source: xtideuniversalbios/trunk/XTIDE_Universal_BIOS/Src/Handlers/Int13h.asm @ 589

; Project name  :   XTIDE Universal BIOS
; Description   :   Int 13h BIOS functions (Floppy and Hard disk).

;
; XTIDE Universal BIOS and Associated Tools
; Copyright (C) 2009-2010 by Tomi Tilli, 2011-2013 by XTIDE Universal BIOS Team.
;
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; Section containing code
SECTION .text

;--------------------------------------------------------------------
; Int 13h software interrupt handler.
; This handler changes stack to top of stolen conventional memory
; and then calls the actual INT 13h handler (Int13h_DiskFunctionsHandler).
;
; Int13h_DiskFunctionsHandlerWithStackChange
;   Parameters:
;       AH:     Bios function
;       DL:     Drive number
;       Other:  Depends on function
;   Returns:
;       Depends on function
;--------------------------------------------------------------------
%ifdef RELOCATE_INT13H_STACK
ALIGN JUMP_ALIGN
Int13h_DiskFunctionsHandlerWithStackChange:
    sti         ; Enable interrupts
    ; TODO: Maybe we need to save Flags (DF) as well?
    push    ds  ; Save DS:DI on the original stack
    push    di
    call    RamVars_GetSegmentToDS

    ; Store entry registers to RAMVARS
%ifdef USE_386
    pop     DWORD [RAMVARS.dwStackChangeDSDI]
%else
    pop     WORD [RAMVARS.wStackChangeDI]   ; Pop DS:DI to the top of what
    pop     WORD [RAMVARS.wStackChangeDS]   ; is to become the new stack
%endif
    mov     [RAMVARS.fpInt13hEntryStack], sp
    mov     [RAMVARS.fpInt13hEntryStack+2], ss

    ; Load new stack and restore DS and DI
    mov     di, ds      ; We can save 2 bytes by using PUSH/POP but it's slower
    mov     ss, di      ; No need to wrap with CLI/STI since this is for AT only (286+)
    mov     sp, RAMVARS.rgbTopOfStack-4
    pop     di          ; DI before stack change
    pop     ds          ; DS before stack change

    ; Call INT 13h
    pushf
    push    cs
    call    Int13h_DiskFunctionsHandler

    ; Restore stack (we must not corrupt FLAGS!)
%ifdef USE_386
    lss     sp, [ss:RAMVARS.fpInt13hEntryStack]
%else
    cli
    mov     sp, [ss:RAMVARS.fpInt13hEntryStack]
    mov     ss, [ss:RAMVARS.fpInt13hEntryStack+2]
    sti
%endif
    retf    2           ; Skip FLAGS from stack
%endif ; RELOCATE_INT13H_STACK


;--------------------------------------------------------------------
; Int 13h software interrupt handler.
; Jumps to specific function defined in AH.
;
; Note to developers: Do not make recursive INT 13h calls!
;
; Int13h_DiskFunctionsHandler
;   Parameters:
;       AH:     Bios function
;       DL:     Drive number
;       Other:  Depends on function
;   Returns:
;       Depends on function
;--------------------------------------------------------------------
ALIGN JUMP_ALIGN
Int13h_DiskFunctionsHandler:
%ifndef RELOCATE_INT13H_STACK
    sti                                 ; Enable interrupts
%endif
    cld                                 ; String instructions to increment pointers
    ePUSHA
    push    ds
    push    es
%ifdef USE_386
;   push    fs
;   push    gs
%endif
    sub     sp, BYTE SIZE_OF_IDEPACK_WITHOUT_INTPACK
    mov     bp, sp
    call    RamVars_GetSegmentToDS

%ifdef MODULE_DRIVEXLATE
    call    DriveXlate_ToOrBack
%endif
    call    FindDPT_ForDriveNumberInDL  ; DS:DI points to our DPT, or NULL if not our drive
    jc      SHORT .NotOurDrive          ; DPT not found so this is not one of our drives

.OurFunction:
    ; Jump to correct BIOS function
    eMOVZX  bx, ah
    eSHL_IM bx, 1
    cmp     ah, 25h                     ; Possible EBIOS function?
%ifndef MODULE_EBIOS
    ja      SHORT UnsupportedFunction
    jmp     [cs:bx+g_rgw13hFuncJump]    ; Jump to BIOS function

%else ; If using MODULE_EBIOS
    ja      SHORT .JumpToEbiosFunction
    jmp     [cs:bx+g_rgw13hFuncJump]    ; Jump to BIOS function

ALIGN JUMP_ALIGN
.JumpToEbiosFunction:
    test    BYTE [di+DPT.bFlagsLow], FLGL_DPT_LBA
    jz      SHORT UnsupportedFunction   ; No eINT 13h for CHS drives
    sub     bl, 41h<<1                  ; BX = Offset to eINT 13h jump table
    jb      SHORT UnsupportedFunction
    cmp     ah, 48h
    ja      SHORT UnsupportedFunction
    jmp     [cs:bx+g_rgwEbiosFunctionJumpTable]
%endif  ; MODULE_EBIOS


ALIGN JUMP_ALIGN
.NotOurDrive:
    test    ah, ah
    jz      SHORT .OurFunction          ; We handle all function 0h requests (resets)

%ifndef MODULE_SERIAL_FLOPPY
; Without floppy support, we handle only hard disk traffic for function 08h.
    test    dl, dl
    jns     SHORT Int13h_DirectCallToAnotherBios
%endif
; With floppy support, we handle all traffic for function 08h, as we need to wrap both hard disk and floppy drive counts.
    cmp     ah, GET_DRIVE_PARAMETERS
    je      SHORT .OurFunction
    ; Fall to Int13h_DirectCallToAnotherBios


;--------------------------------------------------------------------
; UnsupportedFunction
; Int13h_DirectCallToAnotherBios
;   Parameters:
;       DL:     Translated drive number
;       DS:     RAMVARS segment
;       SS:BP:  Ptr to IDEPACK
;       BX, DI: Corrupted on Int13h_DiskFunctionsHandler
;       Other:  Function specific INT 13h parameters
;   Returns:
;       Depends on function
;   Corrupts registers:
;       Flags
;--------------------------------------------------------------------
ALIGN JUMP_ALIGN
UnsupportedFunction:
Int13h_DirectCallToAnotherBios:
%ifdef MODULE_DRIVEXLATE
    ; Disable drive number translations in case of recursive INT 13h calls
    mov     [RAMVARS.xlateVars+XLATEVARS.bXlatedDrv], dl
    push    WORD [RAMVARS.xlateVars+XLATEVARS.wFDandHDswap]
    call    DriveXlate_Reset            ; No translation
%endif

    push    bp                          ; Store offset to IDEPACK (SS:SP now points it)

    ; Simulate INT by pushing flags and return address
    push    WORD [bp+IDEPACK.intpack+INTPACK.flags]
%if 0
    ; No standard INT 13h function uses FLAGS as parameters so no need to restore them
    popf
    pushf
%endif
    push    cs
    ePUSH_T di, .ReturnFromAnotherBios  ; Can not corrupt flags

    ; Push old INT 13h handler and restore registers
    push    WORD [RAMVARS.fpOldI13h+2]
    push    WORD [RAMVARS.fpOldI13h]
    mov     bx, [bp+IDEPACK.intpack+INTPACK.bx]
    mov     di, [bp+IDEPACK.intpack+INTPACK.di]
    mov     ds, [bp+IDEPACK.intpack+INTPACK.ds]
    mov     bp, [bp+IDEPACK.intpack+INTPACK.bp]
    retf                                ; "Return" to old INT 13h
.ReturnFromAnotherBios:

%if 0
    ; We need to restore our pointer to IDEPACK but we cannot corrupt any register
    push    ax                          ; Dummy WORD
    cli
    xchg    bp, sp
    mov     [bp], sp                    ; Replace dummy WORD with returned BP
    mov     sp, [bp+2]                  ; Load offset to IDEPACK
    xchg    sp, bp
    sti                                 ; We would have set IF anyway when exiting INT 13h
    pop     WORD [bp+IDEPACK.intpack+INTPACK.bp]
%endif
    ; Actually we can corrupt BP since no standard INT 13h function uses it as return
    ; register. Above code is kept here just in case if there is some non-standard function.
    ; POP BP below also belongs to the above code.
    pop     bp                          ; Clean IDEPACK offset from stack

    ; Store remaining returned values to INTPACK
%ifdef USE_386
; We do not use GS or FS at the moment
;   mov     [bp+IDEPACK.intpack+INTPACK.gs], gs
;   mov     [bp+IDEPACK.intpack+INTPACK.fs], fs
%endif
    mov     [bp+IDEPACK.intpack+INTPACK.es], es
    mov     [bp+IDEPACK.intpack+INTPACK.ds], ds
    mov     [bp+IDEPACK.intpack+INTPACK.di], di
    mov     [bp+IDEPACK.intpack+INTPACK.si], si
    mov     [bp+IDEPACK.intpack+INTPACK.bx], bx
%ifdef MODULE_DRIVEXLATE
    mov     [bp+IDEPACK.intpack+INTPACK.dh], dh
%else
    mov     [bp+IDEPACK.intpack+INTPACK.dx], dx
%endif
    mov     [bp+IDEPACK.intpack+INTPACK.cx], cx
    mov     [bp+IDEPACK.intpack+INTPACK.ax], ax
    pushf
    pop     WORD [bp+IDEPACK.intpack+INTPACK.flags]
    call    RamVars_GetSegmentToDS

%ifdef MODULE_DRIVEXLATE
    ; Restore drive number translation back to what it was
    pop     WORD [RAMVARS.xlateVars+XLATEVARS.wFDandHDswap]
    cmp     dl, [RAMVARS.xlateVars+XLATEVARS.bXlatedDrv]    ; DL is still drive number?
    je      SHORT Int13h_ReturnFromHandlerAfterStoringErrorCodeFromAH
    mov     [bp+IDEPACK.intpack+INTPACK.dl], dl ; Something is returned in DL
%endif
    jmp     SHORT Int13h_ReturnFromHandlerAfterStoringErrorCodeFromAH


%ifdef MODULE_SERIAL_FLOPPY
;--------------------------------------------------------------------
; Int13h_ReturnSuccessForFloppy
;
; Some operations, such as format of a floppy disk track, should just
; return success, while for hard disks it should be treated as unsupported.
;--------------------------------------------------------------------
ALIGN JUMP_ALIGN
Int13h_ReturnSuccessForFloppy:
    test    dl, dl
    js      SHORT UnsupportedFunction
    xor     ah, ah
    jmp     SHORT Int13h_ReturnFromHandlerAfterStoringErrorCodeFromAH
%endif


;--------------------------------------------------------------------
; Int13h_ReturnFromHandlerAfterStoringErrorCodeFromAHandTransferredSectorsFromCL
;   Parameters:
;       AH:     BIOS Error code
;       CL:     Number of sectors actually transferred
;       SS:BP:  Ptr to IDEPACK
;   Returns:
;       All registers are loaded from INTPACK
;--------------------------------------------------------------------
ALIGN JUMP_ALIGN
Int13h_ReturnFromHandlerAfterStoringErrorCodeFromAHandTransferredSectorsFromCL:
    mov     [bp+IDEPACK.intpack+INTPACK.al], cl
    ; Fall to Int13h_ReturnFromHandlerAfterStoringErrorCodeFromAH


;--------------------------------------------------------------------
; Int13h_ReturnFromHandlerAfterStoringErrorCodeFromAH
; Int13h_ReturnFromHandlerWithoutStoringErrorCode
;   Parameters:
;       AH:     BIOS Error code
;       SS:BP:  Ptr to IDEPACK
;   Returns:
;       All registers are loaded from INTPACK
;--------------------------------------------------------------------
ALIGN JUMP_ALIGN
Int13h_ReturnFromHandlerAfterStoringErrorCodeFromAH:
%ifdef MODULE_SERIAL_FLOPPY
    mov     al, [bp+IDEPACK.intpack+INTPACK.dl]
Int13h_ReturnFromHandlerAfterStoringErrorCodeFromAH_ALHasDriveNumber:
    call    Int13h_SetErrorCodeToBdaAndToIntpackInSSBPfromAH_ALHasDriveNumber

%else
    call    Int13h_SetErrorCodeToBdaAndToIntpackInSSBPfromAH
%endif

Int13h_ReturnFromHandlerWithoutStoringErrorCode:
    ; Always return with interrupts enabled since there are programs that rely
    ; on INT 13h to enable interrupts.
    or      BYTE [bp+IDEPACK.intpack+INTPACK.flags+1], (FLG_FLAGS_IF>>8)

    lea     sp, [bp+SIZE_OF_IDEPACK_WITHOUT_INTPACK]
%ifdef USE_386
;   pop     gs
;   pop     fs
%endif
    pop     es
    pop     ds
    ePOPA
    iret


;--------------------------------------------------------------------
; Int13h_CallPreviousInt13hHandler
;   Parameters:
;       AH:     INT 13h function to call
;       DL:     Drive number
;       DS:     RAMVARS segment
;   Returns:
;       Depends on function
;       NOTE: ES:DI needs to be returned from the previous interrupt
;             handler, for floppy DPT in function 08h
;   Corrupts registers:
;       None
;--------------------------------------------------------------------
ALIGN JUMP_ALIGN
Int13h_CallPreviousInt13hHandler:
    pushf                       ; Simulate INT by pushing flags
    call far [RAMVARS.fpOldI13h]
    ret


;--------------------------------------------------------------------
; Int13h_SetErrorCodeToBdaAndToIntpackInSSBPfromAH_ALHasDriveNumber
; Int13h_SetErrorCodeToBdaAndToIntpackInSSBPfromAH
; Int13h_SetErrorCodeToIntpackInSSBPfromAH
;   Parameters:
;       AH:     BIOS error code (00h = no error)
;       SS:BP:  Ptr to IDEPACK
;   Returns:
;       SS:BP:  Ptr to IDEPACK with error condition set
;   Corrupts registers:
;       DS, BX, DI
;--------------------------------------------------------------------
ALIGN JUMP_ALIGN
%ifdef MODULE_SERIAL_FLOPPY
Int13h_SetErrorCodeToBdaAndToIntpackInSSBPfromAH_ALHasDriveNumber:
    ; Store error code to BDA
    mov     bx, BDA.bHDLastSt
    test    al, al
    js      SHORT .HardDisk
    mov     bl, BDA.bFDRetST & 0xff
.HardDisk:
    LOAD_BDA_SEGMENT_TO ds, di
    mov     [bx], ah
    ; Fall to Int13h_SetErrorCodeToIntpackInSSBPfromAH

%else
Int13h_SetErrorCodeToBdaAndToIntpackInSSBPfromAH:
    ; Store error code to BDA
    LOAD_BDA_SEGMENT_TO ds, di
    mov     [BDA.bHDLastSt], ah
    ; Fall to Int13h_SetErrorCodeToIntpackInSSBPfromAH
%endif

    ; Store error code to INTPACK
Int13h_SetErrorCodeToIntpackInSSBPfromAH:
    mov     [bp+IDEPACK.intpack+INTPACK.ah], ah
    test    ah, ah
    jnz     SHORT .SetCFtoIntpack
    and     BYTE [bp+IDEPACK.intpack+INTPACK.flags], ~FLG_FLAGS_CF
    ret
.SetCFtoIntpack:
    or      BYTE [bp+IDEPACK.intpack+INTPACK.flags], FLG_FLAGS_CF
    ret


; Jump table for correct BIOS function
ALIGN WORD_ALIGN
g_rgw13hFuncJump:
    dw  AH0h_HandlerForDiskControllerReset          ; 00h, Disk Controller Reset (All)
    dw  AH1h_HandlerForReadDiskStatus               ; 01h, Read Disk Status (All)
    dw  AH2h_HandlerForReadDiskSectors              ; 02h, Read Disk Sectors (All)
    dw  AH3h_HandlerForWriteDiskSectors             ; 03h, Write Disk Sectors (All)
    dw  AH4h_HandlerForVerifyDiskSectors            ; 04h, Verify Disk Sectors (All)
%ifdef MODULE_SERIAL_FLOPPY
    dw  Int13h_ReturnSuccessForFloppy               ; 05h, Format Disk Track (XT, AT, EISA)
%else
    dw  UnsupportedFunction                         ; 05h, Format Disk Track (XT, AT, EISA)
%endif
    dw  UnsupportedFunction                         ; 06h, Format Disk Track with Bad Sectors (XT)
    dw  UnsupportedFunction                         ; 07h, Format Multiple Cylinders (XT)
    dw  AH8h_HandlerForReadDiskDriveParameters      ; 08h, Read Disk Drive Parameters (All)
    dw  AH9h_HandlerForInitializeDriveParameters    ; 09h, Initialize Drive Parameters (All)
    dw  UnsupportedFunction                         ; 0Ah, Read Disk Sectors with ECC (XT, AT, EISA)
    dw  UnsupportedFunction                         ; 0Bh, Write Disk Sectors with ECC (XT, AT, EISA)
    dw  AHCh_HandlerForSeek                         ; 0Ch, Seek (All)
    dw  AH9h_HandlerForInitializeDriveParameters    ; 0Dh, Alternate Disk Reset (All)
    dw  UnsupportedFunction                         ; 0Eh, Read Sector Buffer (XT, PS/1), ESDI Undocumented Diagnostic (PS/2)
    dw  UnsupportedFunction                         ; 0Fh, Write Sector Buffer (XT, PS/1), ESDI Undocumented Diagnostic (PS/2)
    dw  AH10h_HandlerForCheckDriveReady             ; 10h, Check Drive Ready (All)
    dw  AH11h_HandlerForRecalibrate                 ; 11h, Recalibrate (All)
    dw  UnsupportedFunction                         ; 12h, Controller RAM Diagnostic (XT)
    dw  UnsupportedFunction                         ; 13h, Drive Diagnostic (XT)
    dw  AH10h_HandlerForCheckDriveReady             ; 14h, Controller Internal Diagnostic (All)
    dw  AH15h_HandlerForReadDiskDriveSize           ; 15h, Read Disk Drive Size (AT+)
    dw  UnsupportedFunction                         ; 16h,
    dw  UnsupportedFunction                         ; 17h,
    dw  UnsupportedFunction                         ; 18h,
    dw  UnsupportedFunction                         ; 19h, Park Heads (PS/2)
    dw  UnsupportedFunction                         ; 1Ah, Format ESDI Drive (PS/2)
    dw  UnsupportedFunction                         ; 1Bh, Get ESDI Manufacturing Header (PS/2)
    dw  UnsupportedFunction                         ; 1Ch, ESDI Special Functions (PS/2)
    dw  UnsupportedFunction                         ; 1Dh,
%ifdef MODULE_8BIT_IDE_ADVANCED
    dw  AH1Eh_HandlerForXTCFfeatures                ; 1Eh, Lo-tech XT-CF features (XTIDE Universal BIOS)
%else
    dw  UnsupportedFunction                         ; 1Eh,
%endif
    dw  UnsupportedFunction                         ; 1Fh,
    dw  UnsupportedFunction                         ; 20h,
    dw  UnsupportedFunction                         ; 21h, Read Disk Sectors, Multiple Blocks (PS/1)
    dw  UnsupportedFunction                         ; 22h, Write Disk Sectors, Multiple Blocks (PS/1)
    dw  AH23h_HandlerForSetControllerFeatures       ; 23h, Set Controller Features Register (PS/1)
    dw  AH24h_HandlerForSetMultipleBlocks           ; 24h, Set Multiple Blocks (PS/1)
    dw  AH25h_HandlerForGetDriveInformation         ; 25h, Get Drive Information (PS/1)

%ifdef MODULE_EBIOS
g_rgwEbiosFunctionJumpTable:
    dw  AH41h_HandlerForCheckIfExtensionsPresent    ; 41h, Check if Extensions Present (EBIOS)*
    dw  AH42h_HandlerForExtendedReadSectors         ; 42h, Extended Read Sectors (EBIOS)*
    dw  AH43h_HandlerForExtendedWriteSectors        ; 43h, Extended Write Sectors (EBIOS)*
    dw  AH44h_HandlerForExtendedVerifySectors       ; 44h, Extended Verify Sectors (EBIOS)*
    dw  UnsupportedFunction                         ; 45h, Lock and Unlock Drive (EBIOS)***
    dw  UnsupportedFunction                         ; 46h, Eject Media Request (EBIOS)***
    dw  AH47h_HandlerForExtendedSeek                ; 47h, Extended Seek (EBIOS)*
    dw  AH48h_HandlerForGetExtendedDriveParameters  ; 48h, Get Extended Drive Parameters (EBIOS)*
;   dw  UnsupportedFunction                         ; 49h, Get Extended Disk Change Status (EBIOS)***
;   dw  UnsupportedFunction                         ; 4Ah, Initiate Disk Emulation (Bootable CD-ROM)
;   dw  UnsupportedFunction                         ; 4Bh, Terminate Disk Emulation (Bootable CD-ROM)
;   dw  UnsupportedFunction                         ; 4Ch, Initiate Disk Emulation and Boot (Bootable CD-ROM)
;   dw  UnsupportedFunction                         ; 4Dh, Return Boot Catalog (Bootable CD-ROM)
;   dw  UnsupportedFunction                         ; 4Eh, Set Hardware Configuration (EBIOS)**
;
;   * = Enhanced Drive Access Support (minimum required EBIOS functions)
;  ** = Enhanced Disk Drive (EDD) Support
; *** = Drive Locking and Ejecting Support
%endif