stand/boot/prompatch.c

/*	$NetBSD: prompatch.c,v 1.2.4.2 2002/01/08 00:27:54 nathanw Exp $ */

/*
 * Copyright (c) 2001 Valeriy E. Ushakov
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 */

#include <sys/param.h>
#include <lib/libsa/stand.h>
#include <machine/promlib.h>

void prom_patch(void);

/*
 * Each patch entry is processed by:
 * printf(message);  prom_interpret(patch);  printf("\n");
 */
struct patch_entry {
	char *message;
	char *patch;
};

/*
 * PROM patches to apply to machine matching name/promvers.
 */
struct prom_patch {
	char *name;		/* "name" of the root node */
	int promvers;		/* prom_version() */
	struct patch_entry *patches;
};


/*
 * Patches for JavaStation 1 with OBP 2.x
 */
static struct patch_entry patch_js1_obp2[] = {

/*
 * Give "su" (com port) "interrupts" property.
 */
{ "su: adding \"interrupts\"",
	"\" /obio/su\" open-dev"
	" d# 13 \" interrupts\" integer-attribute"
	" close-dev"
},

/*
 * TODO: Create "8042" (pckbc) node.
 *       Delete "zs"
 */

{ NULL, NULL }
};


/*
 * Patches for JavaStation 1 with OBP 3.x
 */
static struct patch_entry patch_js1_obp3[] = {

/*
 * Give "su" (com port) "interrupts" property.
 */
{ "su: adding \"interrupts\"",
	"\" /obio/su\" select-dev"
	" d# 13 \" interrupts\" integer-attribute"
	" device-end"
},

{ NULL, NULL }
};

/*
 * Patches for JavaStation 1 with OpenFirmware.
 * PROM in these machines is crippled in many ways.
 */
static struct patch_entry patch_js1_ofw[] = {

/*
 * JS1/OFW has no cpu node in the device tree.  Create one to save us a
 * _lot_ of headache in cpu.c and mainbus_attach.  Mostly copied from
 * OBP2.  While clock-frequency is usually at the root node, add it
 * here for brevity as kernel checks cpu node for this property anyway.
 */
{ "cpu: creating node ", /* NB: space at the end is intentional */
	"0 0 0 0 \" /\" begin-package"
	" \" FMI,MB86904\" device-name" /* NB: will print the name */
	" \" cpu\" device-type"
	" 0 \" mid\" integer-property"

	" 8 \" sparc-version\" integer-property"
	" 4 \" version\" integer-property"
	" 0 \" implementation\" integer-property"
	" 4 \" psr-version\" integer-property"
 	" 0 \" psr-implementation\" integer-property"

	" d# 100000000 \" clock-frequency\" integer-property"

	" d# 4096 \" page-size\" integer-property"
	" d# 256 \" mmu-nctx\" integer-property"

	" 2 \" ncaches\" integer-property"

	" d# 512 \" icache-nlines\" integer-property"
	" d# 32 \" icache-line-size\" integer-property"
	" 1 \" icache-associativity\" integer-property"

	" d# 512 \" dcache-nlines\" integer-property"
	" d# 16 \" dcache-line-size\" integer-property"
	" 1 \" dcache-associativity\" integer-property"

	" 0 0 \" cache-physical?\" property"
	" 0 0 \" cache-coherence?\" property"

	" end-package"
},

/*
 * mk48txx_attach needs a model name, spare clockattach from guesswork.
 */
{ "eeprom: adding \"model\"",
	"dev /obio/eeprom \" mk48t08\" model device-end"
},

/*
 * "interrupts" property is bogusly zero, delete it and let
 * sbus_get_intr fallback to correct "intr" property
 */
{ "le: deleting bogus \"interrupts\"",
	"dev /sbus/ledma/le \" interrupts\" delete-property device-end"
},

/*
 * Give "su" (com port) "interrupts" property.
 */
{ "su: adding \"interrupts\"",
	"dev /obio/su d# 13 \" interrupts\" integer-property device-end"
},

/*
 * Give "8042" (pckbc) "interrupts" property.
 */
{ "8042: adding \"interrupts\"",
	"dev /obio/8042 d# 13 \" interrupts\" integer-property device-end"
},

{ NULL, NULL }
}; /* patch_js1_ofw */


static struct prom_patch prom_patch_tab[] = {
	{ "SUNW,JavaStation-1", PROM_OBP_V2,	patch_js1_obp2	},
	{ "SUNW,JavaStation-1", PROM_OBP_V3,	patch_js1_obp3	},
	{ "SUNW,JDM1",		PROM_OPENFIRM,	patch_js1_ofw	},
	{ NULL, 0, NULL }
};


/*
 * Check if this machine needs tweaks to its PROM.  It's simpler to
 * fix PROM than to invent workarounds in the kernel code.  We do this
 * patching in the secondary boot to avoid wasting space in the kernel.
 */
void
prom_patch(void)
{
	char namebuf[32];
	char *propval;
	struct prom_patch *p;

	if (prom_version() == PROM_OLDMON)
		return;		/* don't bother - no forth in this */

	propval = PROM_getpropstringA(prom_findroot(), "name",
				 namebuf, sizeof(namebuf));
	if (propval == NULL)
		return;

	for (p = prom_patch_tab; p->name != NULL; ++p) {
		if (p->promvers == prom_version()
		    && strcmp(p->name, namebuf) == 0) {
			struct patch_entry *e;
			const char *promstr = "???";

			switch (prom_version()) {
			case PROM_OBP_V0:
				promstr = "OBP0";
				break;
			case PROM_OBP_V2:
				promstr = "OBP2";
				break;
			case PROM_OBP_V3:
				promstr = "OBP3";
				break;
			case PROM_OPENFIRM:
				promstr = "OFW";
				break;
			}

			printf("Patching %s for %s\n", promstr, p->name);
			for (e = p->patches; e->message != NULL; ++e) {
				printf("%s", e->message);
				prom_interpret(e->patch);
				printf("\n");
			}
			return;
		}
	}
}