the Dallas-compatible real-time clock. The missing entry caused the offset
to end up in the "priority" field. New-style config now boots cleanly on a
KN02 (3MAX).
turhsturbochannel machines. Lifted wholesale from cgd's Alpha
turbochannel code, with changes that reflect the slightly different
bus topology and `slot' numbering on Decstations.
into a separate function for readability. Rework interrupt initialization,
so interrupts are never enabled until configuration has found and
attached all devices. Call spl0() just before probing the scsi bus,
as the DECstation scsi code can't poll, and hangs if interrupts
are disabled.
Add preliminary support for new config, protected by #ifdef NEWCONF/#endif.
Cosmetic changes to swapconf() and setroot() to reduce distance
from Alpha versions of same.
only print diagnostic messages about interrrupt enabling when DIAGNOSTIC
is defined.
Remove old buggy 4.4BSD turbochannel interrupt kludge for ioasic machines
inside "#if 0"/"#endif" as the NetBSD code has been working fine for months.
redirection of console serial input (keyboard, mouse). Fixes non-redirection of
keyboard to X server on a 5k/240. The Mfb and sfb drivers are similarly broken.
to have the same interface as native readdisklabel(), call it cleanly
from caller of readdisklabel(), and fix bug that left d_npartitions at 1
for ultrix-compat labels. Ultrix labels now actually work.
pmax conf.c references them. A cut-and-paste job from the pmax
rzwrite() and rzread(). tzwrite() and tzread() are utterly untested.
tzwrite() should also check for write-protect, or handle writes to a
write-protected tape gracefully.
consistent with the (default) prepending of underscores to identifiers.
Because this reference is inside an ASM string it's too hairy to
conditionalize to support different toolchains that don't prepend underscores.
(Just don't do profiling with such toolchains.)
Instead of being a no-op, kn03_intr_enable() sets the sw copy of the
interrupt-enable mask *and* writes it into the IO asic intr-enable
register. Boot code sets the sw copy (kn03_tc_imask) to something
sane (KN03_IM0, with tc option slots turned off). Tested and works.
Interrupt code for other IOASIC machines should be redone so that
interrupts for devices are enabled by drivers, rather than by
cpu-specific boot code. Functions common to all IOASIC machines
(PSWARN?) should be done by asic_init().
Checked in without the above changes so that 3MAX+, MAXINE and 3MIN
interrupt-(enable,handle) can converge.
Turbochannel machines with an IOASIC.
After an interrupt is taken, the IOASIC interrupt enable mask is
and'ed with the kernel's interrupt-mask variable. This masks
off any interrupts that were enabled after the hardware interrupt-enable
mask was set. Due to this bug all iynterrupts must be enabled before
the first interrupt is taken. (Interrupts enabled later aren't on in the
ioasic intr-mask register, so they aren't on in (sirm & kernelmask),
which is what used to get written back to the ioasic interrupt-mask
register. Fixed, and tested on on 3MAX+ but not xine/3min.
If this patch perchance breaks on Xines or 3mins, the old code can be
re-enabled by changing the #if 0 in machdep.c to #if 1.
interrupts before it calls configure(). On 3100s, this can result in
the ethernet interface interrupting before leprobe() is ever called.
Be a bit more defensive in leintr(), where it was dereferencing a null
pointer. This reputedly fixes the oft-reported problems of 3100s not
ooting unless they're on an idle net or had a hard reset done before boot.
(Reworking the config code completely would be nice too.)
Also change the stack-traceback code to avoid having multiple returns
(and thus multiple stack pops) because with gcc -O2 that breaks the
heuristic that a "jr ra" preceding the PC precedes code to push the
current stack frame. Which breaks stacktrace() before it even
traces past itself :-(. Use a goto instead.
