1: MAJOR = 8                       / major # from bdevsw[]
   2: 
   3: / RX02 single-density bootstrap.
   4: /
   5: / 1995/12/02 - Now we have a boot for RX02!
   6: /	Based on the RK05 bootstrap.  Only 8 bytes
   7: /	to spare, though.  Should prove useful for those
   8: /	who have only RX02 boot ROM's and use a MSCP
   9: /	or RP/RM type system disk.
  10: /	 -Tim(shoppa@altair.krl.caltech.edu)
  11: /
  12: / disk boot program to load and transfer
  13: / to a unix entry.
  14: / for use with 1 KB byte blocks, CLSIZE is 8.
  15: / NDIRIN is the number of direct inode addresses (currently 4)
  16: / assembled size must be <= 512; if > 494, the 16-byte a.out header
  17: / must be removed
  18: 
  19: / options: none.  all options of reading an alternate name or echoing to
  20: /		  the keyboard had to be removed to make room for the
  21: /		  code which understands the new directory structure on disc
  22: 
  23: / constants:
  24: BSIZE   = 1024.                 / logical block size
  25: DENS    = 0.                    / 1 for double density, 0 for single density
  26:                                 / This is the only place you should have
  27:                                 / to change to switch this bootstrap for
  28:                                 / some other density.
  29: WC      = 64.*[1.+DENS]         / word count per floppy sector
  30: BC      = 2.*WC                 / byte count per floppy sector
  31: BCSHFT  = 7.+DENS               / shift to multiply by BC
  32: CLSIZE  = BSIZE\/BC             / physical floppy sectors per logical block
  33: CLSHFT  = 3.-DENS               / shift to multiply by CLSIZE
  34: CLMASK  = CLSIZE-1.             / mask for getting CLSHFT bits
  35: 
  36: INOSIZ  = 64.                   / size of inode in bytes
  37: NDIRIN  = 4.                    / number of direct inode addresses
  38: ADDROFF = 12.                   / offset of first address in inode
  39: INOPB   = BSIZE\/INOSIZ         / inodes per logical block
  40: INOFF   = 31.                   / inode offset = (INOPB * (SUPERB+1)) - 1
  41: PBSHFT  = -4                    / shift to divide by inodes per block
  42: 
  43: /  The boot options and device are placed in the last SZFLAGS bytes
  44: /  at the end of core by the kernel for autobooting.
  45: ENDCORE=        160000          / end of core, mem. management off
  46: SZFLAGS=        6               / size of boot flags
  47: BOOTOPTS=       2               / location of options, bytes below ENDCORE
  48: BOOTDEV=        4
  49: CHECKWORD=      6
  50: 
  51: .. = ENDCORE-512.-SZFLAGS       / save room for boot flags
  52: 
  53: / entry is made by jsr pc,*$0
  54: / so return can be rts pc
  55: 
  56: / establish sp, copy
  57: / program up to end of core.
  58: 
  59:         nop                     / These two lines must be present or DEC
  60:         br      start           / boot ROMs will refuse to run boot block!
  61: start:
  62:         mov     r0,unit
  63:         mov     r1,csr
  64:         mov     $..,sp
  65:         mov     sp,r1
  66:         clr     r0
  67: 1:
  68:         mov     (r0)+,(r1)+
  69:         cmp     r1,$end
  70:         blo     1b
  71:         jmp     *$2f
  72: 
  73: / On error, restart from here.
  74: restart:
  75:         clr     r0
  76: / clear core to make things clean
  77: 2:
  78:         clr     (r0)+
  79:         cmp     r0,sp
  80:         blo     2b
  81: 
  82:         mov     $bootnm, r1
  83:         mov     $2,r0                   / ROOTINO
  84:         jsr     pc,iget
  85:         clr     r2                      / offset
  86: again:
  87:         jsr     pc,readdir
  88:         beq     restart                 / error - restart
  89:         mov     4(r0),r4                / dp->d_namlen
  90:         cmp     r4,$bootlen             / if (bootlen == dp->d_namlen)
  91:         bne     again                   /    nope, go try next entry
  92:         mov     r0,r3
  93:         add     $6,r3                   / r3 = dp->d_name
  94:         mov     r1,r5                   / r5 = filename
  95: 9:
  96:         cmpb    (r3)+,(r5)+
  97:         bne     again                   / no match - go read next entry
  98:         sob     r4,9b
  99:         mov     (r0),r0                 / r0 = dp->d_ino
 100:         jsr     pc,iget                 / fetch boot's inode
 101:         br      loadfile                / 'boot'- go read it
 102: 
 103: / get the inode specified in r0
 104: iget:
 105:         add     $INOFF,r0
 106:         mov     r0,r5
 107:         ash     $PBSHFT,r0
 108:         bic     $!7777,r0
 109:         mov     r0,dno
 110:         clr     r0
 111:         jsr     pc,rblk
 112:         bic     $!17,r5
 113:         mov     $INOSIZ,r0
 114:         mul     r0,r5
 115:         add     $buf,r5
 116:         mov     $inod,r4
 117: 1:
 118:         movb    (r5)+,(r4)+
 119:         sob     r0,1b
 120:         rts     pc
 121: 
 122: readdir:
 123:         bit     $BSIZE-1,r2
 124:         bne     1f
 125:         jsr     pc,rmblk                / read mapped block (bno)
 126:                 br err                  / end of file branch
 127:         clr     r2                      / start at beginning of buf
 128: 1:
 129:         mov     $buf,r0
 130:         add     r2,r0                   / dp = buf+offset
 131:         add     buf+2(r2),r2            / dp += dp->d_reclen
 132:         tst     (r0)                    / dp->d_ino == 0?
 133:         beq     readdir                 / yes - go look at next
 134:         rts     pc                      / return with r0 = &dp->d_ino
 135: err:
 136:         clr     r0                      / return with
 137:         rts     pc                      / dp = NULL
 138: 
 139: loadfile:
 140:         clr     bno                     / start at block 0 of inode in 'inod'
 141: / read file into core until
 142: / a mapping error, (no disk address)
 143:         clr     r1
 144: 1:
 145:         jsr     pc,rmblk
 146:                 br 1f
 147:         mov     $buf,r2
 148: 2:
 149:         mov     (r2)+,(r1)+
 150:         cmp     r2,$buf+BSIZE
 151:         blo     2b
 152:         br      1b
 153: / relocate core around
 154: / assembler header
 155: 1:
 156:         clr     r0
 157:         cmp     (r0),$407
 158:         bne     2f
 159: 1:
 160:         mov     20(r0),(r0)+
 161:         cmp     r0,sp
 162:         blo     1b
 163: / enter program and
 164: / restart if return
 165: 2:
 166:         mov     ENDCORE-BOOTOPTS, r4
 167:         mov     unit,r3
 168:         ash     $3,r3                   / unit # in bits 3-5, partition # is 0
 169:         bis     $[MAJOR\<8.+DENS],r3    / Density bit is partition #.
 170:         mov     ENDCORE-CHECKWORD, r2
 171:         mov     csr,r1
 172:         jsr     pc,*$0
 173:         br      restart
 174: 
 175: / read a mapped block
 176: / offset in file is in bno.
 177: / skip if success, no skip if fail
 178: / the algorithm only handles a single
 179: / indirect block. that means that
 180: / files longer than NDIRIN+256 blocks (260kb) cannot
 181: / be loaded.
 182: rmblk:
 183:         add     $2,(sp)
 184:         mov     bno,r0
 185:         cmp     r0,$NDIRIN
 186:         blt     1f
 187:         mov     $NDIRIN,r0
 188: 1:
 189:         ash     $2,r0
 190:         mov     addr+2(r0),dno
 191:         mov     addr(r0),r0
 192:         bne     1f
 193:         tst     dno
 194:         beq     2f
 195: 1:
 196:         jsr     pc,rblk
 197:         mov     bno,r0
 198:         inc     bno
 199:         sub     $NDIRIN,r0
 200:         blt     1f
 201:         ash     $2,r0
 202:         mov     buf+2(r0),dno
 203:         mov     buf(r0),r0
 204:         bne     rblk
 205:         tst     dno
 206:         bne     rblk
 207: 2:
 208:         sub     $2,(sp)
 209: 1:
 210:         rts     pc
 211: 
 212: dmask   = DENS*0400
 213: read    = dmask + 7  /density, read function, and go
 214: empty   = dmask + 3  /density, empty function, and go
 215: 
 216: / rx02 single and double density read block routine.
 217: / low order address in dno.
 218: 
 219: rblk:
 220:         mov     r1,-(sp)
 221:         mov     r2,-(sp)
 222:         mov     r3,-(sp)
 223:         mov     r4,-(sp)
 224:         mov     r5,-(sp)        /we need a lot of registers for interleave
 225:                                 / calculations!  Can certainly be improved on!
 226:         mov     dno,r5          /count up the CLSIZE physical sectors in here.
 227:                                 /will use lowest CLSHFT bits to look for done
 228:                                 /and to compute position in buffer
 229: .if     CLSIZE-1
 230:         ash     $CLSHFT,r5              / multiply by CLSIZE
 231: .endif
 232: 8:      mov     r5,r1
 233:         clr     r0
 234:         div     $26.,r0
 235:         mov     r0,r4
 236:         asl     r1
 237:         cmp     $26.,r1
 238:         bgt     1f
 239:         inc     r1
 240: 1:      mov     r1,r3
 241:         mov     r4,r1
 242:         mul     $6,r1
 243:         add     r3,r1
 244:         clr     r0
 245:         div     $26.,r0
 246:         inc     r1  /physical sector
 247:         inc     r4
 248:         cmp     $77.,r4
 249:         bgt     3f
 250:         clr     r4
 251: 3:                      /physical track now in r4
 252:         mov     unit,r0
 253:         ash     $4.,r0
 254:         bis     $read,r0
 255:         mov     csr,r3
 256:         mov     r3,r2
 257:         mov     r0,(r2)+        /now r3 is csr, r2 is db
 258: 1:      tstb    (r3)
 259:         bpl     1b
 260:         mov     r1,(r2)
 261: 1:      tstb    (r3)
 262:         bpl     1b
 263:         mov     r4,(r2)
 264: 1:      bit     (r3),$040
 265:         beq     1b
 266:         mov     $empty,(r3)
 267: 1:      tstb    (r3)
 268:         bpl     1b
 269:         mov     $WC,(r2)
 270: 1:      tstb    (r3)
 271:         bpl     1b
 272:         mov     r5,r0
 273:         bic     $!CLMASK,r0     /lowest bits of r5 had the section of buffer
 274:         ash     $BCSHFT,r0
 275:         add     $buf,r0
 276:         mov     r0,(r2)
 277: 1:      bit     (r3),$040
 278:         beq     1b
 279:         inc     r5
 280:         bit     r5,$CLMASK
 281:         bne     8b
 282:         mov     (sp)+,r5
 283:         mov     (sp)+,r4
 284:         mov     (sp)+,r3
 285:         mov     (sp)+,r2
 286:         mov     (sp)+,r1
 287:         rts     pc
 288: 
 289: bootnm: <boot\0\0>
 290: bootlen = 4                     / strlen(bootnm)
 291: unit: 0
 292: csr: 0
 293: end:
 294: 
 295: inod = ..-512.-BSIZE            / room for inod, buf, stack
 296: addr = inod+ADDROFF             / first address in inod
 297: buf = inod+INOSIZ
 298: bno = buf+BSIZE
 299: dno = bno+2

Defined functions

ADDROFF defined in line 38; used 1 times
BC defined in line 30; used 1 times
  • in line 32
BCSHFT defined in line 31; used 1 times
BOOTDEV defined in line 48; never used
BOOTOPTS defined in line 47; used 1 times
BSIZE defined in line 24; used 6 times
CHECKWORD defined in line 49; used 1 times
CLMASK defined in line 34; used 2 times
CLSHFT defined in line 33; used 1 times
CLSIZE defined in line 32; used 2 times
DENS defined in line 25; used 5 times
ENDCORE defined in line 45; used 3 times
INOFF defined in line 40; used 1 times
INOPB defined in line 39; never used
INOSIZ defined in line 36; used 3 times
MAJOR defined in line 1; used 1 times
NDIRIN defined in line 37; used 3 times
PBSHFT defined in line 41; used 1 times
SZFLAGS defined in line 46; used 1 times
  • in line 51
WC defined in line 29; used 2 times
addr defined in line 296; used 2 times
again defined in line 86; used 2 times
bno defined in line 298; used 5 times
bootlen defined in line 290; used 1 times
  • in line 90
bootnm defined in line 289; used 1 times
  • in line 82
buf defined in line 297; used 9 times
csr defined in line 292; used 3 times
dmask defined in line 212; used 2 times
dno defined in line 299; used 6 times
empty defined in line 214; used 1 times
end defined in line 293; used 1 times
  • in line 69
err defined in line 135; used 1 times
iget defined in line 104; used 2 times
inod defined in line 295; used 3 times
loadfile defined in line 139; used 1 times
rblk defined in line 219; used 4 times
read defined in line 213; used 1 times
readdir defined in line 122; used 2 times
restart defined in line 74; used 2 times
rmblk defined in line 182; used 2 times
start defined in line 61; used 1 times
  • in line 60
unit defined in line 291; used 3 times
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