bootxx.c revision 1.7 1 1.7 ragge /* $NetBSD: bootxx.c,v 1.7 2000/05/21 09:44:16 ragge Exp $ */
2 1.1 ragge /*-
3 1.1 ragge * Copyright (c) 1982, 1986 The Regents of the University of California.
4 1.1 ragge * All rights reserved.
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33 1.1 ragge *
34 1.1 ragge * @(#)boot.c 7.15 (Berkeley) 5/4/91
35 1.1 ragge */
36 1.1 ragge
37 1.1 ragge #include "sys/param.h"
38 1.1 ragge #include "sys/reboot.h"
39 1.1 ragge #include "sys/disklabel.h"
40 1.1 ragge
41 1.1 ragge #include "lib/libsa/stand.h"
42 1.1 ragge #include "lib/libsa/ufs.h"
43 1.6 ragge #include "lib/libsa/cd9660.h"
44 1.6 ragge
45 1.6 ragge #include "lib/libkern/libkern.h"
46 1.1 ragge
47 1.1 ragge #include "../include/pte.h"
48 1.1 ragge #include "../include/sid.h"
49 1.1 ragge #include "../include/mtpr.h"
50 1.1 ragge #include "../include/reg.h"
51 1.1 ragge #include "../include/rpb.h"
52 1.1 ragge
53 1.1 ragge #include "../mba/mbareg.h"
54 1.1 ragge #include "../mba/hpreg.h"
55 1.1 ragge
56 1.1 ragge #define NRSP 1 /* Kludge */
57 1.1 ragge #define NCMD 1 /* Kludge */
58 1.1 ragge
59 1.2 ragge #include "dev/mscp/mscp.h"
60 1.2 ragge #include "dev/mscp/mscpreg.h"
61 1.1 ragge
62 1.6 ragge #include "../boot/data.h"
63 1.1 ragge
64 1.6 ragge void Xmain(void);
65 1.6 ragge void hoppabort(int);
66 1.6 ragge void romread_uvax(int lbn, int size, void *buf, struct rpb *rpb);
67 1.7 ragge void hpread(int block);
68 1.6 ragge int read750(int block, int *regs);
69 1.6 ragge int unit_init(int, struct rpb *, int);
70 1.1 ragge
71 1.2 ragge struct open_file file;
72 1.2 ragge
73 1.1 ragge unsigned *bootregs;
74 1.1 ragge struct rpb *rpb;
75 1.6 ragge struct bqo *bqo;
76 1.1 ragge int vax_cputype;
77 1.6 ragge struct udadevice {u_short udaip;u_short udasa;};
78 1.6 ragge volatile struct udadevice *csr;
79 1.6 ragge
80 1.6 ragge extern int from;
81 1.6 ragge #define FROM750 1
82 1.6 ragge #define FROMMV 2
83 1.6 ragge #define FROMVMB 4
84 1.1 ragge
85 1.1 ragge /*
86 1.1 ragge * The boot block are used by 11/750, 8200, MicroVAX II/III, VS2000,
87 1.1 ragge * VS3100/??, VS4000 and VAX6000/???, and only when booting from disk.
88 1.1 ragge */
89 1.6 ragge void
90 1.1 ragge Xmain()
91 1.1 ragge {
92 1.1 ragge int io;
93 1.1 ragge char *hej = "/boot";
94 1.1 ragge
95 1.1 ragge vax_cputype = (mfpr(PR_SID) >> 24) & 0xFF;
96 1.1 ragge
97 1.2 ragge /*
98 1.2 ragge */
99 1.6 ragge rpb = (void *)0xf0000; /* Safe address right now */
100 1.6 ragge bqo = (void *)0xf1000;
101 1.6 ragge if (from == FROMMV) {
102 1.1 ragge /*
103 1.1 ragge * now relocate rpb/bqo (which are used by ROM-routines)
104 1.1 ragge */
105 1.6 ragge bcopy ((void *)bootregs[11], rpb, sizeof(struct rpb));
106 1.1 ragge bcopy ((void*)rpb->iovec, bqo, rpb->iovecsz);
107 1.4 ragge if (rpb->devtyp == BDEV_SDN)
108 1.4 ragge rpb->devtyp = BDEV_SD; /* XXX until driver fixed */
109 1.6 ragge } else {
110 1.6 ragge bzero(rpb, sizeof(struct rpb));
111 1.6 ragge rpb->devtyp = bootregs[0];
112 1.6 ragge rpb->unit = bootregs[3];
113 1.6 ragge rpb->rpb_bootr5 = bootregs[5];
114 1.6 ragge rpb->csrphy = bootregs[2];
115 1.6 ragge rpb->adpphy = bootregs[1]; /* BI node on 8200 */
116 1.7 ragge if (rpb->devtyp != BDEV_HP && vax_cputype == VAX_TYP_750)
117 1.7 ragge rpb->adpphy =
118 1.7 ragge (bootregs[1] == 0xffe000 ? 0xf30000 : 0xf32000);
119 1.1 ragge }
120 1.6 ragge rpb->rpb_base = rpb;
121 1.6 ragge rpb->iovec = (int)bqo;
122 1.1 ragge
123 1.1 ragge io = open(hej, 0);
124 1.1 ragge
125 1.2 ragge read(io, (void *)0x10000, 0x10000);
126 1.2 ragge bcopy((void *) 0x10000, 0, 0xffff);
127 1.6 ragge hoppabort(32);
128 1.2 ragge asm("halt");
129 1.1 ragge }
130 1.1 ragge
131 1.2 ragge /*
132 1.2 ragge * Write an extremely limited version of a (us)tar filesystem, suitable
133 1.2 ragge * for loading secondary-stage boot loader.
134 1.2 ragge * - Can only load file "boot".
135 1.2 ragge * - Must be the first file on tape.
136 1.2 ragge */
137 1.6 ragge struct fs_ops file_system[] = {
138 1.6 ragge { ufs_open, 0, ufs_read, 0, 0, ufs_stat },
139 1.6 ragge { cd9660_open, 0, cd9660_read, 0, 0, cd9660_stat },
140 1.6 ragge #if 0
141 1.6 ragge { ustarfs_open, 0, ustarfs_read, 0, 0, ustarfs_stat },
142 1.6 ragge #endif
143 1.6 ragge };
144 1.6 ragge
145 1.6 ragge int nfsys = (sizeof(file_system) / sizeof(struct fs_ops));
146 1.6 ragge
147 1.6 ragge #if 0
148 1.2 ragge int tar_open(char *path, struct open_file *f);
149 1.2 ragge ssize_t tar_read(struct open_file *f, void *buf, size_t size, size_t *resid);
150 1.1 ragge
151 1.2 ragge int
152 1.2 ragge tar_open(path, f)
153 1.2 ragge char *path;
154 1.2 ragge struct open_file *f;
155 1.2 ragge {
156 1.2 ragge char *buf = alloc(512);
157 1.2 ragge
158 1.2 ragge bzero(buf, 512);
159 1.2 ragge romstrategy(0, 0, 8192, 512, buf, 0);
160 1.2 ragge if (bcmp(buf, "boot", 5) || bcmp(&buf[257], "ustar", 5))
161 1.2 ragge return EINVAL; /* Not a ustarfs with "boot" first */
162 1.2 ragge return 0;
163 1.2 ragge }
164 1.2 ragge
165 1.2 ragge ssize_t
166 1.2 ragge tar_read(f, buf, size, resid)
167 1.2 ragge struct open_file *f;
168 1.2 ragge void *buf;
169 1.2 ragge size_t size;
170 1.2 ragge size_t *resid;
171 1.2 ragge {
172 1.2 ragge romstrategy(0, 0, (8192+512), size, buf, 0);
173 1.2 ragge *resid = size;
174 1.6 ragge return 0; /* XXX */
175 1.2 ragge }
176 1.6 ragge #endif
177 1.1 ragge
178 1.1 ragge
179 1.6 ragge int
180 1.1 ragge devopen(f, fname, file)
181 1.1 ragge struct open_file *f;
182 1.1 ragge const char *fname;
183 1.1 ragge char **file;
184 1.1 ragge {
185 1.1 ragge *file = (char *)fname;
186 1.1 ragge
187 1.6 ragge if (from == FROM750)
188 1.6 ragge return 0;
189 1.1 ragge /*
190 1.6 ragge * Reinit the VMB boot device.
191 1.1 ragge */
192 1.6 ragge if (bqo->unit_init) {
193 1.6 ragge int initfn;
194 1.6 ragge
195 1.6 ragge initfn = rpb->iovec + bqo->unit_init;
196 1.6 ragge if (rpb->devtyp == BDEV_UDA || rpb->devtyp == BDEV_TK) {
197 1.7 ragge /*
198 1.7 ragge * This reset do not seem to be done in the
199 1.7 ragge * ROM routines, so we have to do it manually.
200 1.7 ragge */
201 1.1 ragge csr = (struct udadevice *)rpb->csrphy;
202 1.6 ragge csr->udaip = 0;
203 1.6 ragge while ((csr->udasa & MP_STEP1) == 0)
204 1.6 ragge ;
205 1.1 ragge }
206 1.7 ragge /*
207 1.7 ragge * AP (R12) have a pointer to the VMB argument list,
208 1.7 ragge * wanted by bqo->unit_init.
209 1.7 ragge */
210 1.6 ragge unit_init(initfn, rpb, bootregs[12]);
211 1.1 ragge }
212 1.1 ragge return 0;
213 1.1 ragge }
214 1.1 ragge
215 1.6 ragge int
216 1.1 ragge romstrategy(sc, func, dblk, size, buf, rsize)
217 1.1 ragge void *sc;
218 1.1 ragge int func;
219 1.1 ragge daddr_t dblk;
220 1.1 ragge size_t size;
221 1.1 ragge void *buf;
222 1.1 ragge size_t *rsize;
223 1.1 ragge {
224 1.1 ragge int block = dblk;
225 1.1 ragge int nsize = size;
226 1.1 ragge
227 1.6 ragge if (from == FROMMV) {
228 1.6 ragge romread_uvax(block, size, buf, rpb);
229 1.6 ragge } else /* if (from == FROM750) */ {
230 1.7 ragge while (size > 0) {
231 1.7 ragge if (rpb->devtyp == BDEV_HP)
232 1.7 ragge hpread(block);
233 1.7 ragge else
234 1.7 ragge read750(block, bootregs);
235 1.7 ragge bcopy(0, buf, 512);
236 1.7 ragge size -= 512;
237 1.7 ragge (char *)buf += 512;
238 1.7 ragge block++;
239 1.7 ragge }
240 1.1 ragge }
241 1.1 ragge
242 1.2 ragge if (rsize)
243 1.2 ragge *rsize = nsize;
244 1.1 ragge return 0;
245 1.1 ragge }
246 1.1 ragge
247 1.7 ragge /*
248 1.7 ragge * The 11/750 boot ROM for Massbus disks doesn't seen to have layout info
249 1.7 ragge * for all RP disks (not RP07 at least) so therefore a very small and dumb
250 1.7 ragge * device driver is used. It assumes that there is a label on the disk
251 1.7 ragge * already that has valid layout info. If there is no label, we can't boot
252 1.7 ragge * anyway.
253 1.7 ragge */
254 1.7 ragge void
255 1.7 ragge hpread(int bn)
256 1.1 ragge {
257 1.1 ragge volatile struct mba_regs *mr = (void *) bootregs[1];
258 1.1 ragge volatile struct hp_drv *hd = (void*)&mr->mba_md[bootregs[3]];
259 1.7 ragge u_int cn, sn, tn;
260 1.6 ragge struct disklabel *dp;
261 1.6 ragge extern char start;
262 1.1 ragge
263 1.6 ragge dp = (struct disklabel *)(LABELOFFSET + &start);
264 1.7 ragge *(int *)&mr->mba_map[0] = PG_V;
265 1.1 ragge
266 1.7 ragge mr->mba_var = 0;
267 1.7 ragge mr->mba_bc = (~512) + 1;
268 1.7 ragge #ifdef __GNUC__
269 1.7 ragge /*
270 1.7 ragge * Avoid four subroutine calls by using hardware division.
271 1.7 ragge */
272 1.7 ragge asm("clrl r1;ediv %4,%3,%0,%1;movl %1,r0;ediv %5,r0,%2,%1"
273 1.7 ragge : "=g"(cn),"=g"(sn),"=g"(tn)
274 1.7 ragge : "g"(bn),"g"(dp->d_secpercyl),"g"(dp->d_nsectors)
275 1.7 ragge : "r0","r1","cc");
276 1.7 ragge #else
277 1.1 ragge cn = bn / dp->d_secpercyl;
278 1.1 ragge sn = bn % dp->d_secpercyl;
279 1.1 ragge tn = sn / dp->d_nsectors;
280 1.1 ragge sn = sn % dp->d_nsectors;
281 1.7 ragge #endif
282 1.1 ragge hd->hp_dc = cn;
283 1.1 ragge hd->hp_da = (tn << 8) | sn;
284 1.1 ragge hd->hp_cs1 = HPCS_READ;
285 1.7 ragge while (mr->mba_sr & MBASR_DTBUSY)
286 1.7 ragge ;
287 1.7 ragge return;
288 1.1 ragge }
289 1.1 ragge
290 1.2 ragge extern char end[];
291 1.2 ragge static char *top = (char*)end;
292 1.1 ragge
293 1.2 ragge void *
294 1.2 ragge alloc(size)
295 1.2 ragge unsigned size;
296 1.2 ragge {
297 1.2 ragge void *ut = top;
298 1.2 ragge top += size;
299 1.2 ragge return ut;
300 1.1 ragge }
301 1.1 ragge
302 1.1 ragge void
303 1.2 ragge free(ptr, size)
304 1.2 ragge void *ptr;
305 1.2 ragge unsigned size;
306 1.1 ragge {
307 1.1 ragge }
308 1.1 ragge
309 1.2 ragge int
310 1.2 ragge romclose(f)
311 1.2 ragge struct open_file *f;
312 1.1 ragge {
313 1.2 ragge return 0;
314 1.1 ragge }
315