Cross Reference: /src/sys/dev/pci/twe.c

Lines Matching defs:aen
254 	{ 0xff,	"a  aen queue full" },
425 		/* Save the first CCB for AEN retrieval. */
676 	uint16_t aen;
700 	 * Pull AENs out of the controller; look for a soft reset AEN.
708 	 * that there is no way a pending asynchronous AEN fetch would
713 		rv = twe_aen_get(sc, &aen);
717 		if (TWE_AEN_CODE(aen) == TWE_AEN_QUEUE_EMPTY)
719 		if (TWE_AEN_CODE(aen) == TWE_AEN_SOFT_RESET)
721 		twe_aen_enqueue(sc, aen, 1);
801 			    "unable to retrieve AEN (%d)\n", rv);
830  * Fetch an AEN.  Even though this is really like parameter
832  * AEN retrieval command from interrupt context, and thus
836  * XXX encounter.  Consider pre-allocating all AEN-related
850 	 * If we're already retrieving an AEN, just wait; another
856 		 * to fetch an AEN synchronously when an AEN fetch is
913  * Handle an AEN returned by the controller.
921 	uint16_t aen;
931 		aprint_error_dev(sc->sc_dev, "error retrieving AEN\n");
932 		aen = TWE_AEN_QUEUE_EMPTY;
934 		aen = le16toh(*(u_int16_t *)tp->tp_data);
938 	if (TWE_AEN_CODE(aen) == TWE_AEN_QUEUE_EMPTY) {
943 	twe_aen_enqueue(sc, aen, 0);
952 		    "unable to retrieve AEN (%d)\n", rv);
956 twe_aen_enqueue(struct twe_softc *sc, uint16_t aen, int quiet)
962 	 * First report the AEN on the console.  Maybe.
965 		str = twe_describe_code(twe_table_aen, TWE_AEN_CODE(aen));
968 			    "unknown AEN 0x%04x\n", aen);
992 					    TWE_AEN_UNIT(aen), msg);
1006 					    TWE_AEN_UNIT(aen), msg);
1017 	/* Now enqueue the AEN for management tools. */
1028 		aen = TWE_AEN_QUEUE_FULL;
1031 		sc->sc_aen_queue[sc->sc_aen_head] = aen;
1047 	uint16_t aen;
1050 		aen = TWE_AEN_QUEUE_EMPTY;
1052 		aen = sc->sc_aen_queue[sc->sc_aen_tail];
1056 	return (aen);
1424 		panic("twe_ccb_alloc: got reserved CCB for non-AEN");
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