Lines Matching defs:phase
39 * a msg-out phase
3579 * Manage phase transitions.
3728 * Most commonly called phase handlers:
3919 * neither into MESSAGE OUT nor COMMAND phase.
3943 * phase, or,
4114 * target will go immediately into data phase so
4184 * phase.
4204 bad_reselect = "not in msgin phase";
4240 bad_reselect = "not in msgin phase";
4428 * handle unknown bus phase
4430 * phase
4491 fas_printstate(fas, "Unknown bus phase");
4676 * XXX check bus phase and if msgout, send a message
4697 * handle data phase start
4705 int sending, phase;
4712 fas_printstate(fas, "unexpected data phase");
4799 phase = fas->f_stat & FAS_PHASE_MASK;
4801 if ((phase == FAS_PHASE_DATA_IN) && !sending) {
4804 } else if ((phase == FAS_PHASE_DATA_OUT) && sending) {
4883 "SCSI bus DATA IN phase parity error");
4946 int phase = stat & FAS_PHASE_MASK;
4951 (phase != FAS_PHASE_DATA_IN) &&
4952 (phase != FAS_PHASE_DATA_OUT) &&
4955 "input shuttle not empty at end of data phase");
5011 static char msginperr[] = "SCSI bus MESSAGE IN phase parity error";
5109 * to go to MESSAGE OUT phase right away. This means that
5144 "SCSI bus STATUS phase parity error");
5231 * if the phase has changed out of MESSAGE IN.
5508 * phase, period. Moreover, until the entire incoming
5761 * phase handlers that are rarely used
5844 * in MESSAGE OUT phase. If the last state
5879 * msg to send and we're in msg out phase, send a NOP.
5905 uchar_t msgout, phase;
5973 * What phase have we transitioned to?
5975 phase = fas->f_stat & FAS_PHASE_MASK;
5979 * still in message out phase, then the target has
5984 if ((fas->f_intr & FAS_INT_BUS) && phase == FAS_PHASE_MSG_OUT) {
5994 "SCSI bus MESSAGE OUT phase parity error");
7482 char phase;
7487 phase = fas_reg_read(fas, &fas->f_reg->fas_stat);
7488 phase &= FAS_PHASE_MASK;
7491 "fas_sync_wide_backoff: target %d: state=%x, phase=%x, sp=0x%p\n",
7492 tgt, state, phase, (void *)sp);
7582 * data phase
8158 * only abort while in data phase; otherwise we mess up msg phase
8181 * msg has actually gone out (ie. msg out phase occurred
8566 * only attempt to reset in data phase; during other phases
8591 * msg has actually gone out (ie. msg out phase occurred)
8675 * we get a hang in the next data in phase