dmi_intel_vpro_me_caps
Synopsis
#include <opendmi/entity/intel/vpro.h>
typedef union dmi_intel_vpro_me_caps {
dmi_dword_t __value;
struct {
dmi_dword_t is_me_enabled : 1;
dmi_dword_t is_qst_supported : 1;
dmi_dword_t is_asf_supported : 1;
dmi_dword_t is_amt_supported : 1;
dmi_dword_t __reserved_1 : 1;
dmi_dword_t is_sbt_supported : 1;
dmi_dword_t is_l3_supported : 1;
dmi_dword_t __reserved_2 : 25;
};
} dmi_intel_vpro_me_caps_t;
Description
The dmi_intel_vpro_me_caps_t union holds the capabilities of the Management Engine firmware, as Intel vPro information gives them. It is the type of the me_capabilities field of dmi_intel_vpro_t.
The union is packed into a double word: the bits can be read either one by
one, as bit fields, or all together, as __value.
Fields
__value-
All the bits, as the double word the structure carries them in,
is_me_enabledbeing bit 0. is_me_enabled-
Set if the Management Engine is enabled.
is_qst_supported-
Set if the firmware supports Quiet System Technology (QST).
is_asf_supported-
Set if the firmware supports Alert Standard Format (ASF).
is_amt_supported-
Set if the firmware supports Active Management Technology (AMT).
__reserved_1-
Reserved bit, zero.
is_sbt_supported-
Set if the firmware supports Small Business Technology (SBT).
is_l3_supported-
Set if the firmware supports the level III manageability.
__reserved_2-
Bits Intel reserves. The newer firmware sets some of them, e.g. bits 13 to 15, whose meaning is not established.