Leaked source code of windows server 2003
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/*++
Copyright (c) 1992 NCR Corporation
Module Name:
ncrdetect.c
Abstract:
Authors:
Richard Barton (o-richb) 24-Jan-1992
Brian Weischedel 30-Nov-1992
Environment:
Kernel mode only.
Revision History:
--*/
#ifndef _NTOS_
#include "nthal.h"
#endif
PVOID
HalpMapPhysicalMemory(
IN PVOID PhysicalAddress,
IN ULONG NumberPages
);
VOID
ReadCMOS(
IN ULONG StartingOffset,
IN ULONG Count,
IN PUCHAR ReturnValuePtr);
ULONG NCRPlatform;
#define NCR3450 0x35333433 // Copied here to build standalone
#define NCR3550 0x30353834
#define NCR3360 0x33333630
// WPD definitions:
PUCHAR WPDStringID = "NCR Voyager-1";
PUCHAR WPDPlatformName = "System 3360";
#define WPDStringIDLength 13
#define WPDStringIDRangeStart (0xE000 << 4) // physical address
#define WPDStringIDRangeSize 0x10000 // 1 segment (64k)
// MSBU definitions:
PUCHAR MSBUCopyrightString = "Copyright (C) ???? NCR\0";
#define MSBUCopyrightStringLen 23
#define MSBUCopyrightPhysicalPtr ((0xF000 << 4) + (0xE020))
typedef struct {
ULONG ClassFromFirmware;
PUCHAR PlatformName;
} MSBUPlatformMapEntry;
MSBUPlatformMapEntry MSBUPlatformMap[] = {{NCR3450, "System 3450"},
{NCR3550, "System 3550"},
{0, 0}};
PUCHAR
NCRDeterminePlatform(
OUT PBOOLEAN IsConfiguredMp
)
/*++
Routine Description:
Determine on which NCR platform we are running. For now just display
a message. Later we may not continue the boot if we're on an
unrecognized platform.
Arguments:
none.
Return Value:
Pointer to character string identifying which NCR platform. NULL means
it is unrecognized, and we shouldn't continue.
--*/
{
BOOLEAN Matchfound;
MSBUPlatformMapEntry *MSBUPlatformMapPtr;
PVOID BIOSPagePtr;
PUCHAR StringPtr;
PUCHAR CopyrightPtr;
PUCHAR SearchPtr;
UCHAR CpuFlags;
// first check for a WPD platform by searching the 0xE000 BIOS segment
// for a ROM string that identifies this system as a 3360
// get virtual address to the BIOS region (assuming region is both
// page aligned and multiple pages in size)
BIOSPagePtr = HalpMapPhysicalMemory((PVOID) WPDStringIDRangeStart,
(WPDStringIDRangeSize >> 12));
if (BIOSPagePtr != NULL) {
SearchPtr = BIOSPagePtr; // begin search at start of region
Matchfound = FALSE;
// search until string is found or we are beyond the region
while (!Matchfound && (SearchPtr <= (PUCHAR)((ULONG)BIOSPagePtr +
WPDStringIDRangeSize -
WPDStringIDLength))) {
// see if SearchPtr points to the desired string
StringPtr = (PUCHAR)((ULONG)SearchPtr++);
CopyrightPtr = WPDStringID;
// continue compare as long as characters compare
// and not at end of string
while ((Matchfound = (*CopyrightPtr++ == *StringPtr++)) &&
(CopyrightPtr < WPDStringID + WPDStringIDLength));
}
// see if string was found (i.e., if this is a 3360)
if (Matchfound) {
// store system identifier ("3360") for later HAL use
NCRPlatform = NCR3360;
// read CPU good flags from CMOS and determine if MP
ReadCMOS(0x88A, 1, &CpuFlags);
// *IsConfiguredMp = (CpuFlags & (CpuFlags-1)) ? TRUE : FALSE;
// This is an MP hal
*IsConfiguredMp = TRUE;
return(WPDPlatformName);
}
}
// now check for an MSBU platform
/*
* Map in the BIOS text so we can look for our copyright string.
*/
BIOSPagePtr = (PVOID)((ULONG)MSBUCopyrightPhysicalPtr &
~(PAGE_SIZE - 1));
BIOSPagePtr = HalpMapPhysicalMemory(BIOSPagePtr, 2);
if (BIOSPagePtr == NULL)
return(NULL);
StringPtr = (PUCHAR)((ULONG)BIOSPagePtr +
((ULONG)MSBUCopyrightPhysicalPtr & (PAGE_SIZE - 1)))
+ (MSBUCopyrightStringLen - 1);
CopyrightPtr = MSBUCopyrightString + (MSBUCopyrightStringLen - 1);
do {
Matchfound = ((*CopyrightPtr == '?') ||
(*CopyrightPtr == *StringPtr));
--CopyrightPtr;
--StringPtr;
} while (Matchfound && (CopyrightPtr >= MSBUCopyrightString));
//
// /*
// * Clear the mapping to BIOS. We mapped in two pages.
// */
// BIOSPagePtr = MiGetPteAddress(BIOSPagePtr);
// *(PULONG)BIOSPagePtr = 0;
// *(((PULONG)BIOSPagePtr)+1) = 0;
// /*
// * Flush the TLB.
// */
// _asm {
// mov eax, cr3
// mov cr3, eax
// }
//
if (Matchfound) {
/*
* must be an MSBU machine..determine which.
*/
ReadCMOS(0xB16, 4, (PUCHAR)&NCRPlatform);
for (MSBUPlatformMapPtr = MSBUPlatformMap;
(MSBUPlatformMapPtr->ClassFromFirmware != 0);
++MSBUPlatformMapPtr) {
if (MSBUPlatformMapPtr->ClassFromFirmware ==
NCRPlatform) {
*IsConfiguredMp = TRUE;
return(MSBUPlatformMapPtr->PlatformName);
}
}
/*
* prerelease version of firmware had this machine class
* at the wrong offset into CMOS. until all those versions
* of firmware are extinguished from the face of the earth
* we should recognize them with this:
*/
ReadCMOS(0xAB3, 4, (PUCHAR)&NCRPlatform);
for (MSBUPlatformMapPtr = MSBUPlatformMap;
(MSBUPlatformMapPtr->ClassFromFirmware != 0);
++MSBUPlatformMapPtr) {
if (MSBUPlatformMapPtr->ClassFromFirmware ==
NCRPlatform) {
*IsConfiguredMp = TRUE;
return(MSBUPlatformMapPtr->PlatformName);
}
}
}
return(NULL);
}
#ifndef SETUP // if built with Hal, must provide ReadCMOS routine
ULONG
HalpGetCmosData (
IN ULONG SourceLocation,
IN ULONG SourceAddress,
IN PUCHAR Buffer,
IN ULONG Length);
VOID
ReadCMOS(
IN ULONG StartingOffset,
IN ULONG Count,
IN PUCHAR ReturnValuePtr
)
/*++
Routine Description:
This routine simply converts a ReadCMOS call (a routine in setup) to
the corresponding routine provided in the Hal (HalpGetCmosData).
--*/
{
HalpGetCmosData(1, StartingOffset, ReturnValuePtr, Count);
}
#endif