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m68k/scsi: gvp11 - Extract check_wd33c93()

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Acked-by: James Bottomley <James.Bottomley@suse.de>
Signed-off-by: Geert Uytterhoeven <geert@linux-m68k.org>
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Geert Uytterhoeven 2009-05-17 20:44:16 +02:00
parent a8169e6057
commit 11ca46eaf2
1 changed files with 83 additions and 77 deletions
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drivers/scsi/gvp11.c
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@ -22,6 +22,8 @@
#include <linux/stat.h>
#define CHECK_WD33C93
static irqreturn_t gvp11_intr(int irq, void *data)
{
struct Scsi_Host *instance = data;
@ -167,7 +169,85 @@ static void dma_stop(struct Scsi_Host *instance, struct scsi_cmnd *SCpnt,
}
}
#define CHECK_WD33C93
static int __init check_wd33c93(gvp11_scsiregs *regs)
{
#ifdef CHECK_WD33C93
volatile unsigned char *sasr_3393, *scmd_3393;
unsigned char save_sasr;
unsigned char q, qq;
/*
* These darn GVP boards are a problem - it can be tough to tell
* whether or not they include a SCSI controller. This is the
* ultimate Yet-Another-GVP-Detection-Hack in that it actually
* probes for a WD33c93 chip: If we find one, it's extremely
* likely that this card supports SCSI, regardless of Product_
* Code, Board_Size, etc.
*/
/* Get pointers to the presumed register locations and save contents */
sasr_3393 = &regs->SASR;
scmd_3393 = &regs->SCMD;
save_sasr = *sasr_3393;
/* First test the AuxStatus Reg */
q = *sasr_3393; /* read it */
if (q & 0x08) /* bit 3 should always be clear */
return -ENODEV;
*sasr_3393 = WD_AUXILIARY_STATUS; /* setup indirect address */
if (*sasr_3393 == WD_AUXILIARY_STATUS) { /* shouldn't retain the write */
*sasr_3393 = save_sasr; /* Oops - restore this byte */
return -ENODEV;
}
if (*sasr_3393 != q) { /* should still read the same */
*sasr_3393 = save_sasr; /* Oops - restore this byte */
return -ENODEV;
}
if (*scmd_3393 != q) /* and so should the image at 0x1f */
return -ENODEV;
/*
* Ok, we probably have a wd33c93, but let's check a few other places
* for good measure. Make sure that this works for both 'A and 'B
* chip versions.
*/
*sasr_3393 = WD_SCSI_STATUS;
q = *scmd_3393;
*sasr_3393 = WD_SCSI_STATUS;
*scmd_3393 = ~q;
*sasr_3393 = WD_SCSI_STATUS;
qq = *scmd_3393;
*sasr_3393 = WD_SCSI_STATUS;
*scmd_3393 = q;
if (qq != q) /* should be read only */
return -ENODEV;
*sasr_3393 = 0x1e; /* this register is unimplemented */
q = *scmd_3393;
*sasr_3393 = 0x1e;
*scmd_3393 = ~q;
*sasr_3393 = 0x1e;
qq = *scmd_3393;
*sasr_3393 = 0x1e;
*scmd_3393 = q;
if (qq != q || qq != 0xff) /* should be read only, all 1's */
return -ENODEV;
*sasr_3393 = WD_TIMEOUT_PERIOD;
q = *scmd_3393;
*sasr_3393 = WD_TIMEOUT_PERIOD;
*scmd_3393 = ~q;
*sasr_3393 = WD_TIMEOUT_PERIOD;
qq = *scmd_3393;
*sasr_3393 = WD_TIMEOUT_PERIOD;
*scmd_3393 = q;
if (qq != (~q & 0xff)) /* should be read/write */
return -ENODEV;
#endif /* CHECK_WD33C93 */
return 0;
}
int __init gvp11_detect(struct scsi_host_template *tpnt)
{
@ -181,11 +261,6 @@ int __init gvp11_detect(struct scsi_host_template *tpnt)
gvp11_scsiregs *regs;
wd33c93_regs wdregs;
int num_gvp11 = 0;
#ifdef CHECK_WD33C93
volatile unsigned char *sasr_3393, *scmd_3393;
unsigned char save_sasr;
unsigned char q, qq;
#endif
if (!MACH_IS_AMIGA || called)
return 0;
@ -226,77 +301,9 @@ int __init gvp11_detect(struct scsi_host_template *tpnt)
if (!request_mem_region(address, 256, "wd33c93"))
continue;
#ifdef CHECK_WD33C93
/*
* These darn GVP boards are a problem - it can be tough to tell
* whether or not they include a SCSI controller. This is the
* ultimate Yet-Another-GVP-Detection-Hack in that it actually
* probes for a WD33c93 chip: If we find one, it's extremely
* likely that this card supports SCSI, regardless of Product_
* Code, Board_Size, etc.
*/
/* Get pointers to the presumed register locations and save contents */
sasr_3393 = &(((gvp11_scsiregs *)(ZTWO_VADDR(address)))->SASR);
scmd_3393 = &(((gvp11_scsiregs *)(ZTWO_VADDR(address)))->SCMD);
save_sasr = *sasr_3393;
/* First test the AuxStatus Reg */
q = *sasr_3393; /* read it */
if (q & 0x08) /* bit 3 should always be clear */
regs = (gvp11_scsiregs *)(ZTWO_VADDR(address));
if (check_wd33c93(regs))
goto release;
*sasr_3393 = WD_AUXILIARY_STATUS; /* setup indirect address */
if (*sasr_3393 == WD_AUXILIARY_STATUS) { /* shouldn't retain the write */
*sasr_3393 = save_sasr; /* Oops - restore this byte */
goto release;
}
if (*sasr_3393 != q) { /* should still read the same */
*sasr_3393 = save_sasr; /* Oops - restore this byte */
goto release;
}
if (*scmd_3393 != q) /* and so should the image at 0x1f */
goto release;
/*
* Ok, we probably have a wd33c93, but let's check a few other places
* for good measure. Make sure that this works for both 'A and 'B
* chip versions.
*/
*sasr_3393 = WD_SCSI_STATUS;
q = *scmd_3393;
*sasr_3393 = WD_SCSI_STATUS;
*scmd_3393 = ~q;
*sasr_3393 = WD_SCSI_STATUS;
qq = *scmd_3393;
*sasr_3393 = WD_SCSI_STATUS;
*scmd_3393 = q;
if (qq != q) /* should be read only */
goto release;
*sasr_3393 = 0x1e; /* this register is unimplemented */
q = *scmd_3393;
*sasr_3393 = 0x1e;
*scmd_3393 = ~q;
*sasr_3393 = 0x1e;
qq = *scmd_3393;
*sasr_3393 = 0x1e;
*scmd_3393 = q;
if (qq != q || qq != 0xff) /* should be read only, all 1's */
goto release;
*sasr_3393 = WD_TIMEOUT_PERIOD;
q = *scmd_3393;
*sasr_3393 = WD_TIMEOUT_PERIOD;
*scmd_3393 = ~q;
*sasr_3393 = WD_TIMEOUT_PERIOD;
qq = *scmd_3393;
*sasr_3393 = WD_TIMEOUT_PERIOD;
*scmd_3393 = q;
if (qq != (~q & 0xff)) /* should be read/write */
goto release;
#endif
instance = scsi_register(tpnt, sizeof(struct WD33C93_hostdata));
if (instance == NULL)
@ -311,7 +318,6 @@ int __init gvp11_detect(struct scsi_host_template *tpnt)
else
hdata->dma_xfer_mask = default_dma_xfer_mask;
regs = (gvp11_scsiregs *)(instance->base);
regs->secret2 = 1;
regs->secret1 = 0;
regs->secret3 = 15;