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I have a follow up question related to @sean_dvorscak's post the other day (KE1 ECC RAM Single Bit Corrrection).
@Celeste_Liu replied,
->> If implementing an optional scrub, please align the access according to the actual access size or scrub granularity, not blindly to the raw MCM_LMFAR value. Also don't use a fixed 4-byte access unless you first align the address appropriately and confirm the access size is valid.
Can MCM_LMFATR[PEFSIZE] be used to determine the access size? If so, can this be used in tandem with MCM_LMFAR to implement a read-correct-writeback operation? For example, if MCM_LMFATR[PEFSIZE] is 3'b000 indicating an 8-bit access, can I perform an 8-bit read from the address indicated by MCM_LMFAR then perform an 8-bit write to the same address to correct the error. Similarly, if MCM_LMFATR[PEFSIZE] is 3'b010 indicating a 32-bit access, can I perform a 32-bit write to the address indicated by MCM_LMFAR without worrying about alignment?