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uhclem 9c37ee4474 Re-introduction of the matcd CD driver. 
This version of the driver code is compatible with near-release FreeBSD 5.1
kernel/driver interfaces.

modules/Makefile, man page and other bindings to follow shortly, once I get
this part of the check-in right.

Approved by:	markm(mentor)
2003-06-17 01:20:03 +00:00

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/*matcd.c--------------------------------------------------------------------
Matsushita(Panasonic) / Creative CD-ROM Driver (matcd)
Authored by Frank Durda IV
Copyright 1994, 1995, 2002, 2003 Frank Durda IV. All rights reserved.
"FDIV" is a trademark of Frank Durda IV.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY
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SUCH DAMAGE.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The original version of this software was developed specifically for the
FreeBSD Project.
Dedicated to: My family, my Grandfather,
and Max, my Golden Retriever
Thanks to: Jordan Hubbard (jkh) for getting me ramped-up to 2.x system
quickly enough to make the 2.1 release. He put up with
plenty of silly questions and might get the post of
ambassador some day.
and The people who donated equipment and other material to make
development of this driver possible. Donations and
sponsors for projects are appreciated.
-----No changes should be needed above this line-----------------------------
Edit History - (should be in sync with any source control log entries)
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Please follow this practice; it helps leave understandable code in
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releases numbered 1 thru n. Major feature additions should get a new
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letters A thru Z as needed. So 3A(456) is Major release 3, Minor
release 1, Edit 456 (the equivalent in XX.XX.XX version numbering used
by certain monopolies would be 03.01.456), and 5(731) is Major release
5, Minor release 0, Edit 731. Typically only the author will change
the major and minor release codes in small projects.
EDIT edit Edit HISTORY history History
<1> This initial version is to get basic filesystem I/O working
using the SoundBlaster 16 interface. The stand-alone adapter
card doesn't work yet.
December 1994 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<2> Corrections to resolve a race condition when multiple drives
on the same controller was active. Fixed drive 1 & 2 swap
problem. See selectdrive().
21-Jan-1995 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<3> Added automatic probing and support for all Creative Labs sound
cards with the Creative/Panasonic interface and the stand-alone
interface adapters. See AUTOHUNT and FULLCONFIG conditionals
for more information.
21-Jan-1995 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<4> Rebundled debug conditionals.
14-Feb-1995 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<5> Changes needed to work on FreeBSD 2.1. Also added draincmd
since some conditions cause the drive to produce surprise data.
See setmode and draincmd
19-Feb-1995 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<6> Got rid of some redundant error code by creating chk_error().
Also built a nice generic bus-lock function.
20-Feb-1995 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<7> Improved comments, general structuring.
Fixed a problem with disc eject not working if LOCKDRIVE was set.
Apparently the drive will reject an EJECT command if the drive
is LOCKED.
21-Feb-1995 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<8> Final device name selected and actually made to compile under
>2.0. For newer systems, it is "matcd", for older it is "mat".
24-Feb-1995 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<9> Added some additional disk-related ioctl functions that didn't
make it into earlier versions.
26-Feb-1995 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<10> Updated some conditionals so the code will compile under
1.1.5.1, although this is not the supported platform.
Also found that some other devices probe code was changing the
settings for the port 0x302 debug board, so added code to set it
to a sane state before we use it.
26-Feb-1995 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<11> The Copyright and Use statement has been replaced in all files
with a new version.
01-Mar-1995 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<12> Added ioctls having to do with audio volume, routing and playback
speed. Also added some code I think is for dynamic loading.
12-Mar-1995 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<13> Added ioctls to return TOC headers and entries.
19-Mar-1995 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<14> More ioctls to finish out general audio support and some clean-up.
Also fixed a bug in open where CD label information would not
always be cleared after a disc change.
Added a check to block attempts to resume audio if already playing.
The resulting sound is a cross between Kryten and Max Headroom.
But, if you *want* this "feature", enable #define KRYTEN
in options.h.
Complaints about too many comments are noted but that is all. :-)
21-Mar-1995 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<15> LOCKDRIVE has been modified so that a new series of minor
numbers are created. When these are opened, the selected
drive will have its door locked and the device must be completely
closed to unlock the media. The EJECT ioctl will be refused
when the drive is locked this way. This is useful for
servers and other places where the media needs to remain in the
drive. Bit 7 of the minor number controls locking.
As of this edit, the code compiles with no warnings with -Wall set.
22-Mar-1995 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<16> Added a new check in the probe code that looks for the drive
interface being in an idle state after issuing a reset. If this
isn't the case, then the device at this location isn't a
Matsushita CD-ROM drive. This will prevent hangs in draincmd later.
Added the tray close ioctl. This required modifications to open
to allow the character devices to be "partially" opened so that
the close ioctl could be issued when the open would otherwise fail.
Close also delays slightly after completing because the drive
doesn't update its disc and media status instantly.
Also created the capability ioctl that lets an application find out
up front what things a drive can do.
Fixed a global spelling error.
Changed matcddriver structure to simply say "matcd". The original
string "matcd interface " broke the kernel -c boot mechanism.
Updated the #includes in response to a complaint in first release.
Updated and tested conditionals so that driver will still compile
under FreeBSD 1.1.5.1 as well as 2.0 and early 2.1.
04-Apr-1995 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<17> The function matcd_toc_entries which is executed in response to
the CDIOREADTOCENTRYS ioctl didn't cope with programs that only
requested part of the TOC. This change is based on code submitted
by Doug Robson (dfr@render.com).
(This change was introduced out of order and exists in FreeBSD
2.0.5 without the version stamp being updated. I.N.M.F.)
01-Jun-1995 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<18> While working on the TEAC CD-ROM driver (teaccd) that is reusing
chunks of code from this driver, I discovered several functions,
arrays and other things that should have been declared 'static'.
These changes are necessary if the TEAC CD-ROM driver is to be
present at the same time as matcd.
Also fixed the residual buss vs bus symbols and strings.
There are no functional code changes in this edit.
02-May-1995 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<19> Creative has changed the Status port slightly in their
sound boards based on the Vibra-16 (and probably the Vibra-16S)
chipset. This change masks some unused bits that were formally
on all the time and are doing different things in this design.
The changes are transparent to all other supported boards.
20-Jun-1995 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<20> Code was added to detect non-Creative (SoundBlaster) host
interfaces, and the driver will switch to code compatible with the
detected host interface. This should add support for MediaVision,
IBM, Reveal, and other compatible adapters with split
data/status-ports. This code allows a mix of SoundBlaster (Type 0)
and non-SoundBlaster (Type 1) boards in the same system with no
special configuration.
I also updated the attach code to display the interface type and
changed the host interface probe messages to reflect the "c" for
controller in controller-specific messages as the existing messages
were confusing when a second card was in place . The kernel -c
tables have been updated accordingly, so you now have a matcdc%d
controller to change settings on.
24-Jun-95 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<21> Added interface handling code in two of those "this should not
happen" routines, draincmd and get_stat. Since these routines are
called by functions during probing that may not know what type
interface is out there, the code assumes that a given adapter is
both a type 0 and a type 1 adapter at the same time. Plus,
this code gets executed once in a very long time so the cost of
assuming both host adapter types is not significant.
04-Jul-1995 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<22> Four external interface prototypes were altered by someone else.
I believe these changes are for making GCC and/or the linker shut-up
when building some other part of the system since matcd already
compiles -Wall with no warnings...
08-Sep-1995 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<23> This change implements the ioctls for preventing media removal
and allowing media removal.
Currently, these calls will work according to the following rules:
No "l" devs opened Any "l" dev open
CDALLOW accepted always rejected always
CDPREVENT accepted always accepted always
One refinement might be to allow CDALLOW/CDPREVENT to always
work if UID 0 issued the ioctl, but that will wait for later.
I also made a change to the information that the toc_entry code
returns so that xcdplayer won't malfunction. (It would not play
the last track on a non-mixed mode audio CD.) Unlike cdplayer,
xcdplayer asks for track information one track at a time, and
calls for information on the lead-out track by its official
number (0xaa), rather than referring to the "after last" (n+1) track
as cdplayer does. Anyway, this change should make both players
happy.
16-Sep-1995 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<24> In Edit 15 when the extra devs were created for selective locking,
the door locking was broken if a non-locking dev on the drive is
closed. The problem was caused by not tracking locked devs and
non-locking devs as being different partitions. The change is to
simply use the locking dev bit to flag a set of shadow partitions
when it comes to lock operations. All other operations treat the
locked and unlocked partitions as being identical.
18-Sep-1995 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<25> During work on Edit 23, I noted that on slow and very busy systems,
sometimes the driver would go to sleep forever. The problem appears
to have been a race condition caused by doing separate timeout/sleep
calls without using SPL first. The change here is to use tsleep
which provides the equivalent of timeout/sleep timeout/tsleep if the
last paremeter is tsleep is set to the time value that would have been
given to timeout.
I also fixed some duplicate location strings in the tsleep calls.
24-Sep-1995 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<26> Moved a function declaration that generated two warnings with
the FULLCONFIG/FULLDRIVER conditionals disabled.
Updated the igot function so that it correctly reports limited
functions when a sub-set driver is compiled.
Eliminated FULLCONFIG conditional and now set controller counts
based on the NMATCD #define produced by the config process.
Also, disable the audio-related ioctls based on the BOOTMFS
conditional to help make the boot floppy kernel smaller.
18-Oct-1995 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<27> An unknown number of modifications were made by third parties
after edit 26, but they neglected to document everything that
was changed and why. These are known collectively as edit 27.
All Edit 27 changes were later discarded as part of the creation
of Release 3, as some of the changes became incompatible with
FreeBSD 4.x/5.x, and some broke drive operations that used to work.
January 2003 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
Begin work on Major Release 3 here
<28> Begin work on converting the code to run on FreeBSD 5.0. This
included making the driver into a loadable kernel module, and
interfacing with the new port allocator scheme. This code is not
based off what was in 4.6, but comes from the last version I
personally submitted to the project, thus eliminating some fluff that
crept in over the years. The conditionally-compiled sections for
building on pre-FreeBSD 2.0 releases have been removed, as it was
likely not useful to anyone anymore.
I reclaimed Major device 46 for matcd - it was dropped from the 5.0
"majors" file - but as of this date it has not been reassigned to
some other device.
10-Jan-2003 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<29> Work to adapt to the new way of passing key settings around between
functions and calls to the driver that seems to be forced on loadable
drivers or perhaps all drivers. This required substantial debugging
as the port addresses identified during probing were not reaching
all the functions that needed that information.
14-Jan-2003 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<30> Work continues, and matcd successfully loads and unloads itself and
creates and cleans up its devs on repeated kldload/kldunloads.
Notice: Because the dev_depends() kernel call for internally linking
multiple devs to a master dev does not appear to exist prior to 5.0
(was not present in 4.6 or 4.7 releases), the dev create/cleanup
code may not link on older versions, not without commenting out
parts of that section of the driver. See matcd_attach.
09-Feb-2003 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<31> Open() now does everything it is supposed to, and completes
successfully. It isn't clear if disable_intr/enable_intr is
definitely going to prevent the drive commands from being issued
within 10msec, but this seems to be the calls to now use in place
of spl(7)/splx().
13-Feb-2003 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<32> Strategy code changed to deal with the newer mechanisms for handling
request queues that exists in 5.0. The driver will now mount and
read an ISO filesystem.
17-Feb-2003 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<33> A sweep through the code to eliminate compiler warnings. The code now
produces just one warning in the timeout() call, and so far this one
evades elimination. This edit also started to remove some now-dead
code, unneccessary includes and debug code inserted during the
previous two edits while trying to get basic functions working again.
22-Feb-2003 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<34> Removal of the DIAGPORT code. Although very useful during original
development and for troubleshooting some problems found by others, it
is no longer practical to keep, partly due to the way port allocation
is now handled in FreeBSD, but mostly because of how few motherboards
still have slots that will accomodate these diagnostic cards, most
of which were ISA. This presence of this code, even though ifdef-ed
out in all earlier finished FreeBSD releases, still drove some of
the other developers nuts for unclear reasons, but they should be
happy now... :-)
02-Mar-2003 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<35> Work to make the FULLDRIVER conditional build still compile. This
inserts the audio and special ioctls not needed to be able to perform
simple single-session filesystem mounts, and was used to keep the
boot floppy kernel size down. This work was mainly just re-working
the way our internal data was passed around between functions (See
edit 29), and tracking down declarations that have moved from one
include file to another. Since all the code for talking to the
actual drives worked previously, only the interface back to the rest
of the kernel and calling apps needs any modernization.
09-Mar-2003 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<36> Once work was complete on getting the FULLDRIVER audio functions
compiling again, suddenly we could not mount filesystems anymore.
This was eventually traced to a previously-not-performed-ioctl-call,
now made by some other part of the kernel immediately after an open()
call succeeds. This ioctl reads the TOC for all tracks on the disc.
Who is making this ioctl call (and what the answers are good for)
is not immediately apparent.
However, when FULLDRIVER wasn't present, this ioctl code was not
available and the driver returned an error to the ioctl, but the mount
succeeded anyway and the filesystem could be used with no issues.
When the ioctl code was there (as a result of FULLDRIVER build), it
was returning the information requested in MSF format, and this was
confusing the caller.
When matcd was originally written, returning MSF was all that the
original CD audio players ever wanted, but this new mount-time
query wants the answers in LBA format. So the READTOC call has been
updated to return either MSF or LBA formats. Having implemented
that, filesystems can be mounted again.
16-Mar-2003 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<37> Related to Edit 36, when the various ioctls were updated to return
the offset information that was requested in either LBA or MSF
format, that broke the cdcontrol utility, which will request
information (via the "stat" command) in LBA or MSF based on the last
setting of the "set" command, but cdcontrol displays bogus results if
LBA results are returned when cdcontrol asked for them. An
examination of the behavior of the IDE CD-ROM driver shows that for
SUBQ data, the IDE driver ignores the format type in the request and
always returns MSF format, and that seems to be what cdcontrol really
wants, never mind what it asked for. Subsequently, a conditional
(SUBQRETREQUESTED) has been added which will direct the driver to
always return MSF in response to SUBQ queries (default), or to return
what the caller actually asked for. This probably should not be
activated until all other CD-ROM drivers and cdcontrol are fixed
on this point.
22-Mar-2003 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<38> A revisit of the compiler warning on timeout() that just refuses to go
away. A review of other drivers using timeout() suggests that the
way timeout() is used within the kernel has been changed from
traditional calling and passed parameters. This call has no man page
(apparently not even a reference in an include file exists) which
makes confirmation difficult. Further, as the timeout is not used
predictably by the driver (sometimes needed, sometimes not), testing a
change in this area will take some stress/duration testing.
26-Mar-2003 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<39> Two hardware failure conditions were identified when a eight-drive,
two controller configuration was tested. Some types of cable
failure are now detected and reported by the driver. Other failure
modes are documented here for reference:
1. If the firmware version string displayed during the driver
probing process (normally of the form) "[CR-NNNN.NN]" is
displayed as "[]", or "[ ]" indicates that two or
more drives are jumpered with the same drive select. This
condition may be accompanied by other strange random messages.
2. A firmware Version string "[^A^A^A^A^A^A^A^A^A^A]" indicates
that the cable used on the Matsushita drive appears to be
an IDE cable which has a pin pulled out of it (when this is
done, it is usually in the key position). A fully-pinned
cable must be used. A cable with shorts to ground or opens
on numerous lines can also cause this symptom.
3. If the driver refuses to go into Idle state, this indicates
a bad cable OR a power-supply under-volt condition. The
drives appear to stay in a Data or Status phase indefinitely
if the supply voltages are below +5 and +12 VDC. The drive
BUSY light may also remain lit continuously or the eject
button may be ignored.
The rest of this edit was more clean-up and removal of some debug
messages.
02-Apr-2003 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<40> Replaced Copyright text section in all files with the new revisionist
(and vague) one currently required. Everybody should be happy. :-)
03-Apr-2003 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<41> Rebuilt on a stock 5.0-RELEASE platform to look for any issues
that crept in since the late 2002 snapshot I had been using and
to verify functionality on a dual-processor system.
Changed the ioctl for eject so that it would work when there was
no media in the drive. The way it was seemed obviously wrong, but no
one had said anything about this behavior in all the years it has
worked that way.
Also discovered that some of the ioctls failed to lock the device
prior to issuing commands, and this could cause other operations
to that same drive to not start and hang forever. Example,
"strings /dev" on one process while another issues an eject. Yes,
the "strings" will end up getting an error, but that is what should
happen, not having "strings" simply stop and never come back.
18-Apr-2003 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
<42> Changes to make matcd.c compile again on a 6-May-2003 pre-Beta 5.1
cvsup, as the deck chairs continue to shift.
o Dropped tests for DIOCWLABEL on reads, which is now undefined.
o bioqdisksort() in the kernel depths changed its name from 5.0.*
o bounds_check_with_label() kernel call disappeared since 5.0
with no apparent replacement.*
o The way the cdevsw structure is done has changed for the nth
time. It differs from what existed in 5.0.
o Dropped ioctl support for DIOCWDINFO and DIOCSDINFO.
Although both ioctls are still defined in system include
files, the setdisklabel() that I need to call to perform
the ioctls has disappeared since 5.0.
* Items marked are in the ifdef NOTEDIT42 rather than deleting
code that refers to kernel calls that may mysteriously return
in some future check-in.
10-May-2003 Frank Durda IV uhclem at freebsd.org
End of Edit History
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/*Please match this ANSI version format:
Version_d[ c](d)_dd-mmm-yyyy */
static char MATCDVERSION[]="Version 3(42) 10-May-2003";
/* $FreeBSD$
*/
static char MATCDCOPYRIGHT[] = "Matsushita CD-ROM driver, Copr. 1994,1995,2002,2003 Frank Durda IV";
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Fixed Defines - Change these values only if you are positive that
you know what you are doing. Values meant to be changed are in the
file "dev/matcd/options.h".
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define RAW_DEVICE 46 /*Major Dev number for raw device*/
#define RAW_PART 2
#define TICKRES 10 /*Our coarse timer resolution*/
#define ISABUSKHZ 8330 /*Number of IN/OUT ops on ISA/sec*/
#define MAXTRKS 101 /*Maximum possible tracks*/
#define DRIVESPERC 4 /*Max drive selects per controller*/
#define TOTALDRIVES NUMCTRLRS*DRIVESPERC /*Max possible drives*/
#define MATCDBLK 2048 /*Standard block size*/
#define MATCDRBLK 2352 /*Raw and/or DA block size*/
#define MATCD_RETRYS 5 /*Number of retries for read ops*/
#define MATCD_READ_1 0x80 /*Read state machine defines*/
#define MATCD_READ_2 0x90 /*Read state machine defines*/
/* Bit equates for matcd_data.flags*/
#define MATCDINIT 0x0001 /*Probe ran on host adapter*/
#define MATCDLABEL 0x0004 /*Valid TOC exists*/
#define MATCDLOCK 0x0008 /*<15>Drive door is locked*/
#define MATCDWARN 0x0020 /*Have reported an open disc change*/
/* Bit equates for matcd_data.partflags*/
#define MATCDOPEN 0x0001
#define MATCDREADRAW 0x0002
/* Flags in the if_state array */
#define BUSBUSY 0x01 /*<18>Bus is already busy*/
/* Error classes returned by chk_error()*/
#define ERR_RETRY 1 /*A retry might recover this*/
#define ERR_INIT 2 /*A retry certainly will get this*/
#define ERR_FATAL 3 /*This cannot be recovered from*/
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
These macros take apart the minor number and yield the
partition, drive on controller, and controller.
This must match the settings in /dev/MAKEDEV.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define matcd_partition(dev) ((minor(dev)) & 0x07)
#define matcd_ldrive(dev) (((minor(dev)) & 0x78) >> 3)
#define matcd_cdrive(dev) (((minor(dev)) & 0x18) >> 3)
#define matcd_controller(dev) (((minor(dev)) & 0x60) >> 5)
#ifdef LOCKDRIVE
#define matcd_lockable(dev) (((minor(dev)) & 0x80) >> 5)
#else /*LOCKDRIVE*/
#define matcd_lockable(dev) (0); /*Behave like non-locking*/
#endif /*LOCKDRIVE*/
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Include file declarations
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#include <sys/param.h>
#include <sys/systm.h>
#include <sys/kernel.h>
#include <sys/conf.h>
#include <sys/fcntl.h>
#include <sys/bio.h>
#include <sys/buf.h>
#include <sys/cdio.h>
#include <sys/disk.h>
#include <sys/bus.h>
#include <machine/bus_pio.h>
#include <machine/bus.h>
#include <machine/resource.h>
#include <sys/rman.h>
#include <sys/disklabel.h>
#include <isa/isavar.h>
#include <dev/matcd/options.h>
#include <dev/matcd/matcd_data.h>
#include <dev/matcd/matcddrv.h>
#include <dev/matcd/creativeif.h>
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Global structures and variables
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static struct bio_queue_head request_head[NUMCTRLRS]; /*<18>One queue for
each interface*/
static int nextcontroller=0; /*Number of interface units probed*/
static int drivepresent=0; /*Drive has >0 drives found*/
static int iftype; /*Probe/Attach I/F type relay*/
struct matcd_volinfo {
unsigned char type; /*00 CD-DA or CD-ROM
10 CD-I
20 XA */
unsigned char trk_low; /*Normally 1*/
unsigned char trk_high; /*Highest track number*/
unsigned char vol_msf[3]; /*Size of disc in min/sec/frame*/
};
struct matcd_mbx {
short controller;
short ldrive;
short partition;
short port;
short iftype; /*<20>Host interface type*/
short retry;
short nblk;
int sz;
u_long skip;
struct bio *bp;
int p_offset;
short count;
};
static struct matcd_data {
device_t dev;
dev_t matcd_dev_t;
short config;
short drivemode; /*Last state drive was set to*/
short flags;
short status; /*Last audio-related function*/
int blksize;
u_long disksize;
short iobase;
short iftype; /*Host interface type*/
struct disklabel dlabel;
unsigned int partflags[MAXPARTITIONS];
unsigned int openflags;
struct matcd_volinfo volinfo;
struct matcd_mbx mbx;
u_char patch[2]; /*Last known audio routing*/
u_char volume[2]; /*Last known volume setting*/
struct bio_queue_head head;
} matcd_data[TOTALDRIVES];
struct matcd_read2 {
unsigned char start_msf[3];
unsigned char end_msf[3];
};
static unsigned char if_state[4]={0,0,0,0}; /*State of host I/F and bus*/
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Entry points and other connections to/from kernel - see matcd_isa.c
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int matcd_probe(struct matcd_softc *sc);
int matcd_attach(struct matcd_softc *sc);
static int matcdopen(dev_t dev, int flags, int fmt, struct thread *ptx);
static int matcdclose(dev_t dev, int flags, int fmt, struct thread *ptx);
static void matcdstrategy(struct bio *bp);
static d_ioctl_t matcdioctl;
static timeout_t matcd_timeout;
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Internal function declarations
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static int matcdsize(dev_t dev);
static void matcd_start(struct bio_queue_head *dp);
static void zero_cmd(char *);
static void matcd_pread(int port, int count, unsigned char * data);
static int matcd_fastcmd(int port,int ldrive,int cdrive,
unsigned char * cp);
static void matcd_slowcmd(int port,int ldrive,int cdrive,
unsigned char * cp);
static void matcd_blockread(int state);
static void selectdrive(int port,int drive);
static void doreset(int port,int cdrive);
static int doprobe(int port,int cdrive, struct matcd_softc *sc);
static void lockbus(int controller, int ldrive);
static void unlockbus(int controller, int ldrive);
static int matcd_volinfo(int ldrive);
static void draincmd(int port,int cdrive,int ldrive);
static int get_error(int port, int ldrive, int cdrive);
static int chk_error(int errnum);
static int msf_to_blk(unsigned char * cd);
static void blk_to_msf(int blk, unsigned char *msf);
static int matcd_toc_header(int ldrive, int cdrive, int controller,
struct ioc_toc_header * toc);
static int matcd_toc_entries(int ldrive, int cdrive,
int controller,
struct ioc_read_toc_entry *ioc_entry);
static int matcd_read_subq(int ldrive, int cdrive, int controller,
struct ioc_read_subchannel * sqp);
static int matcd_igot(struct ioc_capability * sqp);
static int waitforit(int timelimit, int state, int port,
char * where);
static int get_stat(int port, int ldrive);
static int media_chk(struct matcd_data *cd,int errnum,
int ldrive,int test);
static int matcd_eject(int ldrive, int cdrive, int controller);
static int matcd_doorclose(int ldrive, int cdrive, int controller);
static int matcd_dlock(int ldrive, int cdrive,
int controller, int action);
static int docmd(char * cmd, int ldrive, int cdrive,
int controller, int port);
static int matcd_setmode(int ldrive, int mode);
#ifdef FULLDRIVER
static int matcd_playtracks(int ldrive, int cdrive, int controller,
struct ioc_play_track *pt);
static int matcd_playmsf(int ldrive, int cdrive, int controller,
struct ioc_play_msf *pt);
static int matcd_playblk(int ldrive, int cdrive, int controller,
struct ioc_play_blocks *pb);
static int matcd_pause(int ldrive, int cdrive, int controller,
int action);
static int matcd_stop(int ldrive, int cdrive, int controller);
static int matcd_level(int ldrive, int cdrive, int controller,
struct ioc_vol * volume, int action);
static int matcd_patch(int ldrive, int cdrive, int controller,
struct ioc_patch * routing);
static int matcd_route(int ldrive, int cdrive, int controller,
int command);
static int matcd_pitch(int ldrive, int cdrive, int controller,
struct ioc_pitch * speed);
#endif /*FULLDRIVER*/
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
This Character Device Switch Table gives the rest of the kernel
a list of what functions do and don't exist, and what to call to
get them. Read-only block devices have pretty much the same items.
<42> Apparently now you don't declare things you can't do. You used
to say "nowhatever it was".
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static struct cdevsw matcd_cdevsw = {
.d_open = matcdopen, /* open */
.d_close = matcdclose, /* close */
.d_read = physread, /* read */
/* write used to be here */
.d_ioctl = matcdioctl, /* ioctl */
.d_strategy = matcdstrategy, /* strategy */
.d_name = "matcd", /* name */
.d_maj = RAW_DEVICE, /* maj */
.d_flags = D_DISK, /* flags */
};
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
matcd_attach - Locates drives on the adapters that were located.
If we got here, we located an interface and at least one
drive. Now we figure out how many drives are under that
interface. The Panasonic interface is too simple to call
it a controller, but in the existing PDP model, that is
what it would be.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int matcd_attach(struct matcd_softc *sc)
{
int i;
unsigned int z,cdrive;
unsigned char cmd[MAXCMDSIZ];
unsigned char data[12];
struct matcd_data *cd;
int port = sc->port_bsh; /*Take port ID selected in probe()*/
dev_t d;
int unit=0;
printf("matcdc%d: Host interface type %d port %x\n",
nextcontroller,iftype,port);
for (cdrive=0; cdrive<4; cdrive++) { /*We're hunting drives...*/
zero_cmd(cmd);
cmd[0]=NOP; /*A reasonably harmless command.
This command will fail after
power-up or after reset. It's OK*/
unit=cdrive+(DRIVESPERC*nextcontroller);
if (matcd_fastcmd(port,unit,cdrive,cmd)==0) { /*Issue cmd*/
z=get_stat(port,cdrive);/*Read status byte*/
if ((z & MATCD_ST_ERROR)) { /*If there was an error,
we must ask for error info
or subsequent cmds fail*/
zero_cmd(cmd);
cmd[0]=READERROR; /*Inquire*/
matcd_fastcmd(port,unit,cdrive,cmd);
matcd_pread(port,8,data);/*Read data returned*/
z=get_stat(port,unit);/*Read status byte*/
#ifdef DEBUGPROBE
printf("matcd%d: Status byte %x ",unit,z);
#endif /*DEBUGPROBE*/
}
zero_cmd(cmd);
cmd[0]=READID; /*Get drive ID*/
matcd_fastcmd(port,unit,cdrive,cmd);
matcd_pread(port,10,data);/*Read Drive Parm*/
get_stat(port,unit); /*Read and toss status byte*/
data[10]=0; /*Build ASCIZ string*/
printf("matcd%d: [%s] ",unit,data);
cd=&matcd_data[unit];
cd->flags |= MATCDINIT;
cd->iobase=port;
cd->iftype=iftype;
cd->openflags=0;
cd->volume[0]=cd->volume[1]=DEFVOL;
/*Match volume drive resets to*/
cd->patch[0]=0x01; /*Channel 0 to Left*/
cd->patch[1]=0x02; /*Channel 1 to Right*/
cd->status=CD_AS_NO_STATUS;
for (i=0; i<MAXPARTITIONS; i++) {
cd->partflags[i]=0;
}
/* This section creates the devices files in the /dev directory for each
drive that is found. There must be a drive 0 on each controller in
order to get any device files at all.
*/
if (unit%4==0) { /*First drive of controller*/
sc->matcd_dev_t = make_dev(&matcd_cdevsw,
8 * unit,
UID_ROOT,
GID_OPERATOR,
0640,
"matcd%da", unit);
} else { /*Drives 1 thru N*/
d = make_dev(&matcd_cdevsw, 8 * unit,
UID_ROOT, GID_OPERATOR,
0640, "matcd%da", unit);
dev_depends(sc->matcd_dev_t,d);
}
d=make_dev(&matcd_cdevsw, (8 * unit)+2, UID_ROOT,
GID_OPERATOR, 0640, "matcd%dc", unit);
dev_depends(sc->matcd_dev_t,d);
d=make_dev(&matcd_cdevsw, (8 * unit)+128, UID_ROOT,
GID_OPERATOR, 0640, "matcd%dla", unit);
dev_depends(sc->matcd_dev_t,d);
d=make_dev(&matcd_cdevsw, (8 * unit)+130, UID_ROOT,
GID_OPERATOR, 0640, "matcd%dlc", unit);
dev_depends(sc->matcd_dev_t,d);
}
}
bioq_init(&request_head[nextcontroller]); /*Init request queue*/
nextcontroller++; /*Bump ctlr assign to next number*/
printf("\n"); /*End line of drive reports*/
return(0); /*Must return "NO ERROR"*/
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
matcdopen - Open the device
This routine actually gets called every time anybody opens
any partition on a drive. But the first call is the one that
does all the work.
<15> If LOCKDRIVE is enabled, additional minor number devices allow
<15> the drive to be locked while being accessed.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static int matcdopen(dev_t dev, int flags, int fmt,
struct thread *ptx)
{
int cdrive,ldrive,partition,controller,lock;
struct matcd_data *cd;
int i,z,port;
unsigned char cmd[MAXCMDSIZ];
ldrive=matcd_ldrive(dev);
cdrive=matcd_cdrive(dev);
partition=matcd_partition(dev);
controller=matcd_controller(dev);
lock=matcd_lockable(dev);
cd= &matcd_data[ldrive];
port=cd->iobase; /*and port#*/
if (ldrive >= TOTALDRIVES) return(ENXIO);
#ifdef DEBUGOPEN
printf("matcd%d: Open: dev %x partition %x controller %x flags %x cdrive %x\n",
ldrive,(int)dev,partition,controller,cd->flags,
matcd_cdrive(dev));
#endif /*DEBUGOPEN*/
if (!(cd->flags & MATCDINIT)) { /*Did probe find this drive*/
return(ENXIO);
}
if (!(cd->flags & MATCDLABEL) &&
cd->openflags) { /*Has drive completely closed?*/
return(ENXIO); /*No, all partitions must close*/
}
/* Now, test to see if the media is ready
*/
lockbus(controller,ldrive);
zero_cmd(cmd);
cmd[0]=NOP; /*Test drive*/
matcd_slowcmd(port,ldrive,cdrive,cmd);
i=waitforit(10*TICKRES,DTEN,port,"matopen");
z=get_stat(port,ldrive); /*Read status byte*/
#ifdef DEBUGOPEN
printf("matcd%d Result of NOP is %x %x\n",ldrive,i,z);
#endif /*DEBUGOPEN*/
if ((z & MATCD_ST_DSKIN)==0) { /*Is there a disc in the drive?*/
#ifdef DEBUGOPEN
printf("matcd%d: No Disc in open\n",ldrive);
#endif /*DEBUGOPEN*/
unlockbus(controller, ldrive); /*Release bus lock*/
cd->flags &= ~MATCDLABEL; /*Mark label as invalid*/
if (major(dev)==RAW_DEVICE) { /*Is the char device?*/
return(0); /*Allow Semi open*/
}
else {
return(ENXIO); /*Normally blow off*/
}
}
if (z & MATCD_ST_ERROR) { /*Was there an error*/
i=get_error(port,ldrive,cdrive);/*Find out what it was*/
#ifdef DEBUGOPEN
printf("matcd%d NOP Error was %x\n",ldrive,i);
#endif /*DEBUGOPEN*/
if (cd->openflags) { /*Any parts open?*/
if (media_chk(cd,i,ldrive,0)) { /*Was it a disc chg?*/
#ifdef DEBUGOPEN
printf("matcd%d: Disc change detected i %x z %x\n",
ldrive,i,z);
#endif /*DEBUGOPEN*/
unlockbus(controller, ldrive); /*Free bus lck*/
return(ENOTTY);
}
} else {
media_chk(cd,i,ldrive,1);/*Was it a disc chg?*/
/*Clear volume info*/
}
}
unlockbus(controller, ldrive); /*Release bus lock*/
/* Here we fill in the disklabel structure although most is hardcoded.
*/
if ((cd->flags & MATCDLABEL)==0) {
bzero(&cd->dlabel,sizeof(struct disklabel));
/* Now we query the drive for the actual size of the media.
This is where we find out if there is any media, or if the
media isn't a Mode 1 or Mode 2/XA disc.
See version information about Mode 2/XA support.
*/
lockbus(controller,ldrive);
i=matcdsize(dev);
unlockbus(controller, ldrive); /*Release bus lock*/
#ifdef DEBUGOPEN
printf("matcd%d: Bus unlocked in open\n",ldrive);
#endif /*DEBUGOPEN*/
if (i < 0) {
printf("matcd%d: Could not read the disc size\n",ldrive);
return(ENXIO);
} /*matcdsize filled in rest of dlabel*/
/* Based on the results, fill in the variable entries in the disklabel
*/
cd->dlabel.d_secsize=cd->blksize;
cd->dlabel.d_ncylinders=(cd->disksize/100)+1;
cd->dlabel.d_secperunit=cd->disksize;
cd->dlabel.d_partitions[0].p_size=cd->disksize;
cd->dlabel.d_checksum=dkcksum(&cd->dlabel);
/* Now fill in the hardcoded section
*/
/*123456789012345678*/
strncpy(cd->dlabel.d_typename,"Matsushita CDR ",16);
strncpy(cd->dlabel.d_packname,"(c) 2003, fdiv ",16);
cd->dlabel.d_magic=DISKMAGIC;
cd->dlabel.d_magic2=DISKMAGIC;
cd->dlabel.d_nsectors=100;
cd->dlabel.d_secpercyl=100;
cd->dlabel.d_ntracks=1;
cd->dlabel.d_interleave=1;
cd->dlabel.d_rpm=300;
cd->dlabel.d_npartitions=1; /*See note below*/
cd->dlabel.d_partitions[0].p_offset=0;
cd->dlabel.d_partitions[0].p_fstype=9;
cd->dlabel.d_flags=D_REMOVABLE;
/* I originally considered allowing the partition to match tracks or
sessions on the media, but since you are allowed up to 99
tracks in the RedBook world, this would not fit in with the older
BSD fixed partition count scheme.
*/
cd->flags |= MATCDLABEL; /*Mark drive as having TOC*/
}
#ifdef DEBUGOPEN
printf("matcd%d open2: partition=%d disksize=%d blksize=%x flags=%x\n",
ldrive,partition,(int)cd->disksize,cd->blksize,cd->flags);
#endif /*DEBUGOPEN*/
#ifdef LOCKDRIVE
if (cd->openflags==0 && lock) {
zero_cmd(cmd);
cmd[0]=LOCK; /*Lock drive*/
cmd[1]=1;
docmd(cmd,ldrive,cdrive,controller,port);/*Issue cmd*/
cd->flags |= MATCDLOCK; /*Drive is now locked*/
}
#endif /*LOCKDRIVE*/
cd->openflags |= (1<<(partition+lock));/*Mark partition open*/
if (partition==RAW_PART ||
(partition < cd->dlabel.d_npartitions &&
cd->dlabel.d_partitions[partition].p_fstype != FS_UNUSED)) {
cd->partflags[partition] |= MATCDOPEN;
if (partition == RAW_PART) {
cd->partflags[partition] |= MATCDREADRAW;
}
#ifdef DEBUGOPEN
printf("matcd%d: Open is complete - openflags %x\n",
ldrive,cd->openflags);
#endif /*DEBUGOPEN*/
return(0);
}
#ifdef DEBUGOPEN
printf("matcd%d: Open FAILED\n",ldrive);
#endif /*DEBUGOPEN*/
return(ENXIO);
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
matcdclose - Close the device
Close may not do much other than clear some driver settings.
Note that audio playback will continue.
If you define LOCKDRIVE, and the drive has been opened using
one of the locking minor numbers, code in close will unlock
the drive. See Edit 15 in Edit History.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static int matcdclose(dev_t dev, int flags, int fmt,struct thread *ptx)
{
int ldrive,cdrive,port,partition,controller,lock;
struct matcd_data *cd;
#ifdef LOCKDRIVE
unsigned char cmd[MAXCMDSIZ];
#endif /*LOCKDRIVE*/
ldrive=matcd_ldrive(dev);
cdrive=matcd_cdrive(dev);
lock=matcd_lockable(dev);
cd=matcd_data+ldrive;
port=cd->iobase; /*and port#*/
if (ldrive >= TOTALDRIVES)
return(ENXIO);
partition = matcd_partition(dev);
controller=matcd_controller(dev);
#ifdef DEBUGOPEN
printf("matcd%d: Close partition=%d flags %x openflags %x partflags %x\n",
ldrive,partition,cd->flags,cd->openflags,
cd->partflags[partition]);
#endif /*DEBUGOPEN*/
if (!(cd->flags & MATCDINIT))
return(ENXIO);
cd->partflags[partition] &= ~(MATCDOPEN|MATCDREADRAW);
cd->openflags &= ~(1<<(partition+lock));
if (cd->openflags==0) { /*Really last close?*/
#ifdef LOCKDRIVE
if (cd->flags & MATCDLOCK) { /*Was drive locked?*/
zero_cmd(cmd); /*Yes, so unlock it*/
cmd[0]=LOCK; /*Unlock drive*/
docmd(cmd,ldrive,cdrive,controller,port);
}
#endif /*LOCKDRIVE*/
cd->flags &= ~(MATCDWARN|MATCDLOCK); /*<15>*/
/*Clear warning flag*/
}
return(0);
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
matcd_probe - Search for host interface/adapters
The probe routine hunts for the first drive on the interface since
there is no way to locate just the adapter. It also resets the
entire drive chain while it is there. matcd_attach() takes care of
the rest of the initialization.
The probe routine can be compiled two ways. In AUTOHUNT mode,
the kernel config file can say "port?" and we will check all ports
listed in the port_hint array (see above).
Without AUTOHUNT set, the config file must list a specific port
address to check.
Note that specifying the explicit addresses makes boot-up a lot
faster.
The probe will locate Panasonic/Creative interface on the following
Creative adapter boards:
#1330A Sound Blaster PRO
#1730 Sound Blaster 16
#1740 Sound Blaster 16 (cost reduced)
#2230 Sound Blaster 16 (cost reduced)
#2770 Sound Blaster 16 Value (cost reduced)
#1810 omniCD upgrade kit adapter card (stand-alone CD)
#3100 PhoneBlaster SB16 + Sierra 14.4K modem combo
Creative releases a newer and cheaper-to-make Sound Blaster
board every few months, so by the original release date of this
software, there are probably 8 different board models called
Sound Blaster 16. These include "Vibra", "Value", etc.
Please report additional part numbers and board descriptions
and new port numbers that work to the author.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int matcd_probe(struct matcd_softc *sc)
{
int i,cdrive;
unsigned char y;
int port = sc->port_bsh; /*Obtain port number hint*/
cdrive=nextcontroller; /*Controller defined by pass for now*/
if (nextcontroller==NUMCTRLRS) {
device_printf(sc->dev,"matcdc%d: - Too many interfaces specified- adjust NMATCD\n",
nextcontroller);
return(1);
}
if (nextcontroller==0) { /*Very first time to be called*/
for (i=0; i<TOTALDRIVES; i++) {
matcd_data[i].drivemode=MODE_UNKNOWN;
matcd_data[i].flags=0;
}
}
i=nextcontroller*DRIVESPERC; /*Precompute controller offset*/
for (y=0; y<DRIVESPERC; y++) {
matcd_data[i+y].flags=0;
}
#ifdef DEBUGPROBE
device_printf(sc->dev,"matcdc%d: In probe i %d y %d port %x\n",
nextcontroller,i,y,port);
#endif /*DEBUGPROBE*/
#ifdef AUTOHUNT
#ifdef DEBUGPROBE
device_printf(sc->dev,"matcd%d: size of port_hints %d\n",
nextcontroller,sizeof(port_hints));
#endif /*DEBUGPROBE*/
if (port==-1) {
for(i=0;i<(sizeof(port_hints)/sizeof(short));i++) {
port=port_hints[i];
#ifdef DEBUGPROBE
device_printf(sc->dev,"matcdc%d: Port hint %x\n",nextcontroller,port);
#endif /*DEBUGPROBE*/
if (port==-1) {
#ifdef DOUPDATE
dev->id_iobase=-1; /*Put port ? back*/
#endif
return(1);/*Nothing left to try*/
}
if (port!=0) { /*Untested port found*/
#ifdef DOUPDATE
dev->id_iobase=port;
#endif
port_hints[i]=0;/*Don't use that port again*/
if (doprobe(port,cdrive,sc)==0) return(NUMPORTS);
}
}
#ifdef DOUPDATE
dev->id_iobase=-1; /*Put port ? back as it was*/
#endif
return(1); /*Interface not found*/
} else { /*Config specified a port*/
i=0; /*so eliminate it from the hint list*/
for(i=0;;i++) { /*or we might try to assign it again*/
if (port_hints[i]== -1) break; /*End of list*/
if (port_hints[i]==port) {
port_hints[i]=0; /*Clear duplicate*/
break;
}
}
if (doprobe(port,cdrive,sc)==0) return(0);
else return(1);
}
#else /*AUTOHUNT*/
if (port==-1) {
device_printf(sc->dev,"matcdc%d: AUTOHUNT disabled but port? specified in config\n",
nextcontroller);
return(1);
}
if (doprobe(port,cdrive,sc)==0) return(0);
else return(1);
#endif /*AUTOHUNT*/
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
doprobe - Common probe code that actually checks the ports we
have decided to test.
<20> Edit 20 changes adds code to determine if the host interface
is one that behaves like the Creative SoundBlaster cards,
or whether the host interface like those used by some boards
made by Media Vision and a version known as Lasermate.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int doprobe(int port,int cdrive,struct matcd_softc *sc)
{
unsigned char cmd[MAXCMDSIZ];
int i;
#ifdef RESETONBOOT
doreset(port,cdrive); /*Reset what might be our device*/
#endif /*RESETONBOOT*/
outb(port+PHASE,0); /*Guarantee status phase*/
zero_cmd(cmd);
cmd[0]=NOP; /*A reasonably harmless command.
This command will fail after
power-up or after reset. That's OK*/
#ifdef RESETONBOOT
if (((inb(port+STATUS) & (DTEN|STEN)) != (DTEN|STEN)) ||
(inb(port+DATA) != 0xff))
return(-1); /*Something detected but it isn't
the device we wanted*/
#endif /*RESETONBOOT*/
if (matcd_fastcmd(port,0,0,cmd)==0) {/*Issue command*/
outb(port+PHASE,1); /*Switch to Creative Data phase*/
i=inb(port+CMD); /*Read a byte in data phase*/
outb(port+PHASE,0); /*Switch to Creative Status phase*/
if ((inb(port+STATUS) & (DTEN|STEN))
== (DTEN|STEN)) { /*Drive went idle*/
iftype=1; /*It is not a Creative interface.*/
} else { /*Status byte still available*/
iftype=0; /*It is a Creative interface*/
inb(port+CMD); /*Read status byte*/
}
#ifdef DEBUGPROBE
device_printf(sc->dev,"matcdc%d: Probe found something\n",nextcontroller);
#endif /*DEBUGPROBE*/
/*------If you change the following, it makes remote support difficult-------*/
if (drivepresent==0) {
device_printf(sc->dev,
"Matsushita/Panasonic CD-ROM Driver by FDIV, %s\n",
MATCDVERSION);
drivepresent++;
if (drivepresent==0) /*make LINT happy*/
device_printf(sc->dev,"%s\n",MATCDCOPYRIGHT);
}
/*------If you change the preceding, it makes remote support difficult-------*/
return(0); /*Drive 0 detected*/
}
#ifdef DEBUGPROBE
device_printf(sc->dev,"matcdc%d: Probe DID NOT find something\n",nextcontroller);
#endif /*DEBUGPROBE*/
return(1);
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
doreset - Resets all the drives connected to a interface
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
void doreset(int port,int cdrive)
{
register int i,z;
outb(port+RESET,0); /*Reset what might be our device*/
/*Although this ensures a known
state, it does close the drive
door (if open) and aborts any
audio playback in progress. */
for (i=0;i<(125*ISABUSKHZ);i++){/*DELAY 500msec minimum. Worst
case is door open and none or
unreadable media */
z=inb(port+CMD); /*This makes the loop run at a
known speed. This value is ok
for the 8.33MHz ISA bus*/
}
for (i=0;i<4;i++) {
matcd_data[(cdrive*4)+i].drivemode=MODE_UNKNOWN;
}
return;
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
matcd_fastcmd - Send a command to a drive
This routine executed commands that return instantly (or reasonably
quick), such as RESET, NOP, READ ERROR, etc. The only difference
between it and handling for slower commands, is the slower commands
will invoke a timeout/sleep if they don't get an instant response.
Fastcmd is mainly used in probe(), attach() and error related
functions. Every attempt should be made to NOT use this
function for any command that might be executed when the system
is up.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int matcd_fastcmd(int port,int ldrive,int cdrive,unsigned char * cp)
{
unsigned int i;
unsigned char z;
#ifdef DEBUGCMD
unsigned char *cx;
#endif /*DEBUGCMD*/
draincmd(port,cdrive,ldrive); /*Make sure bus is really idle*/
#ifdef DEBUGCMD
cx=cp;
printf("matcd%d: Fast Send port %x sel %d command %x %x %x %x %x %x %x\n",
ldrive,port,cdrive,cx[0],cx[1],cx[2],cx[3],cx[4],cx[5],cx[6]);
#endif /*DEBUGCMD*/
selectdrive(port,cdrive); /*Enable the desired target drive*/
disable_intr(); /*----------------------------------------*/
for (i=0; i<7; i++) { /*The seven bytes of the command*/
outb(port+CMD,*cp++); /*must be sent within 10msec or*/
} /*the drive will ignore the cmd*/
enable_intr(); /*------------------------------------------------*/
/* Now we wait a maximum of 240msec for a response. Only in a few rare
cases does it take this long. If it is longer, the command in
question should probably be slept on rather than increasing this
timing value.
*/
for (i=0; i<(60*ISABUSKHZ); i++) {
z = (inb(port+STATUS)) & (DTEN|STEN);
if (z != (DTEN|STEN)) break;
}
/* We are now either in a data or status phase, OR we timed-out.*/
if (z == (DTEN|STEN)) {
#ifdef DEBUGCMD
printf("matcd%d: Command time-out\n",ldrive);
#endif /*DEBUGCMD*/
return(-1);
}
if (z != DTEN) {
return(1);
}
return(0);
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
draincmd - Empty any pending data drive has to send
Draincmd makes certain the bus is idle and throws away any
residual data from the drive if there is any. Called as preface
to most commands. Added in Edit 5.
This was added because switching drive modes causes the drive to
emit buffers that were meant to be sent to the D-to-A to be sent
to the host. See setmode.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
void draincmd(int port,int cdrive,int ldrive)
{
int i,z;
i=inb(port+STATUS);
if ((i & (DTEN|STEN)) == (DTEN|STEN)) return;
printf("matcd%d: in draincmd: bus not idle %x %x - trying to fix\n",
ldrive,port+STATUS,inb(port+STATUS));
if ((i & (DTEN|STEN)) == STEN) {
#ifdef DEBUGCMD
printf("matcd%d: Data present READING - ",ldrive);
#endif /*DEBUGCMD*/
i=0;
outb(port+PHASE,1); /*Enable data read*/
while ((inb(port+STATUS) & (DTEN|STEN)) == STEN) {
inb(port+DATA); /*Ok for Creative*/
inb(port+ALTDATA); /*Ok for others*/
i++;
}
outb(port+PHASE,0);
#ifdef DEBUGCMD
printf("%d bytes read\n",i);
#endif /*DEBUGCMD*/
}
#ifdef DEBUGCMD
printf("matcd%d: Now read status: ",ldrive);
#endif /*DEBUGCMD*/
i=get_stat(port,ldrive); /*Read status byte*/
z=inb(port+STATUS); /*Read bus status*/
#ifdef DEBUGCMD
printf("Data byte %x and status is now %x\n",i,z);
#endif /*DEBUGCMD*/
if ((z & (DTEN|STEN)) != (DTEN|STEN)) {
printf("matcd%d: Bus not idle %x - resetting\n",
cdrive,inb(port+STATUS));
doreset(port,cdrive);
}
return;
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
selectdrive - Swaps drive select bits
On Creative SB/SB16/stand-alone adapters, possibly to make them
hard to reverse engineer, the drive select signals are swapped.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
void selectdrive(int port,int drive)
{
switch(drive) {
case 0: /*0x00 -> 0x00*/
outb(port+SELECT,CRDRIVE0);
break;
case 1: /*0x01 -> 0x02*/
outb(port+SELECT,CRDRIVE1);
break;
case 2: /*0x02 -> 0x01*/
outb(port+SELECT,CRDRIVE2);
break;
case 3: /*0x03 -> 0x03*/
outb(port+SELECT,CRDRIVE3);
break;
}
return;
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
get_stat - Reads status byte
This routine should be totally unnecessary, performing the
task with a single line of in-line code. However in special
cases, the drives return blocks of data that are not associated
with the command in question. This appears to be at least one
firmware error and the rest of the driver makes an effort to avoid
triggering the fault. However, when this situation occurs, simply
reading and throwing-away this bogus data is faster and less
destructive than resetting all the drives on a given controller to get
back in sync, plus not resetting leaves the other drives unaffected.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int get_stat(int port,int ldrive)
{
int status,busstat;
int i;
status=inb(port+DATA); /*Read status byte, last step of cmd*/
busstat=inb(port+STATUS); /*Get bus status - should be 0xff*/
while ((busstat & (DTEN|STEN)) != (DTEN|STEN)) {
printf("matcd%d: get_stat: After reading status byte, bus didn't go idle %x %x %x - Check for bad cable\n",ldrive,status,busstat,port);
if (( busstat & (DTEN|STEN)) == STEN) {
i=0;
outb(port+PHASE,1); /*Enable data read*/
while ((inb(port+STATUS) & (DTEN|STEN)) == STEN) {
(void)inb(port+DATA);
(void)inb(port+ALTDATA);
i++;
}
outb(port+PHASE,0);
}
status=inb(port+DATA); /*Read the status byte again*/
busstat=inb(port+STATUS);
}
return(status);
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
zero_cmd - Initialize command buffer
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
void zero_cmd(char * lcmd)
{
int i;
for (i=0; i<MAXCMDSIZ; lcmd[i++]=0);
return;
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
matcd_slowcmd - Issue a command to the drive
This routine is for commands that might take a long time, such
as a read or seek. The caller must determine if the command
completes instantly or schedule a poll later on.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
void matcd_slowcmd(int port,int ldrive,int cdrive,unsigned char * cp)
{
unsigned int i;
int size;
#ifdef DEBUGCMD
unsigned char *cx;
#endif /*DEBUGCMD*/
draincmd(port,cdrive,ldrive); /*Make sure bus is really idle*/
#ifdef DEBUGCMD
cx=cp;
printf("matcd%d: Slow Send port %x sel %d command %x %x %x %x %x %x %x\n",
ldrive,port,cdrive,cx[0],cx[1],cx[2],cx[3],cx[4],cx[5],cx[6]);
#endif /*DEBUGCMD*/
selectdrive(port,cdrive); /*Enable the desired target drive*/
if (*cp==ABORT) size=1;
else size=7;
disable_intr(); /*------------------------------------------------*/
for (i=0; i<size; i++) { /*The seven bytes of the command*/
outb(port+CMD,*cp++); /*must be sent within 10msec or*/
} /*the drive will ignore the cmd*/
enable_intr(); /*------------------------------------------------*/
return;
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
waitforit - Waits for a command started by slowcmd to complete.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int waitforit(int timelimit, int state, int port, char * where)
{
int i,j;
j=0;
i=0;
#ifdef DEBUGCMD
printf("matcd: waitforit port %x timelimit %x hz %x\n",
port,timelimit,hz);
#endif /*DEBUGCMD*/
while (i<timelimit) {
j=inb(port+STATUS) & (STEN|DTEN); /*Read status*/
if (j!=(STEN|DTEN)) break;
tsleep((caddr_t)&nextcontroller, PRIBIO, where, hz/100);
i++;
}
#ifdef DEBUGCMD
printf("matcd: Count was %d\n",i);
#endif /*DEBUGCMD*/
if (j==state) return(0); /*Command complete*/
#ifdef DEBUGCMD
printf("matcd: Timeout!");
#endif /*DEBUGCMD*/
return(1); /*Timeout occurred*/
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
lockbus - Wait for the bus on the requested driver interface
to go idle and acquire it.
Created in Edit 6
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
void lockbus(int controller, int ldrive)
{
#ifdef DEBUGSLEEP
printf("matcd%d: Requesting bus lock in lockbus, controller %d\n",ldrive,controller);
#endif /*DEBUGSLEEP*/
while ((if_state[controller] & BUSBUSY)) {
#ifdef DEBUGSLEEP
printf("matcd%d: Can't do it now - going to sleep %d\n",
ldrive,controller);
#endif /*DEBUGSLEEP*/
tsleep((caddr_t)&matcd_data->status, PRIBIO,
"matlck", 0);
}
if_state[controller] |= BUSBUSY; /*It's ours NOW*/
#ifdef DEBUGSLEEP
printf("matcd%d: Bus now locked in lockbus, controller %d\n",ldrive,controller);
#endif /*DEBUGSLEEP*/
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
unlockbus - Release the host interface bus we already have so
someone else can use it.
Created in Edit 6
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
void unlockbus(int controller, int ldrive)
{
if_state[controller] &= ~BUSBUSY;
#ifdef DEBUGSLEEP
printf("matcd%d: bus unlocked %d\n",ldrive,controller);
#endif /*DEBUGSLEEP*/
wakeup((caddr_t)&matcd_data->status); /*Wakeup other users*/
matcd_start(&request_head[controller]); /*Wake up any block I/O*/
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
media_chk - Checks error for types related to media
changes.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int media_chk(struct matcd_data *cd,int errnum,int ldrive,int test)
{
if (errnum==NOT_READY ||
errnum==MEDIA_CHANGED ||
errnum==HARD_RESET ||
errnum==DISC_OUT) {
cd->flags &= ~MATCDLABEL; /*Mark label as invalid*/
if (test==0) { /*<14>Do warn by default*/
if ((cd->flags & MATCDWARN)==0) {/*Msg seen already?*/
printf("matcd%d: Media changed - Further I/O aborted until device closed\n",ldrive);
cd->flags |= MATCDWARN;
}
}
return(1);
}
if (errnum==MODE_ERROR) /*Maybe the setting is*/
cd->drivemode=MODE_UNKNOWN; /*wrong so force a reset*/
return(0);
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
docmd - Get the bus, do the command, wait for completion,
attempt retries, give up the bus.
For commands that do not return data.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int docmd(char * cmd, int ldrive, int cdrive, int controller, int port)
{
int retries,i,z;
lockbus(controller, ldrive); /*Request bus*/
retries=3;
while(retries-- > 0) {
matcd_slowcmd(port,ldrive,cdrive,cmd);
i=waitforit(80*TICKRES,DTEN,port,"matcmd");
z=get_stat(port,ldrive);/*Read status byte*/
if ((z & MATCD_ST_ERROR)==0) break;
i=chk_error(get_error(port,ldrive,cdrive));
if (i!=ERR_INIT) {
unlockbus(controller, ldrive); /*Release bus*/
return(EFAULT);
}
}
unlockbus(controller, ldrive); /*Release bus*/
return(i);
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
get_error - Read the error that aborted a command.
Created in Edit 6
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int get_error(int port, int ldrive, int cdrive)
{
int status,errnum;
unsigned char cmd1[MAXCMDSIZ];
unsigned char data[12];
zero_cmd(cmd1);
cmd1[0]=READERROR; /*Enquire*/
matcd_fastcmd(port,ldrive,cdrive,cmd1);
matcd_pread(port, 8, data); /*Read data returned*/
errnum=data[2]; /*Caller wants it classified*/
status=get_stat(port,ldrive); /*Read status byte*/
#ifdef DEBUGCMD
printf("matcd%d: Chkerror found %x on command %x addrval %x statusdata %x statusport %x\n",
ldrive,errnum,data[1],data[0],status,inb(port+STATUS));
#endif /*DEBUGCMD*/
return(errnum);
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
chk_error - Classify the error that the drive reported
Created in Edit 6
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int chk_error(int errnum)
{
switch(errnum) {
/* These are errors we can attempt a retry for, although the drive
has already done so.
*/
case UNRECV_ERROR:
case SEEK_ERROR:
case TRACK_ERROR:
case FOCUS_ERROR:
case CLV_ERROR:
case DATA_ERROR:
case MODE_ERROR: /*Make this retryable*/
return(ERR_RETRY);
/* These errors usually indicate the user took the media from the
drive while the dev was open. We will invalidate the unit
until it closes when we see this.
*/
case NOT_READY:
case MEDIA_CHANGED:
case DISC_OUT:
case HARD_RESET:
return (ERR_INIT);
/* These errors indicate the system is confused about the drive
or media, and point to bugs in the driver or OS. These errors
cannot be retried since you will always get the same error.
case RAM_ERROR:
case DIAG_ERROR:
case CDB_ERROR:
case END_ADDRESS:
case ILLEGAL_REQ:
case ADDRESS_ERROR:
They also get the same action as default, so they are commented-out
intentionally. A smart compiler would do the right thing and generate
no code if not commented-out, but we don't seem to have any smart
compilers these days.
*/
default:
return (ERR_FATAL);
}
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
matcd_pread - Read small blocks of control data from a drive
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
void matcd_pread(int port, int count, unsigned char * data)
{
int i;
for (i=0; i<count; i++) {
*data++ = inb(port+CMD);
}
return;
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
matcdstrategy - Accepts I/O requests from kernel for processing
This routine accepts a read request block pointer (historically
but somewhat inaccurately called *bp for buffer pointer).
Various sanity checks are performed on the request.
When we are happy with the request and the state of the device,
the request is added to the queue of requests for the interface
that the drive is connected to. We support multiple interfaces
so there are multiple queues. Once the request is added, we
call the matcd_start routine to start the device in case it isn't
doing something already. All I/O including ioctl requests
rely on the current request starting the next one before exiting.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static void matcdstrategy(struct bio *bp)
{
struct matcd_data *cd;
struct bio_queue_head *dp;
int s;
int ldrive,controller;
ldrive=matcd_ldrive(bp->bio_dev);
controller=matcd_controller(bp->bio_dev);
cd= &matcd_data[ldrive];
#ifdef DEBUGIO
printf("matcd%d: Strategy: buf=0x%lx, block#=%lx bcount=%ld\n",
ldrive,(unsigned long)bp,(unsigned long)bp->bio_blkno,
bp->bio_bcount);
printf("ldrive %x controller %x cd %lx\n",ldrive,controller,
(unsigned long)cd);
#endif /*DEBUGIO*/
if (ldrive >= TOTALDRIVES || bp->bio_blkno < 0) {
printf("matcd%d: Bogus parameters received - kernel may be corrupted\n",ldrive);
bp->bio_error=EINVAL;
goto bad;
}
if (!(cd->flags & MATCDLABEL)) {
bp->bio_error = EIO;
goto bad;
}
if (!(bp->bio_cmd & BIO_READ)) {
bp->bio_error = EROFS;
goto bad;
}
if (bp->bio_bcount==0) { /*Request is zero-length - all done*/
goto done;
}
#ifdef NOTEDIT42
if (matcd_partition(bp->bio_dev) != RAW_PART) {
if (bounds_check_with_label(bp,&cd->dlabel,1) <= 0) {
goto done;
}
}
#endif /*NOTEDIT42*/
bp->bio_pblkno=bp->bio_blkno;
bp->bio_resid=0;
s=splbio(); /*Make sure we don't get intr'ed*/
dp=&request_head[controller]; /*Pointer to controller queue*/
bioq_disksort(dp,bp); /*Add new request (bp) to queue (dp
and sort the requests in a way that
may not be ideal for CD-ROM media*/
matcd_start(dp); /*Ok, with our newly sorted queue,
see if we can start an I/O operation
right now*/
splx(s); /*Return priorities to normal*/
/*All the BSD books say do this here,
but some drivers are doing it after
disksort, which seems dangerous.*/
return; /*All done*/
bad: bp->bio_flags |= BIO_ERROR; /*Request bad in some way*/
done: bp->bio_resid = bp->bio_bcount; /*Show amount of data un read*/
biodone(bp); /*Signal we have done all we plan to*/
return;
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
matcd_start - Pull a request from the queue and consider doing it.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static void matcd_start(struct bio_queue_head *dp)
{
struct matcd_data *cd;
struct bio *bp;
struct partition *p;
int part,ldrive,controller;
int s;
s=splbio();
bp=bioq_first(dp);
if (bp==0) { /*Nothing on this controller queue*/
splx(s);
wakeup((caddr_t)&matcd_data->status); /*Wakeup any blocked*/
return; /* opens, ioctls, etc*/
}
ldrive=matcd_ldrive(bp->bio_dev);
controller=matcd_controller(bp->bio_dev);
cd= &matcd_data[ldrive];
#ifdef DEBUGIO
printf("matcd%d: In start controller %d\n",ldrive,controller);
#endif /*DEBUGIO*/
if (if_state[controller] & BUSBUSY) {
#ifdef DEBUGIO
printf("matcd%d: Dropping thread in start, controller %d\n",
ldrive,controller);
#endif /*DEBUGIO*/
return;
}
bioq_remove(&request_head[controller], bp); /*Delete off queue*/
/* Ok, the controller is idle (not necessarily the drive) and so
get the command to do and issue it
*/
part=matcd_partition(bp->bio_dev);
p=cd->dlabel.d_partitions + part;
if_state[controller] |= BUSBUSY;/*Mark bus as busy*/
cd->mbx.ldrive=ldrive; /*Save current logical drive*/
cd->mbx.controller=controller; /*and controller*/
cd->mbx.partition=part; /*and partition (2048 vs 2532)*/
cd->mbx.port=cd->iobase; /*and port#*/
cd->mbx.iftype=cd->iftype; /*interface type*/
cd->mbx.retry=MATCD_RETRYS; /*and the retry count*/
cd->mbx.bp=bp; /*and the bp*/
cd->mbx.p_offset=p->p_offset; /*and where the data will go*/
matcd_blockread(MATCD_READ_1+ldrive); /*Actually start the read*/
return; /*Dropping thread. matcd_blockread
must have scheduled a timeout or
we will go to sleep forever*/
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
matcdioctl - Process things that aren't block reads
In this driver, ioctls are used mainly to change
the mode the drive is running in, play audio and other
things that don't fit into the block read scheme of things.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static int matcdioctl(dev_t dev, unsigned long command,
caddr_t addr, int flags,
struct thread *td)
{
struct matcd_data *cd;
int ldrive, cdrive, partition;
int port, controller;
#ifdef DEBUGIOCTL
int i;
#endif /*DEBUGIOCTL*/
ldrive=matcd_ldrive(dev);
cdrive=matcd_cdrive(dev);
partition=matcd_partition(dev);
controller=ldrive>>2;
cd=&matcd_data[ldrive];
port=cd->iobase;
#ifdef DEBUGIOCTL
printf("matcd%d: ioctl %lx cdrive %x parms ",ldrive,command,cdrive);
for (i=0;i<10;i++) {
printf("%02x ",(unsigned int)addr[i]);
}
printf(" flags %x\n",cd->flags);
#endif /*DEBUGIOCTL*/
if (command==CDIOCCLOSE) { /*Allow close even if door open*/
return(matcd_doorclose(ldrive, cdrive, controller));
}
if (command==CDIOCEJECT) { /*Allow with tray empty or full*/
return(matcd_eject(ldrive, cdrive, controller));
}
if (!(cd->flags & MATCDLABEL)) {/*Did we read TOC OK? on open?*/
return(EIO); /*then drive really isn't ready*/
}
switch(command) {
case DIOCGDINFO:
*(struct disklabel *) addr = cd->dlabel;
return(0);
#ifdef NOTEDIT42
case DIOCWDINFO:
case DIOCSDINFO:
if ((flags & FWRITE) == 0) {
return(EBADF);
}
else {
return setdisklabel(&cd->dlabel,
(struct disklabel *) addr, 0);
}
#endif /*NOTEDIT42*/
case CDIOCALLOW:
return(matcd_dlock(ldrive, cdrive,
controller,0));
case CDIOCPREVENT:
return(matcd_dlock(ldrive, cdrive,
controller, MATCDLOCK));
#ifdef FULLDRIVER
case CDIOCPLAYTRACKS:
return(matcd_playtracks(ldrive, cdrive, controller,
(struct ioc_play_track *) addr));
case CDIOCPLAYMSF:
return(matcd_playmsf(ldrive, cdrive, controller,
(struct ioc_play_msf *) addr));
case CDIOCPLAYBLOCKS:
return(matcd_playblk(ldrive, cdrive, controller,
(struct ioc_play_blocks *) addr));
case CDIOCRESUME:
return(matcd_pause(ldrive, cdrive, controller,RESUME));
case CDIOCPAUSE:
return(matcd_pause(ldrive, cdrive, controller,0));
case CDIOCSTOP:
return(matcd_stop(ldrive, cdrive, controller));
case CDIOCGETVOL:
case CDIOCSETVOL:
return(matcd_level(ldrive, cdrive, controller,
(struct ioc_vol *) addr, command));
case CDIOCSETMONO:
return(EINVAL);
/*SRC OUT SRC OUT*/
case CDIOCSETSTEREO: /*0 -> L 1 -> R*/
case CDIOCSETMUTE: /*0 -> NULL 1 -> NULL*/
case CDIOCSETLEFT: /*0 -> L&R 1 -> NULL*/
case CDIOCSETRIGHT: /*0 -> NULL 1 -> L&R*/
/*Adjust audio routing*/
return(matcd_route(ldrive, cdrive, controller,
command));
case CDIOCSETPATCH:
return(matcd_patch(ldrive, cdrive, controller,
(struct ioc_patch *) addr));
case CDIOCPITCH:
return(matcd_pitch(ldrive, cdrive, controller,
(struct ioc_pitch *) addr));
case CDIOCSTART: /*Only reason this isn't*/
return(EINVAL); /*implemented is I can't find out*/
/*what it should do!*/
#endif /*FULLDRIVER*/
case CDIOREADTOCHEADER:
return(matcd_toc_header(ldrive, cdrive, controller,
(struct ioc_toc_header *) addr));
case CDIOREADTOCENTRYS:
return(matcd_toc_entries(ldrive, cdrive, controller,
(struct ioc_read_toc_entry *) addr));
case CDIOCREADSUBCHANNEL:
return(matcd_read_subq(ldrive, cdrive, controller,
(struct ioc_read_subchannel *) addr));
case CDIOCCAPABILITY: /*Request drive/driver capability*/
return(matcd_igot((struct ioc_capability *) addr));
case CDIOCRESET: /*There is no way to hard reset*/
return(EINVAL); /*just one drive*/
default:
return(ENOTTY);
}
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
matcdsize - Reports how many blocks exist on the disc.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static int matcdsize(dev_t dev)
{
int size,blksize;
int ldrive,part;
struct matcd_data *cd;
ldrive=matcd_ldrive(dev);
part=matcd_partition(dev);
if (part==RAW_PART)
blksize=MATCDRBLK; /*2352*/
else
blksize=MATCDBLK; /*2048*/
cd = &matcd_data[ldrive];
if (matcd_volinfo(ldrive) >= 0) {
cd->blksize=blksize;
size=msf_to_blk((char * )&cd->volinfo.vol_msf);
cd->disksize=size*(blksize/DEV_BSIZE);
#ifdef DEBUGOPEN
printf("matcd%d: Media size %d\n",ldrive,size);
#endif /*DEBUGOPEN*/
return(0);
}
return(-1);
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
matcd_setmode - Configures disc to run in the desired data mode
This routine assumes the drive is already idle.
NOTE - Undocumented action of hardware: If you change (or reaffirm) data
modes with MODESELECT + BLOCKPARAM immediately after a command was
issued that aborted a DA play operation, the drive will unexpectedly
return 2532 bytes of data in a data phase on the first or second
subsequent command.
Original Symptom: drive will refuse to go idle after reading data
and status expected for a command. State mechanics for this are
not fully understood.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static int matcd_setmode(int ldrive, int mode)
{
struct matcd_data *cd;
int retries;
int i,port,cdrive;
unsigned char cmd[MAXCMDSIZ];
cd = matcd_data + ldrive;
retries=3;
cdrive=ldrive&0x03;
port=cd->iobase;
if (cd->drivemode==mode) {
return(0); /*Drive already set*/
}
/* The drive is not in the right mode, so we need to set it.
*/
zero_cmd(cmd);
cmd[0]=MODESELECT; /*Set drive transfer modes*/
/* cmd[1]=BLOCKPARAM; BLOCKPARAM==0 & cmd is zero*/
cmd[2]=mode;
switch(mode) {
case MODE_DATA:
cmd[3]=0x08; /*2048 bytes*/
break;
case MODE_USER:
cmd[3]=0x09; /*2352 bytes*/
cmd[4]=0x30;
break;
case MODE_DA:
cmd[3]=0x09; /*2352 bytes*/
cmd[4]=0x30;
break;
}
i=0;
while(retries-- > 0) {
i=matcd_fastcmd(port,ldrive,cdrive,cmd);
get_stat(port,ldrive); /*Read and toss status byte*/
if (i==0) {
cd->drivemode=mode; /*Set new mode*/
return(i);
}
get_error(port,ldrive,cdrive);
}
cd->drivemode=MODE_UNKNOWN; /*We failed*/
return(i);
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
matcd_volinfo - Read information from disc Table of Contents
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static int matcd_volinfo(int ldrive)
{
struct matcd_data *cd;
int port,i;
int z,cdrive;
unsigned char cmd[MAXCMDSIZ];
unsigned char data[12];
int retry;
retry=10;
cd = &matcd_data[ldrive];
cdrive=ldrive&0x03;
port=cd->iobase;
#ifdef DEBUGOPEN
printf("matcd%d: In volinfo, port %x\n",ldrive,port);
#endif /*DEBUGOPEN*/
while(retry>0) {
zero_cmd(cmd);
cmd[0]=READDINFO; /*Read Disc Info*/
matcd_slowcmd(port,ldrive,cdrive,cmd);
i=waitforit(10*TICKRES,DTEN,port,"matvinf");
if (i) { /*THIS SHOULD NOT HAPPEN*/
z=get_stat(port,ldrive);/*Read status byte*/
printf("matcd%d: command failed, status %x\n",
ldrive,z);
return(-1);
}
matcd_pread(port, 6, data); /*Read data returned*/
z=get_stat(port,ldrive);/*Read status byte*/
#ifdef DEBUGOPEN
printf("matcd%d: Data got was %x %x %x %x %x %x ",ldrive,
data[0],data[1],data[2], data[3],data[4],data[5]);
printf("status byte %x\n",z);
#endif /*DEBUGOPEN*/
if ((z & MATCD_ST_ERROR)==0)
break; /*No Error*/
/* If media change or other error, you have to read the error data or
the drive will reject subsequent commands.
*/
i=get_error(port, ldrive, cdrive);
#ifdef TAKEOUT
if (media_chk(cd,i,ldrive,0)) {
return(-1);
}
#endif
if (chk_error(i)==ERR_FATAL) { /*Should not chg here*/
#ifdef DEBUGOPEN
printf("matcd%d: command failed, status %x\n",
ldrive,z);
#endif /*DEBUGOPEN*/
return(-1);
}
tsleep((caddr_t)&nextcontroller, PRIBIO, "matvi2", hz);/*<25>*/
if ((--retry)==0) return(-1);
#ifdef DEBUGOPEN
printf("matcd%d: Retrying err was %d",ldrive,i);
#endif /*DEBUGOPEN*/
}
#ifdef DEBUGOPEN
printf("matcd%d: Status port %x \n",ldrive,inb(port+STATUS));
#endif /*DEBUGOPEN*/
cd->volinfo.type=data[0];
cd->volinfo.trk_high=data[2];
cd->volinfo.trk_low=data[1];
cd->volinfo.vol_msf[0]=data[3];
cd->volinfo.vol_msf[1]=data[4];
cd->volinfo.vol_msf[2]=data[5];
if (cd->volinfo.trk_low + cd->volinfo.trk_high) {
cd->flags |= MATCDLABEL;
return(0);
}
return(-1);
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
blk_to_msf - Convert block numbers into CD disk block ids
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static void blk_to_msf(int blk, unsigned char *msf)
{
blk=blk+150; /*2 seconds skip required to
reach ISO data*/
msf[0]=blk/4500;
blk=blk%4500;
msf[1]=blk/75;
msf[2]=blk%75;
return;
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
msf_to_blk - Convert CD disk block ids into block numbers
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static int msf_to_blk(unsigned char * cd)
{
return(((cd[0]*60) /*Convert MSF to*/
+cd[1])*75 /*Blocks minus 2*/
+cd[2]-150); /*seconds*/
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static void
matcd_timeout(void *state)
{
matcd_blockread((int)state);
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
matcd_blockread - Performs actual background disc I/O operations
This routine is handed the block number to read, issues the
command to the drive, waits for it to complete, reads the
data or error, retries if needed, and returns the results
to the host.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static void matcd_blockread(int state)
{
struct matcd_mbx *mbx;
int ldrive,cdrive;
int port;
short iftype;
struct bio *bp;
struct bio_queue_head *dp;
struct matcd_data *cd;
int i;
struct matcd_read2 rbuf;
int blknum;
caddr_t addr;
int status;
int errtyp;
int phase;
unsigned char cmd[MAXCMDSIZ];
mbx=&matcd_data[state & 0x0f].mbx;
ldrive=mbx->ldrive; /*ldrive is logical drive #*/
cdrive=ldrive & 0x03; /*cdrive is drive # on a controller*/
port=mbx->port; /*port is base port for i/f*/
iftype=mbx->iftype;
bp=mbx->bp;
cd=&matcd_data[ldrive];
dp=&request_head[mbx->controller];
#ifdef DEBUGIO
printf("matcd%d: Show state %x cdrive %d partition %d\n",
ldrive,state,cdrive,mbx->partition);
#endif /*DEBUGIO*/
loop:
#ifdef DEBUGIO
printf("matcd%d: Top dp %x\n",ldrive,(unsigned int)dp);
#endif /*DEBUGIO*/
switch (state & 0xf0) {
case MATCD_READ_1:
#ifdef DEBUGIO
printf("matcd%d: State 1 cd->flags %x\n",ldrive,cd->flags);
#endif /*DEBUGIO*/
/* to check for raw/cooked mode */
if (cd->partflags[mbx->partition] & MATCDREADRAW) {
mbx->sz = MATCDRBLK;
i=matcd_setmode(ldrive, MODE_DA);
#ifdef DEBUGIO
printf("matcd%d: Set MODE_DA result %d\n",ldrive,i);
#endif /*DEBUGIO*/
} else {
mbx->sz = cd->blksize;
i=matcd_setmode(ldrive, MODE_DATA);
#ifdef DEBUGIO
printf("matcd%d: Set MODE_DATA result %d\n",ldrive,i);
#endif /*DEBUGIO*/
}
/*for first block*/
#ifdef DEBUGIOPLUS
printf("matcd%d: A mbx %x bp %x b_bcount %x sz %x\n",
ldrive,(unsigned int)mbx,(unsigned int)bp,
(unsigned int)bp->b_bcount,mbx->sz);
#endif /*DEBUGIO*/
mbx->nblk=(bp->bio_bcount+(mbx->sz-1))/mbx->sz;
mbx->skip=0;
nextblock:
#ifdef DEBUGIO
printf("matcd%d: at Nextblock b_blkno %d\n",
ldrive,(unsigned int)bp->bio_blkno);
#endif /*DEBUGIO*/
blknum=(bp->bio_blkno/(mbx->sz/DEV_BSIZE))+
mbx->p_offset+mbx->skip/mbx->sz;
blk_to_msf(blknum,rbuf.start_msf);
zero_cmd(cmd);
cmd[0]=READ; /*Get drive ID*/
cmd[1]=rbuf.start_msf[0];
cmd[2]=rbuf.start_msf[1];
cmd[3]=rbuf.start_msf[2];
cmd[6]=1; /*Xfer only one block*/
matcd_slowcmd(port,ldrive,cdrive,cmd);
/* Now that we have issued the command, check immediately to
see if data is ready. The drive has read-ahead caching, so
it is possible the data is already in the drive buffer.
If the data is not ready, schedule a wakeup and later on this
code will run again to see if the data is ready then.
*/
case MATCD_READ_2:
state=MATCD_READ_2+ldrive;
phase = (inb(port+STATUS)) & (DTEN|STEN);
#ifdef DEBUGIO
printf("matcd%d: In state 2 status %x ",ldrive,phase);
#endif /*DEBUGIO*/
switch(phase) {
case (DTEN|STEN): /*DTEN==H STEN==H*/
#ifdef DEBUGIO
printf("matcd%d: Sleeping %x\n",ldrive,MATCD_READ_2+ldrive);
#endif /*DEBUGIO*/
timeout(matcd_timeout,
(caddr_t)(MATCD_READ_2+ldrive),hz/100);
return;
case STEN: /*DTEN=L STEN=H*/
case 0: /*DTEN=L STEN=L*/
#ifdef DEBUGIO
printf("matcd%d: Data Phase\n",ldrive);
#endif /*DEBUGIO*/
addr=bp->bio_data + mbx->skip;
#ifdef DEBUGIO
printf("matcd%d: Xfer Addr %x size %x",
ldrive,(unsigned int)addr,mbx->sz);
i=0; /*Reset read count*/
#endif /*DEBUGIO*/
if (iftype==0) { /*Creative host I/F*/
outb(port+PHASE,1); /*Enable data read*/
while((inb(port+STATUS) &
(DTEN|STEN))==STEN) {
*addr++=inb(port+DATA);
#ifdef DEBUGIO
i++;
#endif /*DEBUGIO*/
}
outb(port+PHASE,0); /*Disable read*/
} else { /*Not Creative interface*/
while((inb(port+STATUS) &
(DTEN|STEN))==STEN) {
*addr++=inb(port+ALTDATA);
#ifdef DEBUGIO
i++;
#endif /*DEBUGIO*/
}
}
#ifdef DEBUGIO
printf("matcd%d: Read %d bytes\n",ldrive,i);
#endif /*DEBUGIO*/
/* Now, wait for the Status phase to arrive. This will also
tell us if any went wrong with the request.
*/
while((inb(port+STATUS)&(DTEN|STEN)) != DTEN);
status=get_stat(port,ldrive); /*Read status byte*/
#ifdef DEBUGIO
printf("matcd%d: Status port %x byte %x ",
ldrive,i,status);
#endif /*DEBUGIO*/
if (status & MATCD_ST_ERROR) {
i=get_error(port,ldrive,cdrive);
printf("matcd%d: %s while reading block %d [Soft]\n",
ldrive,matcderrors[i],(int)bp->bio_blkno);
media_chk(cd,i,ldrive,0);/*<14>was wrong place*/
}
if (--mbx->nblk > 0) {
mbx->skip += mbx->sz;
goto nextblock; /*Oooooh, you flunk the course*/
}
bp->bio_resid=0;
biodone(bp); /*Signal transfer complete*/
unlockbus(ldrive>>2, ldrive); /*Release bus lock*/
matcd_start(dp);/*See if other drives have work*/
return;
/* Here we skipped the data phase and went directly to status.
This indicates a hard error.
*/
case DTEN: /*DTEN=H STEN=L*/
status=get_stat(port,ldrive); /*Read status byte*/
#ifdef DEBUGIO
printf("matcd%d: error, status was %x\n",
ldrive,status);
#endif /*DEBUGIO*/
/* Ok, we need more details, so read error. This is needed to issue
any further commands anyway
*/
errtyp=get_error(port,ldrive,cdrive);
printf("matcd%d: %s while reading block %d\n",
ldrive,matcderrors[errtyp],(int)bp->bio_blkno);
if (media_chk(cd,errtyp,ldrive,0)==0) {
errtyp=chk_error(errtyp);
if (errtyp==ERR_RETRY) {/*We can retry*/
/*<14>this error but the drive*/
/*<14>probably has already*/
if (mbx->retry-- > 0 ) {
state=MATCD_READ_1+ldrive;
#ifdef DEBUGIO
printf("matcd%d: Attempting retry\n",
ldrive);
#endif /*DEBUGIO*/
goto loop;
}
}
}
/*
The other error types are either something very bad or the media
has been removed by the user. In both cases there is no retry
for this call. We will invalidate the label in both cases.
*/
bp->bio_flags |= BIO_ERROR;
bp->bio_resid = bp->bio_bcount;
biodone(bp);
unlockbus(ldrive>>2, ldrive);
matcd_start(dp);
return;
}
}
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
matcd_eject - Open drive tray
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int matcd_eject(int ldrive, int cdrive, int controller)
{
int i,port;
struct matcd_data *cd;
unsigned char cmd[MAXCMDSIZ];
cd=&matcd_data[ldrive];
port=cd->iobase; /*Get I/O port base*/
#ifdef LOCKDRIVE
if (cd->flags & MATCDLOCK) { /*Drive was locked via open*/
return(EINVAL); /*so don't allow the eject*/
}
#endif /*LOCKDRIVE*/
zero_cmd(cmd); /*Initialize command buffer*/
cmd[0]=LOCK; /*Unlock drive*/
i=docmd(cmd,ldrive,cdrive,controller,port); /*Issue command*/
cmd[0]=DOOROPEN; /*Open Door*/
i=docmd(cmd,ldrive,cdrive,controller,port); /*Issue command*/
cd->flags &= ~(MATCDLABEL|MATCDLOCK); /*Mark vol info invalid*/
return(i); /*Return result we got*/
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
matcd_doorclose - Close drive tray
<16> Added in Edit 16
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int matcd_doorclose(int ldrive, int cdrive, int controller)
{
int i,port;
struct matcd_data *cd;
unsigned char cmd[MAXCMDSIZ];
cd=&matcd_data[ldrive];
port=cd->iobase; /*Get I/O port base*/
zero_cmd(cmd); /*Initialize command buffer*/
cmd[0]=DOORCLOSE; /*Open Door*/
i=docmd(cmd,ldrive,cdrive,controller,port); /*Issue cmd impl lck*/
cd->flags &= ~(MATCDLABEL|MATCDLOCK); /*Mark vol info invalid*/
tsleep((caddr_t)&nextcontroller, PRIBIO, "matclos", hz);
return(i); /*Return result we got*/
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
<23> matcd_dlock - Honor/Reject drive tray requests
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int matcd_dlock(int ldrive, int cdrive, int controller, int action)
{
int i,port;
struct matcd_data *cd;
unsigned char cmd[MAXCMDSIZ];
cd=&matcd_data[ldrive];
port=cd->iobase; /*Get I/O port base*/
zero_cmd(cmd); /*Initialize command buffer*/
cmd[0]=LOCK; /*Unlock drive*/
if (action) { /*They want to lock the door?*/
cd->flags |= MATCDLOCK; /*Remember we did this*/
cmd[1]=1; /*Lock Door command*/
} else {
cd->flags &= ~MATCDLOCK;/*Remember we did this*/
/*Unlock Door command*/
}
i=docmd(cmd,ldrive,cdrive,controller,port); /*Issue command*/
return(i); /*Return result we got*/
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
matcd_toc_header - Return Table of Contents header to caller
<13> New for Edit 13
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static int matcd_toc_header(int ldrive, int cdrive, int controller,
struct ioc_toc_header * toc)
{
struct matcd_data *cd;
int i;
lockbus(controller, ldrive); /*Request bus*/
i=matcd_volinfo(ldrive); /*Check on manual change state*/
unlockbus(controller, ldrive); /*Release bus*/
if (i==-1) { /*Did media change manually*/
return(EIO);
}
cd=&matcd_data[ldrive];
if ((cd->flags & MATCDLABEL)==0)
return(EIO); /*Refuse after chg error*/
toc->len=msf_to_blk(cd->volinfo.vol_msf); /*In frames*/
toc->starting_track=cd->volinfo.trk_low; /*1*/
toc->ending_track=cd->volinfo.trk_high; /*Last track*/
return(0);
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
matcd_toc_entries - Read most/all of the TOC entries
These entries are cached by the drive, but it might be worth
the space investment to have the driver cache these as well.
For a disc with 40 tracks, it means 41 command calls to get
this information from the drive.
<13> New for Edit 13
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static int matcd_toc_entries(int ldrive, int cdrive, int controller,
struct ioc_read_toc_entry * ioc_entry)
{
struct matcd_data *cd;
struct cd_toc_entry entries[MAXTRKS+1];
struct cd_toc_entry *from;
struct cd_toc_entry *to;
int len,trk,i,z,port;
unsigned char cmd[MAXCMDSIZ];
unsigned char data[5];
unsigned char lowtrk, hightrk;
cd=&matcd_data[ldrive];
port=cd->iobase;
lowtrk=0xff;
hightrk=0x00;
if ((cd->flags & MATCDLABEL)==0) {
return(EIO); /*Refuse after chg error*/
}
zero_cmd(cmd);
cmd[0]=READTOC;
for(trk=cd->volinfo.trk_low-1; trk<cd->volinfo.trk_high; trk++) {
cmd[2]=trk+1;
lockbus(controller, ldrive); /*Request bus*/
matcd_slowcmd(port,ldrive,cdrive,cmd);
i=waitforit(10*TICKRES,DTEN,port,"mats1");
matcd_pread(port, 8, data); /*Read data returned*/
z=get_stat(port,ldrive); /*Read status byte*/
if ((z & MATCD_ST_ERROR)) { /*Something went wrong*/
i=get_error(port, ldrive, cdrive);
unlockbus(controller, ldrive); /*Release bus*/
return(EIO);
}
unlockbus(controller, ldrive); /*Release bus*/
#ifdef DEBUGIOCTL
printf("%d Track %d addr/ctrl %x m:%d s:%d f:%d\n",trk,data[2],
data[1],data[4],data[5],data[6]);
#endif /*DEBUGIOCTL*/
entries[trk].control=data[1]; /*Track type*/
entries[trk].addr_type=ioc_entry->address_format;/*Type*/
entries[trk].track=data[2]; /*Track #, can be Out of Order*/
if (data[2]>hightrk) hightrk=data[2]; /*Determine min*/
if (data[2]<lowtrk) lowtrk=data[2]; /*and max track #*/
if (ioc_entry->address_format == CD_MSF_FORMAT) {
entries[trk].addr.msf.unused=0;
entries[trk].addr.msf.minute=data[4]; /*Min*/
entries[trk].addr.msf.second=data[5]; /*Sec*/
entries[trk].addr.msf.frame=data[6]; /*Frame*/
} else {
entries[trk].addr.lba=msf_to_blk(&data[4]);
}
}
entries[trk].control=data[2]; /*Copy from last valid track*/
entries[trk].track=0xaa; /*Lead-out*/
entries[trk].addr_type=ioc_entry->address_format;/*Type*/
if (ioc_entry->address_format == CD_MSF_FORMAT) {
entries[trk].addr.msf.unused=0; /*Fill*/
entries[trk].addr.msf.minute=cd->volinfo.vol_msf[0];
entries[trk].addr.msf.second=cd->volinfo.vol_msf[1];
entries[trk].addr.msf.frame=cd->volinfo.vol_msf[2];
} else {
entries[trk].addr.lba=msf_to_blk((char * )&cd->volinfo.vol_msf);
}
trk++; /*Bump to include leadout track*/
/* Now that we have read all the data from the drive, copy the
array from the kernel address space into the user address space
*/
len=ioc_entry->data_len;
i=ioc_entry->starting_track; /*What did they want?*/
if (i==0xaa) i=hightrk+1; /*Give them lead-out info*/
else if (i==0) i=lowtrk; /*Give them lowest track found*/
from=&entries[i-1];
to=ioc_entry->data;
while (i <= trk && len >= sizeof(struct cd_toc_entry)) {
if (copyout(from,to,sizeof(struct cd_toc_entry)) != 0) {
return (EFAULT);
}
i++;
len -= sizeof(struct cd_toc_entry);
from++;
to++;
}
return(0);
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
matcd_subq - Read the Sub-Q packet - (where are we?)
This call gives a snapshot state of where the optical
pick-up is when the command is issued.
<14> New for Edit 14
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static int matcd_read_subq(int ldrive, int cdrive, int controller,
struct ioc_read_subchannel * sqp)
{
struct matcd_data *cd;
int i,z,port;
unsigned char cmd[MAXCMDSIZ];
unsigned char data[12];
struct cd_sub_channel_info subq; /*Build result here*/
cd=&matcd_data[ldrive];
port=cd->iobase;
if ((cd->flags & MATCDLABEL)==0) {
return(EIO); /*Refuse after chg error*/
}
/* We only support the ioctl functions we could get information
on, so test for the things we can do
*/
if (sqp->data_format!=CD_CURRENT_POSITION) {
return(EINVAL);
}
zero_cmd(cmd);
cmd[0]=READSUBQ;
lockbus(controller, ldrive); /*Request bus*/
matcd_slowcmd(port,ldrive,cdrive,cmd);
/* While we wait, fill in the hard-coded entries of the table.
<37> Note that cdcontrol will request the format be LBA when that
mode is selected, but cdcontrol really wants the replies returned
in MSF. Sounds like a bug in cdcontrol, but always returning the
results in MSF for SUBQ queries is what the IDE driver does, so
that's what we will do as well. Set SUBQRETREQUESTED when the driver
is to return in whatever format was requested.
*/
#ifdef SUBQRETREQUESTED
subq.what.position.data_format=sqp->address_format;
#else /*SUBQRETREQUESTED*/
subq.what.position.data_format=CD_MSF_FORMAT; /*Always ret MSF*/
#endif /*SUBQRETREQUESTED*/
subq.what.position.absaddr.msf.unused=0;
subq.what.position.reladdr.msf.unused=0;
i=waitforit(10*TICKRES,DTEN,port,"mats2");
matcd_pread(port, 11, data); /*Read data returned*/
z=get_stat(port,ldrive); /*Read status byte*/
if ((z & MATCD_ST_ERROR)) { /*Something went wrong*/
i=get_error(port, ldrive, cdrive);
unlockbus(controller, ldrive); /*Release bus*/
return(EIO);
}
unlockbus(controller, ldrive); /*Release bus*/
#ifdef DEBUGIOCTL
printf("Subq track %d index %d adr/ctl %x abs %d:%2d:%2d rel %d:%2d:%2d UPC %x\n",
data[2],data[3],data[1],data[4],data[5],data[6],
data[7],data[8],data[9],data[10]);
#endif /*DEBUGIOCTL*/
if (z & MATCD_ST_AUDIOBSY) { /*Drive playing or paused*/
if (cd->status==CD_AS_PLAY_PAUSED) { /*Have we issued*/
i=cd->status; /*a pause command?*/
} else {
i=CD_AS_PLAY_IN_PROGRESS;/*No, we really are playing*/
}
} else {
if (cd->status==CD_AS_PLAY_IN_PROGRESS) {/*It was playing*/
i=CD_AS_PLAY_COMPLETED; /*so it finished*/
} else { /*Any other status reported*/
i=cd->status; /*as we get it*/
}
}
subq.header.audio_status=cd->status=i; /*Store status we selected*/
subq.what.position.track_number=data[2];
subq.what.position.index_number=data[3];
if (sqp->address_format==CD_MSF_FORMAT) { /*Req MSF format*/
subq.what.position.absaddr.msf.minute=data[4];
subq.what.position.absaddr.msf.second=data[5];
subq.what.position.absaddr.msf.frame=data[6];
subq.what.position.reladdr.msf.minute=data[7];
subq.what.position.reladdr.msf.second=data[8];
subq.what.position.reladdr.msf.frame=data[9];
} else { /*Req LBA format*/
subq.what.position.absaddr.lba=msf_to_blk(&data[4]);
subq.what.position.reladdr.lba=msf_to_blk(&data[7]);
}
/* Ok, now copy our nicely-built structure from the kernel address
space into the user address space (we hope)
*/
if (copyout(&subq, sqp->data,
min(sizeof(struct cd_sub_channel_info), sqp->data_len))!=0) {
return(EFAULT);
}
return(0);
}
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------------
matcd_igot - Like the song, report the capabilities that the
drive/driver has available.
This call returns a structure of flags indicating what
functions are available so that the application can offer
only the functions the drive is actually capable of.
<16> New for Edit 16
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static int matcd_igot(struct ioc_capability * sqp)
{
#ifdef FULLDRIVER
sqp->play_function=(CDDOPLAYTRK | /*Can play trks/indx*/
CDDOPLAYMSF | /*Can play msf to msf*/
CDDOPAUSE | /*Can pause playback*/
CDDORESUME | /*Can resume playback*/
CDDOSTOP | /*Can stop playback*/
CDDOPITCH); /*Can change play pitch*/
sqp->routing_function=(CDREADVOLUME | /*Can read volume*/
CDSETVOLUME | /*Can set volume*/
CDSETSTEREO | /*Can select stereo play*/
CDSETLEFT | /*Can select left-only*/
CDSETRIGHT | /*Can select right-only*/
CDSETMUTE | /*Can mute audio*/
CDSETPATCH); /*Direct patch settings*/
#else /*FULLDRIVER*/
sqp->play_function=0; /*No audio capability*/
sqp->routing_function=0; /*No audio capability*/
#endif /*FULLDRIVER*/
sqp->special_function=(CDDOEJECT | /*Door can be opened*/
CDDOCLOSE | /*Door can be closed*/
CDDOLOCK | /*Door can be locked*/
CDREADSUBQ | /*Can read subchannel*/
CDREADENTRIES | /*Can read TOC entries*/
CDREADHEADER); /*Can read TOC*/
return(0);
}
#ifdef FULLDRIVER
/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
The following functions are related to the audio playback
capabilities of the drive. They can be omitted from the
finished driver using the FULLDRIVER conditional.
The full set of features the drive is capable of are currently
not implemented but will be added in upcoming releases.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
matcd_playtracks - Plays one or more audio tracks
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static int matcd_playtracks(int ldrive, int cdrive, int controller,
struct ioc_play_track *pt)
{
struct matcd_data *cd;
int start,end;
int i,port;
unsigned char cmd[MAXCMDSIZ];
cd=&matcd_data[ldrive];
port=cd->iobase;
if ((cd->flags & MATCDLABEL)==0)
return(EIO); /*Refuse after chg error*/
start=pt->start_track;
end=pt->end_track;
if (start < 1 || /*Starting track valid?*/
end < 1 || /*Ending track valid?*/
start > end || /*Start higher than end?*/
end > cd->volinfo.trk_high) /*End track higher than disc size?*/
return(ESPIPE); /*Track out of range*/
lockbus(controller, ldrive); /*<16>Request bus*/
i=matcd_setmode(ldrive, MODE_DA);/*Force drive into audio mode*/
unlockbus(controller, ldrive); /*<16>Release bus*/
if (i!=0) {
return(i); /*Not legal for this media?*/
}
zero_cmd(cmd);
cmd[0]=PLAYTRKS; /*Play Audio Track/Index*/
cmd[1]=start;
cmd[2]=pt->start_index;
cmd[3]=end;
cmd[4]=pt->end_index;
i=docmd(cmd,ldrive,cdrive,controller,port); /*Issue command*/
#ifdef DEBUGIOCTL
printf("matcd%d: Play track results %d \n",ldrive,i);
#endif /*DEBUGIOCTL*/
if (i==0) cd->status=CD_AS_PLAY_IN_PROGRESS; /*<14>*/
return(i);
}
/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
matcd_playmsf - Plays between a range of blocks
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static int matcd_playmsf(int ldrive, int cdrive, int controller,
struct ioc_play_msf *pt)
{
struct matcd_data *cd;
int i,port;
unsigned char cmd[MAXCMDSIZ];
cd=&matcd_data[ldrive];
port=cd->iobase;
#ifdef DEBUGIOCTL
printf("matcd%d: playmsf %2x %2x %2x -> %2x %2x %2x\n",
ldrive,pt->start_m, pt->start_s, pt->start_f, pt->end_m,
pt->end_s,pt->end_f);
#endif /*DEBUGIOCTL*/
if ((cd->flags & MATCDLABEL)==0)
return(EIO); /*Refuse after chg error*/
if ((cd->volinfo.vol_msf[0]==0 &&
cd->volinfo.vol_msf[1]<2) || /*Must be after 0'1"75F*/
msf_to_blk((char *)&pt->start_m) >
msf_to_blk((char *)&cd->volinfo.vol_msf)) {
#ifdef DEBUGIOCTL
printf("matcd%d: Invalid block combination\n",ldrive);
#endif /*DEBUGIOCTL*/
return(ESPIPE); /*Track out of range*/
}
lockbus(controller, ldrive); /*<16>Request bus*/
i=matcd_setmode(ldrive, MODE_DA);/*Force drive into audio mode*/
unlockbus(controller, ldrive); /*<16>Release bus*/
if (i!=0) {
return(i); /*Not legal for this media?*/
}
zero_cmd(cmd);
cmd[0]=PLAYBLOCKS; /*Play Audio Blocks*/
cmd[1]=pt->start_m;
cmd[2]=pt->start_s;
cmd[3]=pt->start_f;
cmd[4]=pt->end_m;
cmd[5]=pt->end_s;
cmd[6]=pt->end_f;
i=docmd(cmd,ldrive,cdrive,controller,port); /*Issue command*/
if (i==0) cd->status=CD_AS_PLAY_IN_PROGRESS; /*<14>*/
return(i);
}
/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
matcd_playblk - Plays between a range of blocks
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static int matcd_playblk(int ldrive, int cdrive, int controller,
struct ioc_play_blocks *pb)
{
struct matcd_data *cd;
int i,port;
unsigned char cmd[MAXCMDSIZ];
unsigned char blkstart[3];
unsigned char blkend[3];
cd=&matcd_data[ldrive];
port=cd->iobase;
#ifdef DEBUGIOCTL
printf("matcd%d: playblocks %x %d\n", ldrive,pb->blk, pb->len);
#endif /*DEBUGIOCTL*/
if ((cd->flags & MATCDLABEL)==0)
return(EIO); /*Refuse after chg error*/
i=msf_to_blk((char *)&cd->volinfo.vol_msf);
if (pb->len <1 || /*Must ask for 1 or more blks*/
pb->blk <0 || /*Must not be negative*/
pb->blk > i || /*Beyond end of disc*/
(pb->blk+pb->len) > i) { /*Beyond end of disc*/
#ifdef DEBUGIOCTL
printf("matcd%d: Block request out of range\n",ldrive);
#endif /*DEBUGIOCTL*/
return(ESPIPE); /*Track out of range*/
}
blk_to_msf(pb->blk,(char *)&blkstart);
blk_to_msf(pb->blk+pb->len,(char *)&blkend);
lockbus(controller, ldrive); /*<16>Request bus*/
i=matcd_setmode(ldrive, MODE_DA);/*Force drive into audio mode*/
unlockbus(controller, ldrive); /*<16>Release bus*/
if (i!=0) {
return(i); /*Not legal for this media?*/
}
zero_cmd(cmd);
cmd[0]=PLAYBLOCKS; /*Play Audio Blocks*/
cmd[1]=blkstart[0];
cmd[2]=blkstart[1];
cmd[3]=blkstart[2];
cmd[4]=blkend[0];
cmd[5]=blkend[1];
cmd[6]=blkend[2];
i=docmd(cmd,ldrive,cdrive,controller,port); /*Issue command*/
if (i==0) cd->status=CD_AS_PLAY_IN_PROGRESS; /*<14>*/
return(i);
}
/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
matcd_pause - Pause or Resume audio playback
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static int matcd_pause(int ldrive, int cdrive, int controller, int action)
{
struct matcd_data *cd;
int i,z,port;
unsigned char cmd[MAXCMDSIZ];
cd=&matcd_data[ldrive];
port=cd->iobase;
if ((cd->flags & MATCDLABEL)==0)
return(EIO); /*Refuse after chg error*/
zero_cmd(cmd);
cmd[0]=NOP; /*<14>Just find out whats going on*/
lockbus(controller, ldrive); /*<16>Request bus*/
matcd_slowcmd(port,ldrive,cdrive,cmd); /*<14>*/
i=waitforit(10*TICKRES,DTEN,port,"matpau"); /*<25>*/
z=get_stat(port,ldrive); /*<14>Read status byte*/
if ((z & MATCD_ST_ERROR)) { /*<14>Something went wrong*/
i=get_error(port, ldrive, cdrive); /*<14>*/
unlockbus(controller, ldrive); /*<16>Release bus*/
return(EIO); /*<14>*/
} /*<14>*/
unlockbus(controller, ldrive); /*<16>Release bus*/
if ((z & MATCD_ST_AUDIOBSY)==0 && /*<14>If drive is idle*/
cd->status==CD_AS_PLAY_IN_PROGRESS) { /*<14>but was playing*/
cd->status=CD_AS_PLAY_COMPLETED; /*<14>then its done*/
return(0);
}
if (action) { /*<14>Set state for subq ioctl*/
#ifndef KRYTEN
if (cd->status==CD_AS_PLAY_IN_PROGRESS) {/*<14>Don't resume*/
return(0); /*<14>if already playing*/
} /*<14>Max Headroom sound occurs*/
#endif /*KRYTEN*/
cd->status=CD_AS_PLAY_IN_PROGRESS; /*<14>to read*/
} else { /*<14>There is no way to ask the*/
cd->status=CD_AS_PLAY_PAUSED;/*<14>drive if it is paused*/
} /*<14>*/
cmd[0]=PAUSE; /*Pause or Resume playing audio*/
cmd[1]=action;
i=docmd(cmd,ldrive,cdrive,controller,port); /*Issue command*/
#ifdef DEBUGIOCTL
printf("matcd%d: Pause / Resume results %d \n",ldrive,i);
#endif /*DEBUGIOCTL*/
return(i);
}
/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
matcd_stop - Stop audio playback
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static int matcd_stop(int ldrive, int cdrive, int controller)
{
struct matcd_data *cd;
int i,port;
unsigned char cmd[MAXCMDSIZ];
cd=&matcd_data[ldrive];
port=cd->iobase;
if ((cd->flags & MATCDLABEL)==0)
return(EIO); /*Refuse after chg error*/
zero_cmd(cmd);
cmd[0]=ABORT; /*Abort playing audio*/
i=docmd(cmd,ldrive,cdrive,controller,port); /*Issue command*/
#ifdef DEBUGIOCTL
printf("matcd%d: Abort results %d \n",ldrive,i);
#endif /*DEBUGIOCTL*/
cd->status=CD_AS_PLAY_COMPLETED;/*<14>the drive if it is paused*/
return(i);
}
/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
matcd_level - Read or set the audio levels
<12> New for Edit 12
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static int matcd_level(int ldrive, int cdrive, int controller,
struct ioc_vol * level, int action)
{
struct matcd_data *cd;
int i,z,port;
unsigned char c;
unsigned char cmd[MAXCMDSIZ];
unsigned char data[5];
cd=&matcd_data[ldrive];
port=cd->iobase;
zero_cmd(cmd);
if (action==CDIOCSETVOL) { /*We are setting new volume settings*/
/* Here we set the volume levels. Note that the same command
also sets the patching (routing) of audio, so we have to rely
on previously-stored settings to fill in these fields.
*/
cmd[0]=MODESELECT; /*Write drive settings*/
cmd[1]=AUDIOPARM; /*Audio/routing settings*/
/* Although the drive allows a left and right channel volume to be
specified separately, the drive refuses the settings if the
values are different.
*/
c=level->vol[0] | level->vol[1]; /*Or them together*/
cmd[4]=cd->volume[0]=c; /*Channel 0 (Left) volume*/
cmd[6]=cd->volume[1]=c; /*Channel 1 (Right) volume*/
cmd[3]=cd->patch[0]; /*Channel 0 (Left) patching*/
cmd[5]=cd->patch[1]; /*Channel 1 (Right) patching*/
i=docmd(cmd,ldrive,cdrive,controller,port);/*Issue cmd*/
#ifdef DEBUGIOCTL
printf("matcd%d: Volume set %d\n",ldrive,i);
#endif /*DEBUGIOCTL*/
return(i);
} else { /*Read existing settings*/
/* This code reads the settings for the drive back - note that
volume and patching are both returned so we have to keep
both internally.
*/
cmd[0]=MODESENSE; /*Read drive settings*/
cmd[1]=AUDIOPARM; /*Audio/routing settings*/
lockbus(controller, ldrive); /*<16>Request bus*/
matcd_slowcmd(port,ldrive,cdrive,cmd);
i=waitforit(10*TICKRES,DTEN,port,"matlvl"); /*<25>*/
matcd_pread(port, 5, data); /*Read data returned*/
z=get_stat(port,ldrive);/*Read status byte*/
unlockbus(controller, ldrive); /*<16>Release bus*/
#ifdef DEBUGIOCTL
printf("matcd%d: Data got was %x %x %x %x %x ",ldrive,
data[0],data[1],data[2], data[3],data[4]);
printf("status byte %x\n",z);
#endif /*DEBUGIOCTL*/
cd->volume[0]=level->vol[0]= /*Channel 0 (Left) volume*/
data[2];
cd->volume[1]=level->vol[1]= /*Channel 1 (Right) volume*/
data[4];
level->vol[2]=level->vol[3]=0; /*Channel 2 & 3 not avail*/
cd->patch[0]=data[1]; /*Channel 0 (Left) patching*/
cd->patch[1]=data[3]; /*Channel 1 (Right) patching*/
return(0);
}
}
/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
matcd_routing - Set the audio routing (patching)
<12> New for Edit 12
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static int matcd_route(int ldrive, int cdrive, int controller,
int command)
{
struct matcd_data *cd;
int i,port;
unsigned char l,r;
unsigned char cmd[MAXCMDSIZ];
cd=&matcd_data[ldrive];
port=cd->iobase;
zero_cmd(cmd);
switch (command) {
case CDIOCSETMUTE:
l=r=0;
break;
case CDIOCSETLEFT:
l=r=OUTLEFT;
break;
case CDIOCSETRIGHT:
l=r=OUTRIGHT;
break;
default:
case CDIOCSETSTEREO:
l=OUTLEFT;
r=OUTRIGHT;
break;
}
/* Here we set the volume levels. Note that the same command
also sets the patching (routing) of audio, so we have to rely
on previously-stored settings to fill in these fields.
*/
cmd[0]=MODESELECT; /*Write drive settings*/
cmd[1]=AUDIOPARM; /*Audio/routing settings*/
/* Although the drive allows a left and right channel volume to be
specified separately, the drive refuses the settings if the
values are different.
*/
cmd[4]=cd->volume[0]; /*Channel 0 (Left) volume*/
cmd[6]=cd->volume[1]; /*Channel 1 (Right) volume*/
cmd[3]=cd->patch[0]=l; /*Channel 0 (Left) patching*/
cmd[5]=cd->patch[1]=r; /*Channel 1 (Right) patching*/
i=docmd(cmd,ldrive,cdrive,controller,port);/*Issue cmd*/
#ifdef DEBUGIOCTL
printf("matcd%d: Routing set %d\n",ldrive,i);
#endif /*DEBUGIOCTL*/
return(i);
}
/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
matcd_patch - Set the audio routing (patching)
<12> New for Edit 12
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static int matcd_patch(int ldrive, int cdrive, int controller,
struct ioc_patch * routing)
{
struct matcd_data *cd;
int i,port;
unsigned char cmd[MAXCMDSIZ];
cd=&matcd_data[ldrive];
port=cd->iobase;
zero_cmd(cmd);
/* Here we set the volume levels. Note that the same command
also sets the patching (routing) of audio, so we have to rely
on previously-stored settings to fill in these fields.
*/
cmd[0]=MODESELECT; /*Write drive settings*/
cmd[1]=AUDIOPARM; /*Audio/routing settings*/
/* Although the drive allows a left and right channel volume to be
specified separately, the drive refuses the settings if the
values are different.
*/
cmd[4]=cd->volume[0]; /*Channel 0 (Left) volume*/
cmd[6]=cd->volume[1]; /*Channel 1 (Right) volume*/
cmd[3]=cd->patch[0]= /*Channel 0 (Left) patching*/
(routing->patch[0] & 0x03);
cmd[5]=cd->patch[1]= /*Channel 1 (Right) patching*/
(routing->patch[1] & 0x03);
i=docmd(cmd,ldrive,cdrive,controller,port);/*Issue cmd*/
#ifdef DEBUGIOCTL
printf("matcd%d: Routing set %d\n",ldrive,i);
#endif /*DEBUGIOCTL*/
return(i);
}
/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
matcd_pitch - Change audio playback rate
Apart from making things sound funny, the only
other application might be Karaoke. Ugh.
<12> New for Edit 12
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
static int matcd_pitch(int ldrive, int cdrive, int controller,
struct ioc_pitch * speed)
{
struct matcd_data *cd;
short i;
int z,port;
unsigned char cmd[MAXCMDSIZ];
cd=&matcd_data[ldrive];
port=cd->iobase;
zero_cmd(cmd);
/* This function sets the audio playback rate. In SCSI devices this is
referred to as the logical block addresses per second parameter.
Uh huh. Sounds like they didn't want anyone to find it.
Anyway, a study found that no one else has implemented this ioctl
but the capability does exist in the SCSI standard so I am following
the SCSI scheme even though it really doesn't fit this drive well.
I originally defined the parameter to this ioctl as -32767 to -1
being "play slower", 0x0000 flat and 1 to 32767 being "play faster"
within the scale allowed by the device. The value is scaled to fit
the range allowed by the device and any excess is treated as being
the positive or negative limit. No ioctl input pitch value is
considered invalid.
This device has a +/- 13% playback pitch specified by a range
-130 to +130. The drive does a hard enforcement on this.
SCSI defines a 16 bit LBAS count, and a "multiplier" that
is either x1 or x(1/256). The Matsushita drive only provides
10 bits total for indicating pitch so the LSbits are discarded.
*/
cmd[0]=MODESELECT; /*Write drive settings*/
cmd[1]=SPEEDPARM; /*Audio speed settings*/
i=speed->speed>>7; /*Scale down to our usable range*/
if (i!=0) { /*Real pitch value*/
if (i < -130) i=-130; /*Force into range we support*/
else if (i > 130) i=130;
cmd[3]=((i>>8)&0x03) | 0x04; /*Get upper bits*/
cmd[4]=(i & 0xff); /*Set lower bits*/
}
z=docmd(cmd,ldrive,cdrive,controller,port);/*Issue cmd*/
#ifdef DEBUGIOCTL
printf("matcd%d: Pitch set %d\n",ldrive,i);
#endif /*DEBUGIOCTL*/
return(z);
}
#endif /*FULLDRIVER*/
/*End of matcd.c*/
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