Add as-yet-unused speed entries for a 1x SCC clock, up to 200 Kbits.
Remove old top-bit-means-delay code, since nothing seems to need it,
and it apparently partially broke lk-201 initialization anyway.
* conf/DEFAULT: new file, default install kernel
* conf/INSTALL: +MSDOSFS, +NO_INLINE_SPLX, +RD_SIZE=2mb, +scn4/5
* conf/KLONDIKE: cosmetic changes
* conf/STEELHEAD: cosmetic changes
* conf/files.pc532: rd got a file of it's own
* dev/lpt.c: changes to support lower interrupt latency, packet input/output
is now done at spl0
* dev/ncr.c: changes to support the most recent atari version of the ncr5380
driver
* dev/ncr5380.c, dev/ncr5380reg.h: upgraded to most recent atari version,
memcpy -> bcopy.
* dev/rd.c: ramdisk driver
* dev/scn.c: by patching scndefaultrate, the kernel's default baud rate can
be changed with gdb
* include/psl.h: struct iv now protected by !LOCORE && _KERNEL
inlining of splx can be prevented with new kernel option NO_INLINE_SPLX
splx_di is like splx but leaves processor interrupts disabled
* pc532/autoconf.c: cosmetic changes
* pc532/conf.c: with rd entries
* pc532/intr.c: changes to support splx_di
* pc532/locore.s: ramdisk is no longer initialized
not splx, but rett is now used to reenable CPU interrupts when leaving the
interrupt service routine. This is necessary to prevent recursive interrupts.
* pc532/sys_machdep.c: memcpy -> bcopy
* pc532/mem.c: moved ramdisk to dev/rd.c
* stand/Makefile: boot is now loaded at 0x3eb800 instead of 0x363800
Use current form of libsa and libkern.
* stand/inflate.c: emit twiddle every 8k and not every 1k
* stand/rd.c: ramdisk starts at 0x288000
(should be DT_BLOCK). otherwise the bootxx boot block will fail if
you are on a system with a v2 openprom [because it will not do the
v2_seek in obp_strategy()]. fixes the problem recently noted on
the port-sparc list by matthew green <mrg@eterna.com.au>. i tested
fix on a ss2 with a v2 prom.
both off, haracters with their top bit clear were interpreted as a delay.
This (strange) behaviour is still available if SCC_PARITY_MEANS_DELAY
is defined.
Update TURBOChannel and ioasic interrupt-establish routines to pass on their
device argument as a "void *", since that's how all the pmax interrupt handlers
are declared.
- don't let pcyl go unassigned if we have a non-sunos disklabel.
if nothing else, guess pcyl = ncyl + acyl.
- don't use bogus disklabel data if disk label is invalid
(xdgetdisklabel() now returns if label was ok or not).
- move xddriver decl. before start of actual code (cleanup).
have been clearing just B_BUSY (s/B_BUSY/~B_BUSY/). this
fixes hard hang when reading disklabel when booting system.
minor clean up: added a few prototypes and only fool with bootpath
if booting the system (in xdattach).
counter on 5k/240s to interpolate to microsecond-resolution clock
in microtime(). Only the "rev B" ASIC in 5k/240s is known to have
this counter; other models may or may not. This gives microsecond
resolution at user-level, and up to 40ns resolution (modulo the
nominal 5(?) 40MHz cpu cycles for reads to complete) in the kernel.
Change the IOASIC reset function to set up the DMA mapping for the
53c94. Allocate 16 Kbytes of DMA buffer for 53c94 ASCs under an IOASIC,
as the 3MAX baseboard and TC options have 128 Kbytes of static
bounce buffer, and the drivers really _should_ support 16Kbyte
I/O requests. (They don't always.)
Give the LANCE a hard reset on 5k/240s, just to be on the safe side.
(the 5k/240 I use sometimes reported errors at boot time.)
* Prompt user for disklabel information and label disk.
* Copy miniroot image from NFS server to `b' partition.
* Boot kernel in miniroot image into single-user mode.
Hooks for tape support are there, but the meat for that isn't implemented yet.
pk