HP/HPE Processor Specific Information (Type 197)

Source: dmidecode, dmioem.c, and the dumps of the data corpus.

Supplements the processor information (type 4) of each processor socket or slot with the numbers the server tells its processors by. The structure is ignored for the empty sockets. It has grown with the generations of the servers, and its fields past the physical socket are absent from the older ones.

Table 1. HP/HPE Processor Specific Information structure
Offset	Version	Name	Length	Value	Description
`0x00`	2.0+	Type	`BYTE`	`197`	HP/HPE Processor Specific Information indicator
`0x01`	2.0+	Length	`BYTE`	Varies	Length of the structure
`0x02`	2.0+	Handle	`WORD`	Varies
`0x04`	2.0+	Processor Handle	`WORD`	`HANDLE`	Handle of the processor information structure (type 4)
`0x06`	2.0+	APIC ID	`BYTE`	`NUMBER`	Local APIC ID of the processor
`0x07`	2.0+	Status	`BYTE`	`BITFIELD`	Bit 0: bootstrap processor, bit 1: x2APIC mode, bit 2: advanced thermal margining
`0x08`	2.0+	Physical Slot	`BYTE`	`NUMBER`	As the silk screen names it, `0xFF` if the processor is not in a slot
`0x09`	2.0+	Physical Socket	`BYTE`	`NUMBER`	As the silk screen names it, `0xFF` if the processor is not in a socket
`0x0A`	2.0+	Maximum Power	`WORD`	`NUMBER`	Rated maximum power in watts, zero if unknown
`0x0C`	2.0+	x2APIC ID	`DWORD`	`NUMBER`	x2APIC ID of the processor, valid in the x2APIC mode only, which bit 1 of the status tells
`0x10`	2.0+	Processor UUID	`QWORD`	`NUMBER`	Unique identifier of the processor
`0x18`	2.0+	Interconnect Speed	`WORD`	`NUMBER`	Speed of the interconnect in MT/s
`0x1A`	2.0+	QDF/S-Spec	6 BYTEs	Varies	QDF or S-Spec number of Intel processors, in ASCII padded with spaces
`0x20`	2.0+	Reserved	`DWORD`	Varies	Reserved from Gen11 onwards