabled.
831
832       SoftwareTriggersEnabledDetails
833           Comma separated list of software triggers currently enabled. One or
834           more of:
835
836           •   None
837
838           •   Package Sparing
839
840           •   Fatal Error
841
842           •   Percentage Remaining
843
844           •   Dirty Shutdown
845
846       PoisonErrorInjectionsCounter
847           This counter is incremented each time the set poison error is
848           successfully executed.
849
850       PoisonErrorClearCounter
851           This counter is incremented each time the clear poison error is
852           successfully executed.
853
854       MediaTemperatureInjectionsCounter
855           This counter is incremented each time the media temperature is
856           injected.
857
858       SoftwareTriggersCounter
859           This counter is incremented each time a software trigger is
860           enabled.
861
862       MaxMediaTemperature
863           The highest die temperature reported in degrees Celsius. This value
864           is persistent through Power Loss as well as not effected by
865           Overwrite PMem module or Media Temperature Error Injection.
866
867       MaxControllerTemperature
868           The highest controller temperature reported in degrees Celsius.
869           This value is persistent through Power Loss as well as not effected
870           by Overwrite PMem module.
871
872       MixedSKU
873           One or more PMem modules in the system have different SKUs. One of:
874
875           •   0: False
876
877           •   1: True - In this case, the host software operates in a
878               read-only mode and does not allow changes to the PMem modules
879               and their associated capacity.
880
881
882
883ipmctl                            2021-08-24             IPMCTL-SHOW-DEVICE(1)