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15  * Foundation, in version 2 as it comes in the "COPYING" file of the
16 * VirtualBox OSE distribution. VirtualBox OSE is distributed in the
60 * Note that these should not be in the ISA range (below 400h) to avoid
61 * conflicts with ISA device probing. Addresses in the 300h-340h range should be
76 /** Command buffer size in old saved states. */
79 /** The duration of software-initiated reset (in nano seconds).
190 * in host adapter RAM and contains several
352 * seems to be 256 bytes because the offset and count field in the command request
363 /** Current position in the command buffer. */
372 /** Position in the buffer we are reading next. */
382 /** Flag whether 24-bit mailboxes are in use (default is 32-bit). */
384 /** ISA I/O port base (encoded in FW-compatible format). */
389 /** Default ISA I/O port base in FW-compatible format. */
475 /** Register offsets in the I/O port space. */
606 /** Number of mailboxes in guest memory. */
625 * Structure of a mailbox in guest memory.
628 * are marked as reserved in the outgoing one.
636 /** Physical address of the CCB structure in the guest memory. */
660 } in;
670 /** Physical address of the CCB structure in the guest memory. */
797 /**The LUN in the device. */
820 /** The LUN in the device. */
853 * such that many fields are in the same location as in the older 24-bit CCB.
859 /** The LUN in the device. */
926 /** The LUN in the device. */
946 /** Next in the redo list. */
1064 pBusLogic->LocalRam.structured.autoSCSIData.fExtendedTranslation = true; /* Same as in geometry register. */
1159 /* Set the diagnostic active bit in the status register and clear the ready state. */
1176 * @param uMailboxCompletionCode Completion status code to set in the mailbox.
1182 pTaskState->MailboxGuest.u.in.uHostAdapterStatus = uHostAdapterStatus;
1183 pTaskState->MailboxGuest.u.in.uTargetDeviceStatus = uDeviceStatus;
1184 pTaskState->MailboxGuest.u.in.uCompletionCode = uMailboxCompletionCode;
1219 Mbx24.uCmdState = pTaskState->MailboxGuest.u.in.uCompletionCode;
1226 Log(("32-bit mailbox: completion code=%u, CCB at %RGp\n", pTaskState->MailboxGuest.u.in.uCompletionCode, (RTGCPHYS)pTaskState->MailboxGuest.u32PhysAddrCCB));
1265 Log(("%s: uHostAdapterStatus=%u\n", __FUNCTION__, pMailbox->u.in.uHostAdapterStatus));
1266 Log(("%s: uTargetDeviceStatus=%u\n", __FUNCTION__, pMailbox->u.in.uTargetDeviceStatus));
1267 Log(("%s: uCompletionCode=%u\n", __FUNCTION__, pMailbox->u.in.uCompletionCode));
1372 * The first one is that the data pointer entry in the CCB points to
1803 /* The reply length is set by the guest and is found in the first byte of the command buffer. */
1826 /* The PCI IRQ is not necessarily representable in this structure.
1851 /* The reply length is set by the guest and is found in the first byte of the command buffer. */
1870 /* The reply length is set by the guest and is found in the first byte of the command buffer. */
1889 * First element in the command buffer contains start offset to read from
1986 /* Each bit which is set in the 16bit wide variable means a present device. */
2092 /* Set the data in ready bit in the status register in case the command has a reply. */
2119 /* If the diagnostic active bit is set, we are in a guest-initiated
2123 * automatically after a period of time, in which case we can't show
2159 * Reply finished, set command complete bit, unset data-in ready bit and
2329 /* This command must be executed in R3 as it rehooks the ISA I/O port. */
2337 * The real adapter would set the Command register busy bit in the status register.
2339 * We don't need to do it because the guest does not continue execution while we are in this
2382 * @param GCPhysAddr Physical address (in GC) where the read starts.
2400 * @param GCPhysAddr Physical address (in GC) where the read starts.
2441 * @param cb The value size in bytes.
2549 * @param cb The value size in bytes.
3068 * a loaded mailbox. Do nothing in that case but leave a
3083 /* We got the mailbox, mark it as free in the guest. */
3574 Mbx32.u32PhysAddrCCB, Mbx32.u.in.uCompletionCode, Mbx32.u.in.uHostAdapterStatus, Mbx32.u.in.uTargetDeviceStatus);