4d22994e96
aic7xxx.c:
aic7xxx.h:
aic7xxx.reg:
aic7xxx.seq:
Bring in the protocol violation handler from the U320
driver and replace the NO_IDENT sequencer interrupt code
with the PROTO_VIOLATION code. Support for this code
required the following changes:
SEQ_FLAGS:
IDENTIFY_SEEN -> NOT_IDENTIFIED
Added NO_CDB_SENT
SCB_CONTROL:
TARGET_SCB == STATUS_RCVD for initiator mode
scb->flags:
Added SCB_TARGET_SCB since we cannot rely on
TARGET_SCB as a target/initiator differentiator
due to it being overloaded in initiator mode to
indicate that status has been received.
aic7xxx.seq:
Move data fifo CLRCHN to mesgin_rdptrs which is a safer
location for doing this operation. This also saves a
sequencer instruction.
aic7xxx.c:
aic7xxx.h:
Change ahc/ahd_upate_neg_request() to take a "negotiation
type" enum that allows us to negotiate:
o only if the goal and current parameters differ.
o only if the goal is non-async
o always - even if the negotiation will be for async.
aic7xxx.seq:
Reset the FIFO whenever a short CDB transfer occurs
so that the FIFO contents do not corrupt a future CDB
transfer retry.
Add support for catching the various protocol violations
handled by ahc_handle_protocol_violation.
Reformat some comments.
aic7xxx.c:
aic7xxx.h:
Just for safety, have the aic7xxx driver probe
the stack depth.
aic7xxx.c:
aic7xxx.h:
Save and restore stack contents during diagnostics.
Some chip variants overwrite stale entries on a
stack "pop".
Don't use 0 to probe the stack depth. 0 is the typical
value used to backfill the stack if entries are overwritten
on a "pop".
aic7xxx.h:
Add a missing typedef.
Collapse SCB flag entries so they are bit contiguous.
Add AHD_ULTRA2_XFER_PERIOD for narrow fallback calculations
aic7xxx.c:
Don't panic (as a diagnostic to catch bugs) if we decided to
force the renegotiation of async even if we believe we are
already async. This should allow us to negotiate async instead
of the full user goal rate during startup if bus resets are
disabled.
Add a space to the end of the ahc/ahd_print_devinfo routines
so that it behaves as expected by the code that uses it.
Only force a renegotiation on a selection timeout
if the SCB was valid. Doing otherwise may be dangerous
as the connection was not valid for an unknown reason.
Add additional diagnostic output to ahc_dump_card_state(),
and have it use the register pretty printing functions.
Update ahc_reg_print() to handle a NULL cur_col.
Add a newline to ahc_dump_card_state() output.
Bring back "use_ppr". We need to use_ppr anytime
doppr is true or we have non-zero protocol options.
The later case was not handled in the recent removal
of use_ppr.
Move a comment and remove a useless clearing of use_ppr.
Don't disable ENBUSFREE when single stepping on
a DT capable controller. We cannot re-enable unexpected
busfree detection, so we must clear BUSFREE on each
step instead.
Correct the lookup of the SCB ID in ahc_handle_proto_error.
Remove a diagnostic printf.
Remove unecessary restoration of the STACK for older
chips.
Approved by: re (blanket)
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