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[bogus at does dot not dot exist dot com ()]

"TSEG is a region of memory above 1MB comprising the SMRAM (in fact
most of the SMM code is located in TSEG in today's systems). The start
of the TSEG region is indicated by the TSEGMB register in the
northbridge, on Intel systems."
Where SMRAM is the SMM memory, which has to be protected somehow,
since SMM runs at a very high privilege.

And from what I understand, CSEG just means "code segment".

Unfortunately, I don't have any insight on what you are trying to do.
Sounds like a pain though! :)

-Gedare

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