i386 removal, part 64/x: Remove some leftovers in asr(4).
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84 #if !defined(I2O_ADPTR_HDR)
85 #define I2O_ADPTR_HDR
87 #include "i2omsg.h" /* Include the Base Message file */
90 #define I2OADPTR_REV 1_5_1 /* Header file revision string */
93 /*****************************************************************************
95 * i2oadptr.h -- I2O Adapter Class Message defintion file
98 * Revision History:
100 * 1.5.d 03/06/97 - First definition for spec. draft version 1.5d.
101 * 1.5.1 05/02/97 - Corrections from review cycle:
102 * 1) Remove "SCSI" from function definition comment.
103 * 2) Add revision string.
104 * 3) Convert tabs to spaces.
105 * 4) New disclaimer.
109 *****************************************************************************/
112 NOTES:
114 Gets, reads, receives, etc. are all even numbered functions.
115 Sets, writes, sends, etc. are all odd numbered functions.
116 Functions that both send and receive data can be either but an attempt is made
117 to use the function number that indicates the greater transfer amount.
118 Functions that do not send or receive data use odd function numbers.
120 Some functions are synonyms like read, receive and send, write.
122 All common functions will have a code of less than 0x80.
123 Unique functions to a class will start at 0x80.
124 Executive Functions start at 0xA0.
126 Utility Message function codes range from 0 - 0x1f
127 Base Message function codes range from 0x20 - 0xfe
128 Private Message function code is 0xff.
132 PRAGMA_ALIGN_PUSH
134 PRAGMA_PACK_PUSH
137 Bus Adapter Class specific functions
140 #define I2O_HBA_ADAPTER_RESET 0x85
141 #define I2O_HBA_BUS_QUIESCE 0x8b
142 #define I2O_HBA_BUS_RESET 0x87
143 #define I2O_HBA_BUS_SCAN 0x89
147 Detailed Status Codes for HBA operations
149 Note:
150 The 16-bit Detailed Status Code field for HBA operations is divided
151 into two separate 8-bit fields. The lower 8 bits are reserved. The
152 upper 8 bits are used to report Adapter Status information. The
153 definitions for these two fields, however, will be consistent with
154 the standard reply message frame structure declaration, which treats
155 this as a single 16-bit field. In addition, the values used will be
156 consistent with the Adapter Status codes defined for the SCSI
157 Peripheral class. Theses codes are based on CAM-1. In other words,
158 these definitions are a subset of the SCSI peripheral class codes.
159 Where applicable, "SCSI" has been removed from the definition.
163 #define I2O_HBA_DSC_MASK 0xFF00
165 #define I2O_HBA_DSC_SUCCESS 0x0000
166 #define I2O_HBA_DSC_ADAPTER_BUSY 0x0500
167 #define I2O_HBA_DSC_COMMAND_TIMEOUT 0x0B00
168 #define I2O_HBA_DSC_COMPLETE_WITH_ERROR 0x0400
169 #define I2O_HBA_DSC_FUNCTION_UNAVAILABLE 0x3A00
170 #define I2O_HBA_DSC_NO_ADAPTER 0x1100
171 #define I2O_HBA_DSC_PARITY_ERROR_FAILURE 0x0F00
172 #define I2O_HBA_DSC_PATH_INVALID 0x0700
173 #define I2O_HBA_DSC_PROVIDE_FAILURE 0x1600
174 #define I2O_HBA_DSC_QUEUE_FROZEN 0x4000
175 #define I2O_HBA_DSC_REQUEST_ABORTED 0x0200
176 #define I2O_HBA_DSC_REQUEST_INVALID 0x0600
177 #define I2O_HBA_DSC_REQUEST_LENGTH_ERROR 0x1500
178 #define I2O_HBA_DSC_REQUEST_TERMINATED 0x1800
179 #define I2O_HBA_DSC_RESOURCE_UNAVAILABLE 0x3400
180 #define I2O_HBA_DSC_BUS_BUSY 0x3F00
181 #define I2O_HBA_DSC_BUS_RESET 0x0E00
182 #define I2O_HBA_DSC_ID_INVALID 0x3900
183 #define I2O_HBA_DSC_SEQUENCE_FAILURE 0x1400
184 #define I2O_HBA_DSC_UNABLE_TO_ABORT 0x0300
185 #define I2O_HBA_DSC_UNABLE_TO_TERMINATE 0x0900
186 #define I2O_HBA_DSC_UNACKNOWLEDGED_EVENT 0x3500
187 #define I2O_HBA_DSC_UNEXPECTED_BUS_FREE 0x1300
191 /****************************************************************************/
193 /* Bus Adapter Parameter Groups */
195 /****************************************************************************/
198 #define I2O_HBA_CONTROLLER_INFO_GROUP_NO 0x0000
199 #define I2O_HBA_HISTORICAL_STATS_GROUP_NO 0x0100
200 #define I2O_HBA_SCSI_CONTROLLER_INFO_GROUP_NO 0x0200
201 #define I2O_HBA_SCSI_BUS_PORT_INFO_GROUP_NO 0x0201
202 #define I2O_HBA_FCA_CONTROLLER_INFO_GROUP_NO 0x0300
203 #define I2O_HBA_FCA_PORT_INFO_GROUP_NO 0x0301
206 /* - 0000h - HBA Controller Information Parameter Group */
208 /* Bus Type */
210 #define I2O_HBA_BUS_TYPE_GENERIC 0x00
211 #define I2O_HBA_BUS_TYPE_SCSI 0x01
212 #define I2O_HBA_BUS_TYPE_FCA 0x10
215 typedef struct _I2O_HBA_CONTROLLER_INFO_SCALAR {
216 U8 BusType;
217 U8 BusState;
218 U16 Reserved2;
219 U8 BusName[12];
220 } I2O_HBA_CONTROLLER_INFO_SCALAR, *PI2O_HBA_CONTROLLER_INFO_SCALAR;
223 /* - 0100h - HBA Historical Stats Parameter Group */
225 typedef struct _I2O_HBA_HIST_STATS_SCALAR {
226 U32 TimeLastPoweredUp;
227 U32 TimeLastReset;
228 } I2O_HBA_HIST_STATS_SCALAR, *PI2O_HBA_HIST_STATS_SCALAR;
231 /* - 0200h - HBA SCSI Controller Information Parameter Group */
233 /* SCSI Type */
235 #define I2O_SCSI_TYPE_UNKNOWN 0x00
236 #define I2O_SCSI_TYPE_SCSI_1 0x01
237 #define I2O_SCSI_TYPE_SCSI_2 0x02
238 #define I2O_SCSI_TYPE_SCSI_3 0x03
240 /* Protection Management */
242 #define I2O_SCSI_PORT_PROT_OTHER 0x00
243 #define I2O_SCSI_PORT_PROT_UNKNOWN 0x01
244 #define I2O_SCSI_PORT_PROT_UNPROTECTED 0x02
245 #define I2O_SCSI_PORT_PROT_PROTECTED 0x03
246 #define I2O_SCSI_PORT_PROT_SCC 0x04
248 /* Settings */
250 #define I2O_SCSI_PORT_PARITY_FLAG 0x01
251 #define I2O_SCSI_PORT_PARITY_DISABLED 0x00
252 #define I2O_SCSI_PORT_PARITY_ENABLED 0x01
254 #define I2O_SCSI_PORT_SCAN_ORDER_FLAG 0x02
255 #define I2O_SCSI_PORT_SCAN_LOW_TO_HIGH 0x00
256 #define I2O_SCSI_PORT_SCAN_HIGH_TO_LOW 0x02
258 #define I2O_SCSI_PORT_IID_FLAG 0x04
259 #define I2O_SCSI_PORT_IID_DEFAULT 0x00
260 #define I2O_SCSI_PORT_IID_SPECIFIED 0x04
262 #define I2O_SCSI_PORT_SCAM_FLAG 0x08
263 #define I2O_SCSI_PORT_SCAM_DISABLED 0x00
264 #define I2O_SCSI_PORT_SCAM_ENABLED 0x08
266 #define I2O_SCSI_PORT_TYPE_FLAG 0x80
267 #define I2O_SCSI_PORT_TYPE_PARALLEL 0x00
268 #define I2O_SCSI_PORT_TYPE_SERIAL 0x80
270 typedef struct _I2O_HBA_SCSI_CONTROLLER_INFO_SCALAR {
271 U8 SCSIType;
272 U8 ProtectionManagement;
273 U8 Settings;
274 U8 Reserved1;
275 U32 InitiatorID;
276 U64 ScanLun0Only;
277 U16 DisableDevice;
278 U8 MaxOffset;
279 U8 MaxDataWidth;
280 U64 MaxSyncRate;
281 } I2O_HBA_SCSI_CONTROLLER_INFO_SCALAR, *PI2O_HBA_SCSI_CONTROLLER_INFO_SCALAR;
284 /* - 0201h - HBA SCSI Bus Port Information Parameter Group */
286 /* NOTE: Refer to the SCSI Peripheral Class Bus Port Information Parameter
287 Group field definitions for HBA SCSI Bus Port field definitions.
290 typedef struct _I2O_HBA_SCSI_BUS_PORT_INFO_SCALAR {
291 U8 PhysicalInterface;
292 U8 ElectricalInterface;
293 U8 Isochronous;
294 U8 ConnectorType;
295 U8 ConnectorGender;
296 U8 Reserved1;
297 U16 Reserved2;
298 U32 MaxNumberDevices;
299 U32 DeviceIdBegin;
300 U32 DeviceIdEnd;
301 U8 LunBegin[8];
302 U8 LunEnd[8];
303 } I2O_HBA_SCSI_BUS_PORT_INFO_SCALAR, *PI2O_HBA_SCSI_BUS_PORT_INFO_SCALAR;
306 /* - 0300h - HBA FCA Controller Information Parameters Group defines */
308 /* SCSI Type */
310 #define I2O_FCA_TYPE_UNKNOWN 0x00
311 #define I2O_FCA_TYPE_FCAL 0x01
313 typedef struct _I2O_HBA_FCA_CONTROLLER_INFO_SCALAR {
314 U8 FcaType;
315 U8 Reserved1;
316 U16 Reserved2;
317 } I2O_HBA_FCA_CONTROLLER_INFO_SCALAR, *PI2O_HBA_FCA_CONTROLLER_INFO_SCALAR;
320 /* - 0301h - HBA FCA Port Information Parameters Group defines */
322 typedef struct _I2O_HBA_FCA_PORT_INFO_SCALAR {
323 U32 Reserved4;
324 } I2O_HBA_FCA_PORT_INFO_SCALAR, *PI2O_HBA_FCA_PORT_INFO_SCALAR;
327 /****************************************************************************/
329 /* I2O Bus Adapter Class Specific Message Definitions */
331 /****************************************************************************/
334 /****************************************************************************/
336 /* I2O Bus Adapter Class Reply Message Frame */
338 typedef struct _I2O_HBA_REPLY_MESSAGE_FRAME {
339 I2O_SINGLE_REPLY_MESSAGE_FRAME StdReplyFrame;
340 } I2O_HBA_REPLY_MESSAGE_FRAME, *PI2O_HBA_REPLY_MESSAGE_FRAME;
343 /****************************************************************************/
345 /* I2O HBA Adapter Reset Message Frame */
347 typedef struct _I2O_HBA_ADAPTER_RESET_MESSAGE {
348 I2O_MESSAGE_FRAME StdMessageFrame;
349 I2O_TRANSACTION_CONTEXT TransactionContext;
350 } I2O_HBA_ADAPTER_RESET_MESSAGE, *PI2O_HBA_ADAPTER_RESET_MESSAGE;
353 /****************************************************************************/
355 /* I2O HBA Bus Quiesce Message Frame */
357 typedef U32 I2O_HBQ_FLAGS;
359 #define I2O_HBQ_FLAG_NORMAL 0x0000
360 #define I2O_HBQ_FLAG_QUIESCE 0x0001
362 typedef struct _I2O_HBA_BUS_QUIESCE_MESSAGE {
363 I2O_MESSAGE_FRAME StdMessageFrame;
364 I2O_TRANSACTION_CONTEXT TransactionContext;
365 I2O_HBQ_FLAGS Flags;
366 } I2O_HBA_BUS_QUIESCE_MESSAGE, *PI2O_HBA_BUS_QUIESCE_MESSAGE;
369 /****************************************************************************/
371 /* I2O HBA Bus Reset Message Frame */
373 typedef struct _I2O_HBA_BUS_RESET_MESSAGE {
374 I2O_MESSAGE_FRAME StdMessageFrame;
375 I2O_TRANSACTION_CONTEXT TransactionContext;
376 } I2O_HBA_BUS_RESET_MESSAGE, *PI2O_HBA_BUS_RESET_MESSAGE;
379 /****************************************************************************/
381 /* I2O HBA Bus Scan Message Frame */
383 /* NOTE: SCSI-2 8-bit scalar LUN goes into offset 1 of Lun arrays */
385 typedef struct _I2O_HBA_BUS_SCAN_MESSAGE {
386 I2O_MESSAGE_FRAME StdMessageFrame;
387 I2O_TRANSACTION_CONTEXT TransactionContext;
388 } I2O_HBA_BUS_SCAN_MESSAGE, *PI2O_HBA_BUS_SCAN_MESSAGE;
391 PRAGMA_PACK_POP
393 PRAGMA_ALIGN_POP
395 #endif /* I2O_ADPTR_HDR */