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Re: XAUI and 64b/66b




Ben,

aaaaahhhhhhhh :).  My head is starting to hurt :)!

Are you saying we just use 64b/66b rather then 8b10b all the way through from the mac
to the phy?  Why not do this or why do this?

Sorry for perhaps reading this wrong .... but you have to admit, we need video
reflectors :).

Take care
Joel
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"Brown, Ben [BAY:NHBED:DS48]" wrote:

> Rich,
>
> I saw this mapping in another email last night but I guess I
> was confused as I didn't think it solved our problem. This
> appears to be a map of XGMII or XAUI codes to 8b10b code-groups.
> This does not appear to be a map of XGMII or XAUI codes to
> 64b/66b codes. I've already seen the mapping to XAUI. I'm
> waiting to see the mapping to 64b/66b.
>
> Rich Taborek wrote:
> >
> > Great! I think we have a deal! at least between us. Here's a proposal from Mr.
> > Don Alderrou of nSerial for codes for the RS, XGMII and XAUI. I believe that
> > only the 64B/66B mapping for Idle is missing. Idle would be coded as an
> > additional 64B/66B 7-bit line code. Hopefully this will keep you from bugging me
> > except for telling me that my next Guinness is up because I'm a LIGHTWEIGHT ;-)
> >
> >     RS/XGMII           RS Code Data       Corresponding XGXS/XAUI Codes
> >     Code Name          XD<7:0,K>          Code name(s)
> >     -------------     --------------      -------------------------
> >     DATA (D)           xxx xxxxx,0        Dxx.y
> >     IDLE (I)           000 00111,1        K28.5/K, K28.0/R, K28.3/A
> >     SOP (S)            111 11011,1        K27.7/S
> >     EOP (T)            111 11101,1        K29.7/T
> >     ERROR (E)          111 11110,1        K30.7/E
> >
> >     ALT_SKIP (R)       000 11100,1        K28.0/R
> >     ALT_B_SYNC (Kb)    001 11100,1        K28.1/Kb
> >     ALT_unused1        010 11100,1        K28.2
> >     ALT_ALIGN (A)      011 11100,1        K28.3/A
> >     ALT_unused1        100 11100,1        K28.4
> >     ALT_SYNC (K)       101 11100,1        K28.5/K
> >     ALT_unused3        110 11100,1        K28.6
> >     ALT_unused4        111 11100,1        K28.7
> >     ALT_B_SKIP (Rb)    111 10111,1        K23.7/Rb
> >
>
> And as for the lightweight part, I know better. I was sitting
> there but it wasn't me that made that statement...
>
> Ben
>
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