Fix anchor declaration in table 2

Signed-off-by: tyshyu <[email protected]>

chapter2.adoc

@@ -156,7 +156,7 @@ The following table shows (1) the error types, and (2) related control bits abou
     * Receives an instruction fetch transaction when *HWCFG0.no_x* is 1
    | Global
    |0x06        2+| Unknown RRID                      | Global
-   |0x07        2+| Error due to a stalled transaction. Please refer <<#SECTION_4_2_1, Faulting stalled transactions>>.
+   |0x07        2+| Error due to a stalled transaction. Please refer <<#FAULTING_STALLED_TRANSACTIONS, Faulting stalled transactions>>.
    | Global
    |0x08 ~ 0x0D 2+| N/A, reserved for future          | N/A
    |0x0E ~ 0x0F 2+| User-defined error                | Implementation-dependent

chapter4.adoc

@@ -46,6 +46,7 @@ NOTE: When writing *MDSTALL*, the specification only defines the transactions wi
 === Cherry Pick
 If *MDSTALL* doesn't stall all the desired transactions, there is an optional method to pick the transaction with specific RRIDs. The *RRIDSCP* register comprises two fields: a 2-bit *RRIDSCP.op* and a field for *RRIDSCP.rrid*. By setting *RRIDSCP.op*=1, the rrid_stall[_i_] is activated for __i__=*RRIDSCP.rrid*. Conversely, by setting *RRIDSCP.op*=2, the rrid_stall[_i_] is deactivated for _i_=*RRIDSCP.rrid*. This register is used to fine-tune the result of writing *MDSTALL*. The value of *RRIDSCP.op*=0 is to query the rrid_stall indirectly, and the value of 3 is reserved.
 
+[#FAULTING_STALLED_TRANSACTIONS]
 === Faulting stalled transactions
 Faulting stalled transactions can be allowed. To allow faulting over stalling when the IOPMP has no capacity to handle more stalls, one should set *ERR_CFG.stall_violation_en* to 1 before Step 1. If any transaction is faulted due to the stalled transactions, the error information shall be logged in *ERR_REQINFO*, where *ERR_REQINFO.etype* = 0x07 (error due to stalled transactions). The procedure for faulting checking transactions is identical to Steps 1-3 mentioned above, except that, besides stalling and delaying the transactions, transactions can be faulted and cannot be resumed if the IOPMP can't handle more stalled transactions.