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Each of these functions, inside a Super I/O, is split into its own logical device and everyone of these devices is identified by an hex number (starting from 0x0) called logical device number (LDN). | Each of these functions, inside a Super I/O, is split into its own logical device and everyone of these devices is identified by an hex number (starting from 0x0) called logical device number (LDN). | ||
I.e. | I.e. In some Super I/Os, like the IT8728F, 0x05 and 0x06 are the LDNs respectively for the keyboard and the mouse. | ||
Check your chip's datasheet to find the complete list. | Check your chip's datasheet to find the complete list. |