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20 #ifndef __fwcmd_eth_bmap_h__
21 #define __fwcmd_eth_bmap_h__
22 #include "fwcmd_hdr_bmap.h"
23 #include "fwcmd_types_bmap.h"
25 struct MIB_ETH_STATISTICS_PARAMS_IN {
26 u32 rsvd0;
27 } __packed;
29 struct BE_RXF_STATS {
30 u32 p0recvdtotalbytesLSD; /* DWORD 0 */
31 u32 p0recvdtotalbytesMSD; /* DWORD 1 */
32 u32 p0recvdtotalframes; /* DWORD 2 */
33 u32 p0recvdunicastframes; /* DWORD 3 */
34 u32 p0recvdmulticastframes; /* DWORD 4 */
35 u32 p0recvdbroadcastframes; /* DWORD 5 */
36 u32 p0crcerrors; /* DWORD 6 */
37 u32 p0alignmentsymerrs; /* DWORD 7 */
38 u32 p0pauseframesrecvd; /* DWORD 8 */
39 u32 p0controlframesrecvd; /* DWORD 9 */
40 u32 p0inrangelenerrors; /* DWORD 10 */
41 u32 p0outrangeerrors; /* DWORD 11 */
42 u32 p0frametoolongerrors; /* DWORD 12 */
43 u32 p0droppedaddressmatch; /* DWORD 13 */
44 u32 p0droppedvlanmismatch; /* DWORD 14 */
45 u32 p0ipdroppedtoosmall; /* DWORD 15 */
46 u32 p0ipdroppedtooshort; /* DWORD 16 */
47 u32 p0ipdroppedhdrtoosmall; /* DWORD 17 */
48 u32 p0tcpdroppedlen; /* DWORD 18 */
49 u32 p0droppedrunt; /* DWORD 19 */
50 u32 p0recvd64; /* DWORD 20 */
51 u32 p0recvd65_127; /* DWORD 21 */
52 u32 p0recvd128_256; /* DWORD 22 */
53 u32 p0recvd256_511; /* DWORD 23 */
54 u32 p0recvd512_1023; /* DWORD 24 */
55 u32 p0recvd1518_1522; /* DWORD 25 */
56 u32 p0recvd1522_2047; /* DWORD 26 */
57 u32 p0recvd2048_4095; /* DWORD 27 */
58 u32 p0recvd4096_8191; /* DWORD 28 */
59 u32 p0recvd8192_9216; /* DWORD 29 */
60 u32 p0rcvdipcksmerrs; /* DWORD 30 */
61 u32 p0recvdtcpcksmerrs; /* DWORD 31 */
62 u32 p0recvdudpcksmerrs; /* DWORD 32 */
63 u32 p0recvdnonrsspackets; /* DWORD 33 */
64 u32 p0recvdippackets; /* DWORD 34 */
65 u32 p0recvdchute1packets; /* DWORD 35 */
66 u32 p0recvdchute2packets; /* DWORD 36 */
67 u32 p0recvdchute3packets; /* DWORD 37 */
68 u32 p0recvdipsecpackets; /* DWORD 38 */
69 u32 p0recvdmanagementpackets; /* DWORD 39 */
70 u32 p0xmitbyteslsd; /* DWORD 40 */
71 u32 p0xmitbytesmsd; /* DWORD 41 */
72 u32 p0xmitunicastframes; /* DWORD 42 */
73 u32 p0xmitmulticastframes; /* DWORD 43 */
74 u32 p0xmitbroadcastframes; /* DWORD 44 */
75 u32 p0xmitpauseframes; /* DWORD 45 */
76 u32 p0xmitcontrolframes; /* DWORD 46 */
77 u32 p0xmit64; /* DWORD 47 */
78 u32 p0xmit65_127; /* DWORD 48 */
79 u32 p0xmit128_256; /* DWORD 49 */
80 u32 p0xmit256_511; /* DWORD 50 */
81 u32 p0xmit512_1023; /* DWORD 51 */
82 u32 p0xmit1518_1522; /* DWORD 52 */
83 u32 p0xmit1522_2047; /* DWORD 53 */
84 u32 p0xmit2048_4095; /* DWORD 54 */
85 u32 p0xmit4096_8191; /* DWORD 55 */
86 u32 p0xmit8192_9216; /* DWORD 56 */
87 u32 p0rxfifooverflowdropped; /* DWORD 57 */
88 u32 p0ipseclookupfaileddropped; /* DWORD 58 */
89 u32 p1recvdtotalbytesLSD; /* DWORD 59 */
90 u32 p1recvdtotalbytesMSD; /* DWORD 60 */
91 u32 p1recvdtotalframes; /* DWORD 61 */
92 u32 p1recvdunicastframes; /* DWORD 62 */
93 u32 p1recvdmulticastframes; /* DWORD 63 */
94 u32 p1recvdbroadcastframes; /* DWORD 64 */
95 u32 p1crcerrors; /* DWORD 65 */
96 u32 p1alignmentsymerrs; /* DWORD 66 */
97 u32 p1pauseframesrecvd; /* DWORD 67 */
98 u32 p1controlframesrecvd; /* DWORD 68 */
99 u32 p1inrangelenerrors; /* DWORD 69 */
100 u32 p1outrangeerrors; /* DWORD 70 */
101 u32 p1frametoolongerrors; /* DWORD 71 */
102 u32 p1droppedaddressmatch; /* DWORD 72 */
103 u32 p1droppedvlanmismatch; /* DWORD 73 */
104 u32 p1ipdroppedtoosmall; /* DWORD 74 */
105 u32 p1ipdroppedtooshort; /* DWORD 75 */
106 u32 p1ipdroppedhdrtoosmall; /* DWORD 76 */
107 u32 p1tcpdroppedlen; /* DWORD 77 */
108 u32 p1droppedrunt; /* DWORD 78 */
109 u32 p1recvd64; /* DWORD 79 */
110 u32 p1recvd65_127; /* DWORD 80 */
111 u32 p1recvd128_256; /* DWORD 81 */
112 u32 p1recvd256_511; /* DWORD 82 */
113 u32 p1recvd512_1023; /* DWORD 83 */
114 u32 p1recvd1518_1522; /* DWORD 84 */
115 u32 p1recvd1522_2047; /* DWORD 85 */
116 u32 p1recvd2048_4095; /* DWORD 86 */
117 u32 p1recvd4096_8191; /* DWORD 87 */
118 u32 p1recvd8192_9216; /* DWORD 88 */
119 u32 p1rcvdipcksmerrs; /* DWORD 89 */
120 u32 p1recvdtcpcksmerrs; /* DWORD 90 */
121 u32 p1recvdudpcksmerrs; /* DWORD 91 */
122 u32 p1recvdnonrsspackets; /* DWORD 92 */
123 u32 p1recvdippackets; /* DWORD 93 */
124 u32 p1recvdchute1packets; /* DWORD 94 */
125 u32 p1recvdchute2packets; /* DWORD 95 */
126 u32 p1recvdchute3packets; /* DWORD 96 */
127 u32 p1recvdipsecpackets; /* DWORD 97 */
128 u32 p1recvdmanagementpackets; /* DWORD 98 */
129 u32 p1xmitbyteslsd; /* DWORD 99 */
130 u32 p1xmitbytesmsd; /* DWORD 100 */
131 u32 p1xmitunicastframes; /* DWORD 101 */
132 u32 p1xmitmulticastframes; /* DWORD 102 */
133 u32 p1xmitbroadcastframes; /* DWORD 103 */
134 u32 p1xmitpauseframes; /* DWORD 104 */
135 u32 p1xmitcontrolframes; /* DWORD 105 */
136 u32 p1xmit64; /* DWORD 106 */
137 u32 p1xmit65_127; /* DWORD 107 */
138 u32 p1xmit128_256; /* DWORD 108 */
139 u32 p1xmit256_511; /* DWORD 109 */
140 u32 p1xmit512_1023; /* DWORD 110 */
141 u32 p1xmit1518_1522; /* DWORD 111 */
142 u32 p1xmit1522_2047; /* DWORD 112 */
143 u32 p1xmit2048_4095; /* DWORD 113 */
144 u32 p1xmit4096_8191; /* DWORD 114 */
145 u32 p1xmit8192_9216; /* DWORD 115 */
146 u32 p1rxfifooverflowdropped; /* DWORD 116 */
147 u32 p1ipseclookupfaileddropped; /* DWORD 117 */
148 u32 pxdroppednopbuf; /* DWORD 118 */
149 u32 pxdroppednotxpb; /* DWORD 119 */
150 u32 pxdroppednoipsecbuf; /* DWORD 120 */
151 u32 pxdroppednoerxdescr; /* DWORD 121 */
152 u32 pxdroppednotpredescr; /* DWORD 122 */
153 u32 pxrecvdmanagementportpackets; /* DWORD 123 */
154 u32 pxrecvdmanagementportbytes; /* DWORD 124 */
155 u32 pxrecvdmanagementportpauseframes; /* DWORD 125 */
156 u32 pxrecvdmanagementporterrors; /* DWORD 126 */
157 u32 pxxmitmanagementportpackets; /* DWORD 127 */
158 u32 pxxmitmanagementportbytes; /* DWORD 128 */
159 u32 pxxmitmanagementportpause; /* DWORD 129 */
160 u32 pxxmitmanagementportrxfifooverflow; /* DWORD 130 */
161 u32 pxrecvdipsecipcksmerrs; /* DWORD 131 */
162 u32 pxrecvdtcpsecipcksmerrs; /* DWORD 132 */
163 u32 pxrecvdudpsecipcksmerrs; /* DWORD 133 */
164 u32 pxipsecrunt; /* DWORD 134 */
165 u32 pxipsecaddressmismatchdropped; /* DWORD 135 */
166 u32 pxipsecrxfifooverflowdropped; /* DWORD 136 */
167 u32 pxipsecframestoolong; /* DWORD 137 */
168 u32 pxipsectotalipframes; /* DWORD 138 */
169 u32 pxipseciptoosmall; /* DWORD 139 */
170 u32 pxipseciptooshort; /* DWORD 140 */
171 u32 pxipseciphdrtoosmall; /* DWORD 141 */
172 u32 pxipsectcphdrbad; /* DWORD 142 */
173 u32 pxrecvdipsecchute1; /* DWORD 143 */
174 u32 pxrecvdipsecchute2; /* DWORD 144 */
175 u32 pxrecvdipsecchute3; /* DWORD 145 */
176 u32 pxdropped7frags; /* DWORD 146 */
177 u32 pxdroppedfrags; /* DWORD 147 */
178 u32 pxdroppedinvalidfragring; /* DWORD 148 */
179 u32 pxnumforwardedpackets; /* DWORD 149 */
180 } __packed;
182 union MIB_ETH_STATISTICS_PARAMS {
183 struct MIB_ETH_STATISTICS_PARAMS_IN request;
184 struct BE_RXF_STATS response;
185 } __packed;
188 * Query ethernet statistics. All domains may issue this command. The
189 * host domain drivers may optionally reset internal statistic counters
190 * with a query.
192 struct FWCMD_ETH_GET_STATISTICS {
193 union FWCMD_HEADER header;
194 union MIB_ETH_STATISTICS_PARAMS params;
195 } __packed;
198 struct FWCMD_ETH_ANON_175_REQUEST {
199 u8 port0_promiscuous;
200 u8 port1_promiscuous;
201 u16 rsvd0;
202 } __packed;
204 struct FWCMD_ETH_ANON_176_RESPONSE {
205 u32 rsvd0;
206 } __packed;
208 union FWCMD_ETH_ANON_174_PARAMS {
209 struct FWCMD_ETH_ANON_175_REQUEST request;
210 struct FWCMD_ETH_ANON_176_RESPONSE response;
211 } __packed;
213 /* Enables/Disables promiscuous ethernet receive mode. */
214 struct FWCMD_ETH_PROMISCUOUS {
215 union FWCMD_HEADER header;
216 union FWCMD_ETH_ANON_174_PARAMS params;
217 } __packed;
219 struct FWCMD_ETH_ANON_178_REQUEST {
220 u32 new_fragsize_log2;
221 } __packed;
223 struct FWCMD_ETH_ANON_179_RESPONSE {
224 u32 actual_fragsize_log2;
225 } __packed;
227 union FWCMD_ETH_ANON_177_PARAMS {
228 struct FWCMD_ETH_ANON_178_REQUEST request;
229 struct FWCMD_ETH_ANON_179_RESPONSE response;
230 } __packed;
233 * Sets the Ethernet RX fragment size. Only host (domain 0) networking
234 * drivers may issue this command. This call will fail for non-host
235 * protection domains. In this situation the MCC CQ status will indicate
236 * a failure due to insufficient priviledges. The response should be
237 * ignored, and the driver should use the FWCMD_ETH_GET_FRAG_SIZE to
238 * query the existing ethernet receive fragment size. It must use this
239 * fragment size for all fragments in the ethernet receive ring. If
240 * the command succeeds, the driver must use the frag size indicated
241 * in the command response since the requested frag size may not be applied
242 * until the next reboot. When the requested fragsize matches the response
243 * fragsize, this indicates the request was applied immediately.
245 struct FWCMD_ETH_SET_RX_FRAG_SIZE {
246 union FWCMD_HEADER header;
247 union FWCMD_ETH_ANON_177_PARAMS params;
248 } __packed;
250 struct FWCMD_ETH_ANON_181_REQUEST {
251 u32 rsvd0;
252 } __packed;
254 struct FWCMD_ETH_ANON_182_RESPONSE {
255 u32 actual_fragsize_log2;
256 } __packed;
258 union FWCMD_ETH_ANON_180_PARAMS {
259 struct FWCMD_ETH_ANON_181_REQUEST request;
260 struct FWCMD_ETH_ANON_182_RESPONSE response;
261 } __packed;
264 * Queries the Ethernet RX fragment size. All domains may issue this
265 * command. The driver should call this command to determine the minimum
266 * required fragment size for the ethernet RX ring buffers. Drivers
267 * may choose to use a larger size for each fragment buffer, but BladeEngine
268 * will use up to the configured minimum required fragsize in each ethernet
269 * receive fragment buffer. For example, if the ethernet receive fragment
270 * size is configured to 4kB, and a driver uses 8kB fragments, a 6kB
271 * ethernet packet received by BladeEngine will be split accross two
272 * of the driver's receive framgents (4kB in one fragment buffer, and
273 * 2kB in the subsequent fragment buffer).
275 struct FWCMD_ETH_GET_RX_FRAG_SIZE {
276 union FWCMD_HEADER header;
277 union FWCMD_ETH_ANON_180_PARAMS params;
278 } __packed;
280 #endif /* __fwcmd_eth_bmap_h__ */