1 ; -*- fundamental -*- (asm-mode sucks)
2 ; ****************************************************************************
6 ; A program to boot Linux kernels off a TFTP server using the Intel PXE
7 ; network booting API. It is based on the SYSLINUX boot loader for
10 ; Copyright 1994-2008 H. Peter Anvin - All Rights Reserved
12 ; This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
13 ; it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
14 ; the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 53 Temple Place Ste 330,
15 ; Boston MA 02111-1307, USA; either version 2 of the License, or
16 ; (at your option) any later version; incorporated herein by reference.
18 ; ****************************************************************************
24 ; gPXE extensions support
28 ; Some semi-configurable constants... change on your own risk.
31 FILENAME_MAX_LG2
equ 7 ; log2(Max filename size Including final null)
32 FILENAME_MAX
equ (1 << FILENAME_MAX_LG2
)
33 NULLFILE
equ 0 ; Zero byte == null file name
34 NULLOFFSET
equ 4 ; Position in which to look
35 REBOOT_TIME
equ 5*60 ; If failure, time until full reset
36 %assign HIGHMEM_SLOP
128*1024 ; Avoid this much memory near the top
37 MAX_OPEN_LG2
equ 5 ; log2(Max number of open sockets)
38 MAX_OPEN
equ (1 << MAX_OPEN_LG2
)
39 PKTBUF_SIZE
equ (65536/MAX_OPEN
) ; Per-socket packet buffer size
40 TFTP_PORT
equ htons
(69) ; Default TFTP port
41 PKT_RETRY
equ 6 ; Packet transmit retry count
42 PKT_TIMEOUT
equ 12 ; Initial timeout, timer ticks @ 55 ms
43 ; Desired TFTP block size
44 ; For Ethernet MTU is normally 1500. Unfortunately there seems to
45 ; be a fair number of networks with "substandard" MTUs which break.
46 ; The code assumes TFTP_LARGEBLK <= 2K.
48 TFTP_LARGEBLK
equ (TFTP_MTU
-20-8-4) ; MTU - IP hdr - UDP hdr - TFTP hdr
49 ; Standard TFTP block size
50 TFTP_BLOCKSIZE_LG2
equ 9 ; log2(bytes/block)
51 TFTP_BLOCKSIZE
equ (1 << TFTP_BLOCKSIZE_LG2
)
52 %assign USE_PXE_PROVIDED_STACK
1 ; Use stack provided by PXE?
54 SECTOR_SHIFT
equ TFTP_BLOCKSIZE_LG2
55 SECTOR_SIZE
equ TFTP_BLOCKSIZE
58 ; This is what we need to do when idle
59 ; *** This is disabled because some PXE stacks wait for unacceptably
60 ; *** long if there are no packets receivable.
62 %define HAVE_IDLE
0 ; idle is not a noop
81 ; TFTP operation codes
83 TFTP_RRQ
equ htons
(1) ; Read request
84 TFTP_WRQ
equ htons
(2) ; Write request
85 TFTP_DATA
equ htons
(3) ; Data packet
86 TFTP_ACK
equ htons
(4) ; ACK packet
87 TFTP_ERROR
equ htons
(5) ; ERROR packet
88 TFTP_OACK
equ htons
(6) ; OACK packet
93 TFTP_EUNDEF
equ htons
(0) ; Unspecified error
94 TFTP_ENOTFOUND
equ htons
(1) ; File not found
95 TFTP_EACCESS
equ htons
(2) ; Access violation
96 TFTP_ENOSPACE
equ htons
(3) ; Disk full
97 TFTP_EBADOP
equ htons
(4) ; Invalid TFTP operation
98 TFTP_EBADID
equ htons
(5) ; Unknown transfer
99 TFTP_EEXISTS
equ htons
(6) ; File exists
100 TFTP_ENOUSER
equ htons
(7) ; No such user
101 TFTP_EOPTNEG
equ htons
(8) ; Option negotiation failure
104 ; The following structure is used for "virtual kernels"; i.e. LILO-style
105 ; option labels. The options we permit here are `kernel' and `append
106 ; Since there is no room in the bottom 64K for all of these, we
107 ; stick them in high memory and copy them down before we need them.
110 vk_vname: resb FILENAME_MAX
; Virtual name **MUST BE FIRST!**
111 vk_rname: resb FILENAME_MAX
; Real name
112 vk_ipappend: resb
1 ; "IPAPPEND" flag
113 vk_type: resb
1 ; Type of file
116 vk_append: resb max_cmd_len
+1 ; Command line
118 vk_end: equ $
; Should be <= vk_size
122 ; Segment assignments in the bottom 640K
123 ; 0000h - main code/data segment (and BIOS segment)
125 real_mode_seg
equ 3000h
126 pktbuf_seg
equ 2000h ; Packet buffers segments
127 xfer_buf_seg
equ 1000h ; Bounce buffer for I/O to high mem
128 comboot_seg
equ real_mode_seg
; COMBOOT image loading zone
131 ; BOOTP/DHCP packet pattern
135 .opcode resb
1 ; BOOTP/DHCP "opcode"
136 .hardware resb
1 ; ARP hardware type
137 .hardlen resb
1 ; Hardware address length
138 .gatehops resb
1 ; Used by forwarders
139 .ident resd
1 ; Transaction ID
140 .seconds resw
1 ; Seconds elapsed
141 .flags resw
1 ; Broadcast flags
142 .cip resd
1 ; Client IP
143 .yip resd
1 ; "Your" IP
144 .sip resd
1 ; Next server IP
145 .gip resd
1 ; Relay agent IP
146 .macaddr resb
16 ; Client MAC address
147 .sname resb
64 ; Server name (optional)
148 .bootfile resb
128 ; Boot file name
149 .option_magic resd
1 ; Vendor option magic cookie
150 .options resb
1260 ; Vendor options
153 BOOTP_OPTION_MAGIC
equ htonl
(0x63825363) ; See RFC 2132
156 ; TFTP connection data structure. Each one of these corresponds to a local
157 ; UDP port. The size of this structure must be a power of 2.
158 ; HBO = host byte order; NBO = network byte order
159 ; (*) = written by options negotiation code, must be dword sized
161 ; For a gPXE connection, we set the local port number to -1 and the
162 ; remote port number contains the gPXE file handle.
165 tftp_localport resw
1 ; Local port number (0 = not in use)
166 tftp_remoteport resw
1 ; Remote port number
167 tftp_remoteip resd
1 ; Remote IP address
168 tftp_filepos resd
1 ; Bytes downloaded (including buffer)
169 tftp_filesize resd
1 ; Total file size(*)
170 tftp_blksize resd
1 ; Block size for this connection(*)
171 tftp_bytesleft resw
1 ; Unclaimed data bytes
172 tftp_lastpkt resw
1 ; Sequence number of last packet (NBO)
173 tftp_dataptr resw
1 ; Pointer to available data
174 tftp_goteof resb
1 ; 1 if the EOF packet received
175 resb
3 ; Currently unusued
176 ; At end since it should not be zeroed on socked close
177 tftp_pktbuf resw
1 ; Packet buffer offset
180 %if
(open_file_t_size
& (open_file_t_size
-1))
181 %error
"open_file_t is not a power of 2"
185 ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
187 ; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
190 ; Memory below this point is reserved for the BIOS and the MBR
193 trackbufsize
equ 8192
194 trackbuf resb trackbufsize
; Track buffer goes here
197 alignb open_file_t_size
198 Files resb MAX_OPEN
*open_file_t_size
201 BootFile resb
256 ; Boot file from DHCP packet
202 PathPrefix resb
256 ; Path prefix derived from boot file
203 DotQuadBuf resb
16 ; Buffer for dotted-quad IP address
204 IPOption resb
80 ; ip= option buffer
205 InitStack resd
1 ; Pointer to reset stack (SS:SP)
206 PXEStack resd
1 ; Saved stack during PXE call
210 RebootTime resd
1 ; Reboot timeout, if set by option
211 StrucPtr resd
1 ; Pointer to PXENV+ or !PXE structure
212 APIVer resw
1 ; PXE API version found
213 IPOptionLen resw
1 ; Length of IPOption
214 IdleTimer resw
1 ; Time to check for ARP?
215 LocalBootType resw
1 ; Local boot return code
216 PktTimeout resw
1 ; Timeout for current packet
217 RealBaseMem resw
1 ; Amount of DOS memory after freeing
218 OverLoad resb
1 ; Set if DHCP packet uses "overloading"
219 DHCPMagic resb
1 ; PXELINUX magic flags
221 ; The relative position of these fields matter!
222 MAC_MAX
equ 32 ; Handle hardware addresses this long
223 MACLen resb
1 ; MAC address len
224 MACType resb
1 ; MAC address type
225 MAC resb MAC_MAX
+1 ; Actual MAC address
226 BOOTIFStr resb
7 ; Space for "BOOTIF="
227 MACStr resb
3*(MAC_MAX
+1) ; MAC address as a string
229 ; The relative position of these fields matter!
230 UUIDType resb
1 ; Type byte from DHCP option
231 UUID resb
16 ; UUID, from the PXE stack
232 UUIDNull resb
1 ; dhcp_copyoption zero-terminates
235 ; PXE packets which don't need static initialization
238 pxe_unload_stack_pkt:
239 .
status: resw
1 ; Status
240 .
reserved: resw
10 ; Reserved
241 pxe_unload_stack_pkt_len
equ $
-pxe_unload_stack_pkt
244 ; BOOTP/DHCP packet buffer
248 packet_buf resb
2048 ; Transfer packet
249 packet_buf_size
equ $
-packet_buf
253 ; PXELINUX needs more BSS than the other derivatives;
254 ; therefore we relocate it from 7C00h on startup.
256 StackBuf
equ $
; Base of stack if we use our own
259 ; Primary entry point.
263 pushfd ; Paranoia... in case of return to PXE
264 pushad ; ... save as much state as possible
275 %if TEXT_START
!= 0x7c00
276 ; This is uglier than it should be, but works around
277 ; some NASM 0.98.38 bugs.
278 mov di,section..bcopy32.start
279 add di,__bcopy_size
-4
280 lea si,[di-(TEXT_START
-7C00h
)]
281 lea cx,[di-(TEXT_START
-4)]
283 std ; Overlapping areas, copy backwards
287 jmp 0:_start1
; Canonicalize address
290 les bx,[bp+48] ; ES:BX -> !PXE or PXENV+ structure
292 ; That is all pushed onto the PXE stack. Save the pointer
293 ; to it and switch to an internal stack.
297 %if USE_PXE_PROVIDED_STACK
298 ; Apparently some platforms go bonkers if we
299 ; set up our own stack...
307 sti ; Stack set up and ready
311 ; Initialize screen (if we're using one)
313 push es ; Save ES -> PXE entry structure
317 pop es ; Restore ES -> PXE entry structure
319 ; Tell the user we got this far
321 mov si,syslinux_banner
328 ; Assume API version 2.1, in case we find the !PXE structure without
329 ; finding the PXENV+ structure. This should really look at the Base
330 ; Code ROM ID structure in have_pxe, but this is adequate for now --
331 ; if we have !PXE, we have to be 2.1 or higher, and we don't care
332 ; about higher versions than that.
334 mov word [APIVer
],0201h
337 ; Now we need to find the !PXE structure. It's *supposed* to be pointed
338 ; to by SS:[SP+4], but support INT 1Ah, AX=5650h method as well.
339 ; FIX: ES:BX should point to the PXENV+ structure on entry as well.
340 ; We should make that the second test, and not trash ES:BX...
342 cmp dword [es:bx], '!PXE'
345 ; Uh-oh, not there... try plan B
347 %if USE_PXE_PROVIDED_STACK
== 0
350 int 1Ah ; May trash regs
351 %if USE_PXE_PROVIDED_STACK
== 0
359 ; Okay, that gave us the PXENV+ structure, find !PXE
360 ; structure from that (if available)
361 cmp dword [es:bx], 'PXEN'
363 cmp word [es:bx+4], 'V+'
366 ; Nothing there either. Last-ditch: scan memory
367 call memory_scan_for_pxe_struct
; !PXE scan
369 call memory_scan_for_pxenv_struct
; PXENV+ scan
372 no_pxe: mov si,err_nopxe
390 cmp ax,0201h ; API version 2.1 or higher
394 les bx,[es:bx+28h] ; !PXE structure pointer
395 cmp dword [es:bx],'!PXE'
398 ; Nope, !PXE structure missing despite API 2.1+, or at least
399 ; the pointer is missing. Do a last-ditch attempt to find it.
400 call memory_scan_for_pxe_struct
403 ; Otherwise, no dice, use PXENV+ structure
407 old_api: ; Need to use a PXENV+ structure
408 mov si,using_pxenv_msg
411 mov eax,[es:bx+0Ah] ; PXE RM API
419 mov si,undi_data_len_msg
429 mov si,undi_code_len_msg
435 ; Compute base memory size from PXENV+ structure
437 movzx eax,word [es:bx+20h] ; UNDI data seg
438 cmp ax,[es:bx+24h] ; UNDI code seg
448 shr eax,10 ; Convert to kilobytes
451 mov si,pxenventry_msg
453 mov ax,[PXENVEntry
+2]
474 mov si,undi_data_len_msg
484 mov si,undi_code_len_msg
490 ; Compute base memory size from !PXE structure
517 pop es ; Restore CS == DS == ES
520 ; Network-specific initialization
523 mov [LocalDomain
],al ; No LocalDomain received
526 ; The DHCP client identifiers are best gotten from the DHCPREQUEST
527 ; packet (query info 1).
531 call pxe_get_cached_info
534 ; We don't use flags from the request packet, so
535 ; this is a good time to initialize DHCPMagic...
536 ; Initialize it to 1 meaning we will accept options found;
537 ; in earlier versions of PXELINUX bit 0 was used to indicate
538 ; we have found option 208 with the appropriate magic number;
539 ; we no longer require that, but MAY want to re-introduce
540 ; it in the future for vendor encapsulated options.
541 mov byte [DHCPMagic
],1
544 ; Now attempt to get the BOOTP/DHCP packet that brought us life (and an IP
545 ; address). This lives in the DHCPACK packet (query info 2).
549 call pxe_get_cached_info
550 call parse_dhcp
; Parse DHCP packet
552 ; Save away MAC address (assume this is in query info 2. If this
553 ; turns out to be problematic it might be better getting it from
554 ; the query info 1 packet.)
557 movzx cx,byte [trackbuf
+bootp.hardlen
]
560 xor cx,cx ; Bad hardware address length
563 mov al,[trackbuf
+bootp.hardware
]
565 mov si,trackbuf
+bootp.macaddr
569 ; Enable this if we really need to zero-pad this field...
570 ; mov cx,MAC+MAC_MAX+1
576 ; Now, get the boot file and other info. This lives in the CACHED_REPLY
577 ; packet (query info 3).
580 call pxe_get_cached_info
581 call parse_dhcp
; Parse DHCP packet
584 ; Generate the bootif string, and the hardware-based config string.
589 mov cx,bootif_str_len
592 movzx cx,byte [MACLen
]
597 mov cl,1 ; CH == 0 already
603 mov [di-1],cl ; Null-terminate and strip final dash
605 ; Generate ip= option
615 call gendotquad
; This takes network byte order input
617 xchg ah,al ; Convert to host byte order
618 ror eax,16 ; (BSWAP doesn't work on 386)
635 ; Check to see if we got any PXELINUX-specific DHCP options; in particular,
636 ; if we didn't get the magic enable, do not recognize any other options.
639 test byte [DHCPMagic
], 1 ; If we didn't get the magic enable...
641 mov byte [DHCPMagic
], 0 ; If not, kill all other options
646 ; Initialize UDP stack
650 mov [pxe_udp_open_pkt.sip
],eax
651 mov di,pxe_udp_open_pkt
652 mov bx,PXENV_UDP_OPEN
655 cmp word [pxe_udp_open_pkt.status
], byte 0
657 .
failed: mov si,err_udpinit
663 ; Common initialization code
665 %include "cpuinit.inc"
668 ; Now we're all set to start with our *real* business. First load the
669 ; configuration file (if any) and parse it.
671 ; In previous versions I avoided using 32-bit registers because of a
672 ; rumour some BIOSes clobbered the upper half of 32-bit registers at
673 ; random. I figure, though, that if there are any of those still left
674 ; they probably won't be trying to install Linux on them...
676 ; The code is still ripe with 16-bitisms, though. Not worth the hassle
677 ; to take'm out. In fact, we may want to put them back if we're going
678 ; to boot ELKS at some point.
682 ; Store standard filename prefix
684 prefix: test byte [DHCPMagic
], 04h ; Did we get a path prefix option
693 lea si,[di-2] ; Skip final null!
696 cmp al,'.' ; Count . or - as alphanum
708 .
alnum: loop .find_alnum
710 .
notalnum: mov byte [si+2],0 ; Zero-terminate after delimiter
713 mov si,tftpprefix_msg
720 ; Load configuration file
725 ; Begin looking for configuration file
728 test byte [DHCPMagic
], 02h
731 ; We got a DHCP option, try it first
741 ; Have to guess config file name...
743 ; Try loading by UUID.
744 cmp byte [HaveUUID
],0
759 mov [di-1],cl ; Remove last dash and zero-terminate
765 ; Try loading by MAC address
773 ; Nope, try hexadecimal IP prefixes...
777 call uchexbytes
; Convert to hex string
779 mov cx,8 ; Up to 8 attempts
781 mov byte [di],0 ; Zero-terminate string
784 dec di ; Drop one character
787 ; Final attempt: "default" string
788 mov si,default_str
; "default" string
806 mov di,KernelName
; Borrow this buffer for mangled name
816 ; Linux kernel loading code is common. However, we need to define
817 ; a couple of helper macros...
820 ; Handle "ipappend" option
821 %define HAVE_SPECIAL_APPEND
822 %macro SPECIAL_APPEND
0
823 test byte [IPAppend
],01h ; ip=
831 test byte [IPAppend
],02h
835 mov byte [es:di-1],' ' ; Replace null with space
840 %define HAVE_UNLOAD_PREP
846 ; Now we have the config file open. Parse the config file and
847 ; run the user interface.
852 ; Boot to the local disk by returning the appropriate PXE magic.
853 ; AX contains the appropriate return code.
858 mov [LocalBootType
],ax
862 ; Restore the environment we were called with
869 mov ax,[cs:LocalBootType
]
874 ; kaboom: write a message and bail out. Wait for quite a while,
875 ; or a user keypress, then do a hard reboot.
878 RESET_STACK_AND_SEGS
AX
879 .
patch: mov si,bailmsg
880 call writestr
; Returns with AL = 0
881 .
drain: call pollchar
888 and al,09h ; Magic+Timeout
896 .
wait2: mov dx,[BIOS_timer
]
897 .
wait3: call pollchar
908 mov word [BIOS_magic
],0 ; Cold reboot
909 jmp 0F000h:0FFF0h
; Reset vector address
912 ; memory_scan_for_pxe_struct:
914 ; If none of the standard methods find the !PXE structure, look for it
915 ; by scanning memory.
918 ; CF = 0, ES:BX -> !PXE structure
919 ; Otherwise CF = 1, all registers saved
921 memory_scan_for_pxe_struct:
928 mov ax,[BIOS_fbm
] ; Starting segment
929 shl ax,(10-4) ; Kilobytes -> paragraphs
930 ; mov ax,01000h ; Start to look here
931 dec ax ; To skip inc ax
934 cmp ax,0A000h
; End of memory
943 movzx cx,byte [es:4] ; Length of structure
944 cmp cl,08h ; Minimum length
953 jnz .mismatch
; Checksum must == 0
956 mov [bp+8],bx ; Save BX into stack frame (will be == 0)
964 .
not_found: mov si,notfound_msg
972 ; memory_scan_for_pxenv_struct:
974 ; If none of the standard methods find the PXENV+ structure, look for it
975 ; by scanning memory.
978 ; CF = 0, ES:BX -> PXENV+ structure
979 ; Otherwise CF = 1, all registers saved
981 memory_scan_for_pxenv_struct:
983 mov si,trymempxenv_msg
985 ; mov ax,[BIOS_fbm] ; Starting segment
986 ; shl ax,(10-4) ; Kilobytes -> paragraphs
987 mov ax,01000h ; Start to look here
988 dec ax ; To skip inc ax
991 cmp ax,0A000h
; End of memory
1000 movzx cx,byte [es:8] ; Length of structure
1001 cmp cl,26h ; Minimum length
1009 jnz .mismatch
; Checksum must == 0
1011 mov [bp+8],bx ; Save BX into stack frame
1017 .
not_found: mov si,notfound_msg
1025 ; Deallocates a file structure (pointer in SI)
1028 ; XXX: We should check to see if this file is still open on the server
1029 ; side and send a courtesy ERROR packet to the server.
1034 mov word [si],0 ; Not in use
1040 ; Open a TFTP connection to the server
1043 ; DS:DI = mangled filename
1046 ; SI = socket pointer
1047 ; EAX = file length in bytes, or -1 if unknown
1062 call allocate_socket
1065 mov ax,PKT_RETRY
; Retry counter
1066 mov word [PktTimeout
],PKT_TIMEOUT
; Initial timeout
1068 .
sendreq: push ax ; [bp-2] - Retry counter
1069 push si ; [bp-4] - File name
1072 mov [pxe_udp_write_pkt.buffer
],di
1074 mov ax,TFTP_RRQ
; TFTP opcode
1077 lodsd ; EAX <- server override (if any)
1079 jnz .noprefix
; No prefix, and we have the server
1081 push si ; Add common prefix
1087 mov eax,[ServerIP
] ; Get default server
1090 call strcpy
; Filename
1097 mov [bx+tftp_remoteip
],eax
1099 push bx ; [bp-6] - TFTP block
1101 push bx ; [bp-8] - TID (local port no)
1103 mov [pxe_udp_write_pkt.status
],byte 0
1104 mov [pxe_udp_write_pkt.sip
],eax
1105 ; Now figure out the gateway
1111 mov [pxe_udp_write_pkt.gip
],eax
1112 mov [pxe_udp_write_pkt.lport
],bx
1114 mov [pxe_udp_write_pkt.rport
],ax
1116 mov cx,tftp_tail_len
1118 sub di,packet_buf
; Get packet size
1119 mov [pxe_udp_write_pkt.buffersize
],di
1121 mov di,pxe_udp_write_pkt
1122 mov bx,PXENV_UDP_WRITE
1125 cmp word [pxe_udp_write_pkt.status
],byte 0
1129 ; Danger, Will Robinson! We need to support timeout
1130 ; and retry lest we just lost a packet...
1133 ; Packet transmitted OK, now we need to receive
1134 .
getpacket: push word [PktTimeout
] ; [bp-10]
1135 push word [BIOS_timer
] ; [bp-12]
1137 .
pkt_loop: mov bx,[bp-8] ; TID
1139 mov word [pxe_udp_read_pkt.status
],0
1140 mov [pxe_udp_read_pkt.buffer
],di
1141 mov [pxe_udp_read_pkt.buffer
+2],ds
1142 mov word [pxe_udp_read_pkt.buffersize
],packet_buf_size
1144 mov [pxe_udp_read_pkt.dip
],eax
1145 mov [pxe_udp_read_pkt.lport
],bx
1146 mov di,pxe_udp_read_pkt
1147 mov bx,PXENV_UDP_READ
1150 jz .got_packet
; Wait for packet
1156 dec word [bp-10] ; Timeout
1158 pop ax ; Adjust stack
1160 shl word [PktTimeout
],1 ; Exponential backoff
1164 mov si,[bp-6] ; TFTP pointer
1167 ; Make sure the packet actually came from the server
1168 ; This is technically not to the TFTP spec?
1169 mov eax,[si+tftp_remoteip
]
1170 cmp [pxe_udp_read_pkt.sip
],eax
1173 ; Got packet - reset timeout
1174 mov word [PktTimeout
],PKT_TIMEOUT
1176 pop ax ; Adjust stack
1179 mov ax,[pxe_udp_read_pkt.rport
]
1180 mov [si+tftp_remoteport
],ax
1182 ; filesize <- -1 == unknown
1183 mov dword [si+tftp_filesize
], -1
1184 ; Default blksize unless blksize option negotiated
1185 mov word [si+tftp_blksize
], TFTP_BLOCKSIZE
1187 movzx ecx,word [pxe_udp_read_pkt.buffersize
]
1188 sub cx,2 ; CX <- bytes after opcode
1189 jb .failure
; Garbled reply
1195 je .bailnow
; ERROR reply: don't try again
1197 ; If the server doesn't support any options, we'll get
1198 ; a DATA reply instead of OACK. Stash the data in
1199 ; the file buffer and go with the default value for
1205 jne .err_reply
; Unknown packet type
1207 ; Now we need to parse the OACK packet to get the transfer
1209 ; SI -> first byte of options; [E]CX -> byte count
1211 jcxz .done_pkt
; No options acked
1215 .
opt_name_loop: lodsb
1218 or al,20h ; Convert to lowercase
1221 ; We ran out, and no final null
1223 .
got_opt_name: ; si -> option value
1224 dec cx ; bytes left in pkt
1225 jz .err_reply
; Option w/o value
1227 ; Parse option pointed to by bx; guaranteed to be
1231 mov si,bx ; -> option name
1232 mov bx,tftp_opt_table
1237 mov di,[bx] ; Option pointer
1238 mov cx,[bx+2] ; Option len
1242 je .get_value
; OK, known option
1248 jmp .err_reply
; Non-negotiated option returned
1250 .
get_value: pop si ; si -> option value
1251 pop cx ; cx -> bytes left in pkt
1252 mov bx,[bx+4] ; Pointer to data target
1253 add bx,[bp-6] ; TFTP socket pointer
1261 ja .err_reply
; Not a decimal digit
1266 ; Ran out before final null, accept anyway
1271 jnz .get_opt_name
; Not end of packet
1278 pop si ; We want the packet ptr in SI
1280 mov eax,[si+tftp_filesize
]
1281 .
got_file: ; SI->socket structure, EAX = size
1282 and eax,eax ; Set ZF depending on file size
1284 pop bp ; Junk (retry counter)
1285 jz .error_si
; ZF = 1 need to free the socket
1294 .
no_oack: ; We got a DATA packet, meaning no options are
1295 ; suported. Save the data away and consider the length
1296 ; undefined, *unless* this is the only data packet...
1297 mov bx,[bp-6] ; File pointer
1298 sub cx,2 ; Too short?
1300 lodsw ; Block number
1303 mov [bx+tftp_lastpkt
],ax
1304 cmp cx,TFTP_BLOCKSIZE
1305 ja .err_reply
; Corrupt...
1307 ; This was the final EOF packet, already...
1308 ; We know the filesize, but we also want to ack the
1309 ; packet and set the EOF flag.
1310 mov [bx+tftp_filesize
],ecx
1311 mov byte [bx+tftp_goteof
],1
1314 ; AX = htons(1) already
1318 mov [bx+tftp_bytesleft
],cx
1323 mov [bx+tftp_dataptr
],di
1330 .
err_reply: ; Option negotiation error. Send ERROR reply.
1331 ; ServerIP and gateway are already programmed in
1333 mov ax,[si+tftp_remoteport
]
1334 mov word [pxe_udp_write_pkt.rport
],ax
1335 mov word [pxe_udp_write_pkt.buffer
],tftp_opt_err
1336 mov word [pxe_udp_write_pkt.buffersize
],tftp_opt_err_len
1337 mov di,pxe_udp_write_pkt
1338 mov bx,PXENV_UDP_WRITE
1341 ; Write an error message and explode
1346 .
bailnow: mov word [bp-2],1 ; Immediate error - no retry
1348 .
failure: pop bx ; Junk
1352 dec ax ; Retry counter
1353 jnz .sendreq
; Try again
1355 .
error: mov si,bx ; Socket pointer
1356 .
error_si: ; Socket pointer already in SI
1357 call free_socket
; ZF <- 1, SI <- 0
1367 mov si,packet_buf
+2 ; Completed URL
1368 mov di,gpxe_file_open
1371 mov bx,PXENV_FILE_OPEN
1373 pop si ; Packet pointer in SI
1377 mov word [si+tftp_localport
],-1 ; gPXE URL
1378 mov [si+tftp_remoteport
],ax
1379 mov di,gpxe_get_file_size
1382 mov bx,PXENV_GET_FILE_SIZE
1387 mov [si+tftp_filesize
],eax
1392 ; allocate_socket: Allocate a local UDP port structure
1396 ; BX = socket pointer
1404 .
check: cmp word [bx], byte 0
1406 add bx,open_file_t_size
1411 ; Allocate a socket number. Socket numbers are made
1412 ; guaranteed unique by including the socket slot number
1413 ; (inverted, because we use the loop counter cx); add a
1414 ; counter value to keep the numbers from being likely to
1415 ; get immediately reused.
1417 ; The NextSocket variable also contains the top two bits
1418 ; set. This generates a value in the range 49152 to
1425 and ax,((1 << (13-MAX_OPEN_LG2
))-1) |
0xC000
1427 shl cx,13-MAX_OPEN_LG2
1429 xchg ch,cl ; Convert to network byte order
1430 mov [bx],cx ; Socket in use
1436 ; Free socket: socket in SI; return SI = 0, ZF = 1 for convenience
1444 mov cx,tftp_pktbuf
>> 1 ; tftp_pktbuf is not cleared
1453 ; Read a dot-quad pathname in DS:SI and output an IP
1454 ; address in EAX, with SI pointing to the first
1455 ; nonmatching character.
1457 ; Return CF=1 on error.
1459 ; No segment assumptions permitted.
1473 aad ; AL += 10 * AH; AH = 0;
1488 loop .realerror
; If CX := 1 then we're done
1494 dec si ; CF unchanged!
1499 ; is_url: Return CF=0 if and only if the buffer pointed to by
1500 ; DS:SI is a URL (contains ://). No registers modified.
1525 ; mangle_name: Mangle a filename pointed to by DS:SI into a buffer pointed
1526 ; to by ES:DI; ends on encountering any whitespace.
1529 ; This verifies that a filename is < FILENAME_MAX characters
1530 ; and doesn't contain whitespace, and zero-pads the output buffer,
1531 ; so "repe cmpsb" can do a compare.
1533 ; The first four bytes of the manged name is the IP address of
1534 ; the download host, 0 for no host, or -1 for a gPXE URL.
1536 ; No segment assumptions permitted.
1543 or eax,-1 ; It's a URL
1548 mov eax,[cs:ServerIP
]
1550 je .noip
; Null filename?!?!
1551 cmp word [si],'::' ; Leading ::?
1561 ; We have a :: prefix of some sort, it could be either
1562 ; a DNS name or a dot-quad IP address. Try the dot-quad
1586 pop cx ; Adjust stack
1587 inc si ; Skip double colon
1591 stosd ; Save IP address prefix
1592 mov cx,FILENAME_MAX
-5
1596 cmp al,' ' ; If control or space, end
1601 inc cx ; At least one null byte
1602 xor ax,ax ; Zero-fill name
1603 rep stosb ; Doesn't do anything if CX=0
1608 ; unmangle_name: Does the opposite of mangle_name; converts a DOS-mangled
1609 ; filename to the conventional representation. This is needed
1610 ; for the BOOT_IMAGE= parameter for the kernel.
1612 ; NOTE: The output buffer needs to be able to hold an
1613 ; expanded IP address.
1615 ; DS:SI -> input mangled file name
1616 ; ES:DI -> output buffer
1618 ; On return, DI points to the first byte after the output name,
1619 ; which is set to a null byte.
1633 dec di ; Point to final null byte
1640 ; This is the main PXENV+/!PXE entry point, using the PXENV+
1641 ; calling convention. This is a separate local routine so
1642 ; we can hook special things from it if necessary. In particular,
1643 ; some PXE stacks seem to not like being invoked from anything but
1644 ; the initial stack, so humour it.
1648 %if USE_PXE_PROVIDED_STACK
== 0
1649 mov [cs:PXEStack
],sp
1650 mov [cs:PXEStack
+2],ss
1651 lss sp,[cs:InitStack
]
1653 .
jump: call 0:pxe_thunk
; Default to calling the thunk
1654 %if USE_PXE_PROVIDED_STACK
== 0
1655 lss sp,[cs:PXEStack
]
1657 cld ; Make sure DF <- 0
1660 ; Must be after function def due to NASM bug
1661 PXENVEntry
equ pxenv.jump
+1
1666 ; Convert from the PXENV+ calling convention (BX, ES, DI) to the !PXE
1667 ; calling convention (using the stack.)
1669 ; This is called as a far routine so that we can just stick it into
1670 ; the PXENVEntry variable.
1678 cmc ; Set CF unless ax == 0
1681 ; Must be after function def due to NASM bug
1682 PXEEntry
equ pxe_thunk.jump
+1
1685 ; getfssec: Get multiple clusters from a file, given the starting cluster.
1687 ; In this case, get multiple blocks from a specific TCP connection.
1691 ; SI -> TFTP socket pointer
1692 ; CX -> 512-byte block count; 0FFFFh = until end of file
1694 ; SI -> TFTP socket pointer (or 0 on EOF)
1696 ; ECX -> number of bytes actually read
1710 shl ecx,TFTP_BLOCKSIZE_LG2
; Convert to bytes
1711 push ecx ; Initial request size
1712 jz .hit_eof
; Nothing to do?
1716 movzx eax,word [si+tftp_bytesleft
]
1725 mov ax,cx ; EAX<31:16> == ECX<31:16> == 0
1726 mov bx,[si+tftp_dataptr
]
1727 sub [si+tftp_bytesleft
],cx
1729 fs rep movsb ; Copy from packet buffer
1731 mov [si+tftp_dataptr
],bx
1740 pop eax ; Initial request amount
1742 sub ecx,eax ; ... minus anything not gotten
1747 ; Is there anything left of this?
1748 mov eax,[si+tftp_filesize
]
1749 sub eax,[si+tftp_filepos
]
1752 cmp [si+tftp_bytesleft
],ax ; AX == 0
1755 cmp byte [si+tftp_goteof
],0
1757 ; I'm 99% sure this can't happen, but...
1758 call fill_buffer
; Receive/ACK the EOF packet
1760 ; The socket is closed and the buffer drained
1761 ; Close socket structure and re-init for next user
1774 ; Get a fresh packet if the buffer is drained, and we haven't hit
1775 ; EOF yet. The buffer should be filled immediately after draining!
1777 ; expects fs -> pktbuf_seg and ds:si -> socket structure
1780 cmp word [si+tftp_bytesleft
],0
1782 ret ; Otherwise, nothing to do
1790 ; Note: getting the EOF packet is not the same thing
1791 ; as tftp_filepos == tftp_filesize; if the EOF packet
1792 ; is empty the latter condition can be true without
1793 ; having gotten the official EOF.
1794 cmp byte [si+tftp_goteof
],0
1795 jne .
ret ; Already EOF
1798 cmp word [si+tftp_localport
], -1
1799 jne .get_packet_tftp
1800 call get_packet_gpxe
1808 ; Start by ACKing the previous packet; this should cause the
1809 ; next packet to be sent.
1811 mov word [PktTimeout
],PKT_TIMEOUT
1813 .
send_ack: push cx ; <D> Retry count
1815 mov ax,[si+tftp_lastpkt
]
1816 call ack_packet
; Send ACK
1818 ; We used to test the error code here, but sometimes
1819 ; PXE would return negative status even though we really
1820 ; did send the ACK. Now, just treat a failed send as
1821 ; a normally lost packet, and let it time out in due
1824 .
send_ok: ; Now wait for packet.
1825 mov dx,[BIOS_timer
] ; Get current time
1828 .
wait_data: push cx ; <E> Timeout
1829 push dx ; <F> Old time
1831 mov bx,[si+tftp_pktbuf
]
1832 mov [pxe_udp_read_pkt.buffer
],bx
1833 mov [pxe_udp_read_pkt.buffer
+2],fs
1834 mov [pxe_udp_read_pkt.buffersize
],word PKTBUF_SIZE
1835 mov eax,[si+tftp_remoteip
]
1836 mov [pxe_udp_read_pkt.sip
],eax
1838 mov [pxe_udp_read_pkt.dip
],eax
1839 mov ax,[si+tftp_remoteport
]
1840 mov [pxe_udp_read_pkt.rport
],ax
1841 mov ax,[si+tftp_localport
]
1842 mov [pxe_udp_read_pkt.lport
],ax
1843 mov di,pxe_udp_read_pkt
1844 mov bx,PXENV_UDP_READ
1851 ; No packet, or receive failure
1853 pop ax ; <F> Old time
1854 pop cx ; <E> Timeout
1855 cmp ax,dx ; Same time -> don't advance timeout
1856 je .wait_data
; Same clock tick
1857 loop .wait_data
; Decrease timeout
1859 pop cx ; <D> Didn't get any, send another ACK
1860 shl word [PktTimeout
],1 ; Exponential backoff
1862 jmp kaboom
; Forget it...
1864 .
recv_ok: pop dx ; <F>
1867 cmp word [pxe_udp_read_pkt.buffersize
],byte 4
1868 jb .wait_data
; Bad size for a DATA packet
1870 mov bx,[si+tftp_pktbuf
]
1871 cmp word [fs:bx],TFTP_DATA
; Not a data packet?
1872 jne .wait_data
; Then wait for something else
1874 mov ax,[si+tftp_lastpkt
]
1875 xchg ah,al ; Host byte order
1876 inc ax ; Which packet are we waiting for?
1877 xchg ah,al ; Network byte order
1881 ; Wrong packet, ACK the packet and then try again
1882 ; This is presumably because the ACK got lost,
1883 ; so the server just resent the previous packet
1886 jmp .send_ok
; Reset timeout
1888 .
right_packet: ; It's the packet we want. We're also EOF if the
1891 pop cx ; <D> Don't need the retry count anymore
1893 mov [si+tftp_lastpkt
],ax ; Update last packet number
1895 movzx ecx,word [pxe_udp_read_pkt.buffersize
]
1896 sub cx,byte 4 ; Skip TFTP header
1898 ; Set pointer to data block
1899 lea ax,[bx+4] ; Data past TFTP header
1900 mov [si+tftp_dataptr
],ax
1902 add [si+tftp_filepos
],ecx
1903 mov [si+tftp_bytesleft
],cx
1905 cmp cx,[si+tftp_blksize
] ; Is it a full block?
1906 jb .last_block
; If not, it's EOF
1914 .
last_block: ; Last block - ACK packet immediately
1919 ; Make sure we know we are at end of file
1920 mov eax,[si+tftp_filepos
]
1921 mov [si+tftp_filesize
],eax
1922 mov byte [si+tftp_goteof
],1
1929 ; Send ACK packet. This is a common operation and so is worth canning.
1933 ; AX = Packet # to ack (network byte order)
1936 ; All registers preserved
1938 ; This function uses the pxe_udp_write_pkt but not the packet_buf.
1942 mov [ack_packet_buf
+2],ax ; Packet number to ack
1944 mov [pxe_udp_write_pkt.lport
],ax
1945 mov ax,[si+tftp_remoteport
]
1946 mov [pxe_udp_write_pkt.rport
],ax
1947 mov eax,[si+tftp_remoteip
]
1948 mov [pxe_udp_write_pkt.sip
],eax
1954 mov [pxe_udp_write_pkt.gip
],eax
1955 mov [pxe_udp_write_pkt.buffer
],word ack_packet_buf
1956 mov [pxe_udp_write_pkt.buffersize
], word 4
1957 mov di,pxe_udp_write_pkt
1958 mov bx,PXENV_UDP_WRITE
1960 cmp ax,byte 0 ; ZF = 1 if write OK
1966 ; Get a fresh packet from a gPXE socket; expects fs -> pktbuf_seg
1967 ; and ds:si -> socket structure
1969 ; Assumes CS == DS == ES.
1974 mov ax,[si+tftp_remoteport
] ; gPXE filehandle
1976 mov word [di+4],PKTBUF_SIZE
1977 mov ax,[si+tftp_pktbuf
]
1979 mov [si+tftp_dataptr
],ax
1983 mov bx,PXENV_FILE_READ
1985 ; XXX: FIX THIS: Need to be able to distinguish
1986 ; error, EOF, and no data
1989 movzx eax,word [di+4] ; Bytes read
1990 mov [si+tftp_bytesleft
],ax ; Bytes in buffer
1991 add [si+tftp_filepos
],eax ; Position in file
1996 ; We got EOF here, make sure the upper layers know
1997 mov eax,[si+tftp_filepos
]
1998 mov [si+tftp_filesize
],eax
2001 ; If we're done here, close the file
2002 mov eax,[si+tftp_filepos
]
2003 cmp [si+tftp_filesize
],eax
2004 ja .done
; Not EOF, there is still data...
2006 ; Reuse the previous [es:di] structure since the
2007 ; relevant fields are all the same
2008 mov byte [si+tftp_goteof
],1
2010 mov bx,PXENV_FILE_CLOSE
2020 ; This function unloads the PXE and UNDI stacks and unclaims
2024 test byte [KeepPXE
],01h ; Should we keep PXE around?
2034 mov si,new_api_unload
2035 cmp byte [APIVer
+1],2 ; Major API version >= 2?
2037 mov si,old_api_unload
2040 .
call_loop: xor ax,ax
2045 mov di,pxe_unload_stack_pkt
2048 mov cx,pxe_unload_stack_pkt_len
>> 1
2053 mov ax,word [pxe_unload_stack_pkt.status
]
2054 cmp ax,PXENV_STATUS_SUCCESS
2061 mov dx,[RealBaseMem
]
2062 cmp dx,[BIOS_fbm
] ; Sanity check
2066 ; Check that PXE actually unhooked the INT 1Ah chain
2067 movzx eax,word [4*0x1a]
2068 movzx ecx,word [4*0x1a+2]
2072 cmp ax,dx ; Not in range
2086 mov si,cant_free_msg
2102 ; We want to keep PXE around, but still we should reset
2103 ; it to the standard bootup configuration
2108 mov bx,PXENV_UDP_CLOSE
2109 mov di,pxe_udp_close_pkt
2117 ; Take an IP address (in network byte order) in EAX and
2118 ; output a dotted quad string to ES:DI.
2119 ; DI points to terminal null at end of string on exit.
2128 jb .lt10
; If so, skip first 2 digits
2131 jb .lt100
; If so, skip first digit
2134 ; Now AH = 100-digit; AL = remainder
2141 ; Now AH = 10-digit; AL = remainder
2152 ror eax,8 ; Move next char into LSB
2160 ; uchexbytes/lchexbytes
2162 ; Take a number of bytes in memory and convert to upper/lower-case
2166 ; DS:SI = input bytes
2167 ; ES:DI = output buffer
2168 ; CX = number of bytes
2170 ; DS:SI = first byte after
2171 ; ES:DI = first byte after
2203 ; pxe_get_cached_info
2205 ; Get a DHCP packet from the PXE stack into the trackbuf.
2212 ; Assumes CS == DS == ES.
2214 pxe_get_cached_info:
2216 mov di,pxe_bootp_query_pkt
2225 stosw ; Buffer offset
2227 stosw ; Buffer segment
2229 pop di ; DI -> parameter set
2230 mov bx,PXENV_GET_CACHED_INFO
2237 mov cx,[pxe_bootp_query_pkt.buffersize
]
2241 mov si,err_pxefailed
2247 ; Tests an IP address in EAX for validity; return with ZF=1 for bad.
2248 ; We used to refuse class E, but class E addresses are likely to become
2249 ; assignable unicast addresses in the near future.
2253 cmp eax,-1 ; Refuse the all-ones address
2255 and al,al ; Refuse network zero
2257 cmp al,127 ; Refuse loopback
2260 cmp al,224 ; Refuse class D
2268 ; Parse a DHCP packet. This includes dealing with "overloaded"
2269 ; option fields (see RFC 2132, section 9.3)
2271 ; This should fill in the following global variables, if the
2272 ; information is present:
2274 ; MyIP - client IP address
2275 ; ServerIP - boot server IP address
2276 ; Netmask - network mask
2277 ; Gateway - default gateway router IP
2278 ; BootFile - boot file name
2279 ; DNSServers - DNS server IPs
2280 ; LocalDomain - Local domain name
2281 ; MACLen, MAC - Client identifier, if MACLen == 0
2283 ; This assumes the DHCP packet is in "trackbuf" and the length
2284 ; of the packet in in CX on entry.
2288 mov byte [OverLoad
],0 ; Assume no overload
2289 mov eax, [trackbuf
+bootp.yip
]
2294 mov eax, [trackbuf
+bootp.sip
]
2300 sub cx, bootp.options
2302 mov si, trackbuf
+bootp.option_magic
2304 cmp eax, BOOTP_OPTION_MAGIC
2306 call parse_dhcp_options
2308 mov si, trackbuf
+bootp.bootfile
2309 test byte [OverLoad
],1
2312 call parse_dhcp_options
2313 jmp short .parsed_file
2316 jz .parsed_file
; No bootfile name
2321 stosb ; Null-terminate
2323 mov si, trackbuf
+bootp.sname
2324 test byte [OverLoad
],2
2327 call parse_dhcp_options
2332 ; Parse a sequence of DHCP options, pointed to by DS:SI; the field
2333 ; size is CX -- some DHCP servers leave option fields unterminated
2334 ; in violation of the spec.
2336 ; For parse_some_dhcp_options, DH contains the minimum value for
2337 ; the option to recognize -- this is used to restrict parsing to
2338 ; PXELINUX-specific options only.
2343 parse_some_dhcp_options:
2350 jz .done
; Last byte; must be PAD, END or malformed
2351 cmp al, 0 ; PAD option
2353 cmp al,255 ; END option
2356 ; Anything else will have a length field
2357 mov dl,al ; DL <- option number
2359 lodsb ; AX <- option length
2361 sub cx,ax ; Decrement bytes left counter
2362 jb .done
; Malformed option: length > field size
2364 cmp dl,dh ; Is the option value valid?
2367 mov bx,dhcp_option_list
2369 cmp bx,dhcp_option_list_end
2381 ; Unknown option. Skip to the next one.
2401 ; Parse individual DHCP options. SI points to the option data and
2402 ; AX to the option length. DL contains the option number.
2403 ; All registers are saved around the routine.
2418 cmp cl,DNS_MAX_SERVERS
2420 mov cl,DNS_MAX_SERVERS
2424 mov [LastDNSServer
],di
2427 dopt
16, local_domain
2431 xchg [bx],al ; Zero-terminate option
2433 call dns_mangle
; Convert to DNS label set
2434 mov [bx],al ; Restore ending byte
2437 dopt
43, vendor_encaps
2438 mov dh,208 ; Only recognize PXELINUX options
2439 mov cx,ax ; Length of option = max bytes to parse
2440 call parse_some_dhcp_options
; Parse recursive structure
2443 dopt
52, option_overload
2450 cmp dword [ServerIP
],0
2451 jne .skip
; Already have a next server IP
2457 dopt
61, client_identifier
2458 cmp ax,MAC_MAX
; Too long?
2460 cmp ax,2 ; Too short?
2462 cmp [MACLen
],ah ; Only do this if MACLen == 0
2465 lodsb ; Client identifier type
2468 jne .skip
; Client identifier is not a MAC
2475 dopt
67, bootfile_name
2479 dopt
97, uuid_client_identifier
2480 cmp ax,17 ; type byte + 16 bytes UUID
2482 mov dl,[si] ; Must have type 0 == UUID
2483 or dl,[HaveUUID
] ; Capture only the first instance
2485 mov byte [HaveUUID
],1 ; Got UUID
2490 dopt
209, pxelinux_configfile
2492 or byte [DHCPMagic
],2 ; Got config file
2495 dopt
210, pxelinux_pathprefix
2497 or byte [DHCPMagic
],4 ; Got path prefix
2500 dopt
211, pxelinux_reboottime
2504 xchg bl,bh ; Convert to host byte order
2507 mov [RebootTime
],ebx
2508 or byte [DHCPMagic
],8 ; Got RebootTime
2511 ; Common code for copying an option verbatim
2512 ; Copies the option into ES:DI and null-terminates it.
2513 ; Returns with AX=0 and SI past the option.
2515 xchg cx,ax ; CX <- option length
2517 xchg cx,ax ; AX <- 0
2518 stosb ; Null-terminate
2522 dhcp_option_list_end:
2527 uuid_dashes
db 4,2,2,2,6,0 ; Bytes per UUID dashed section
2533 ; Generate an ip=<client-ip>:<boot-server-ip>:<gw-ip>:<netmask>
2534 ; option into IPOption based on a DHCP packet in trackbuf.
2535 ; Assumes CS == DS == ES.
2556 call gendotquad
; Zero-terminates its output
2558 mov [IPOptionLen
],di
2563 ; Call the receive loop while idle. This is done mostly so we can respond to
2564 ; ARP messages, but perhaps in the future this can be used to do network
2567 ; hpa sez: people using automatic control on the serial port get very
2568 ; unhappy if we poll for ARP too often (the PXE stack is pretty slow,
2569 ; typically.) Therefore, only poll if at least 4 BIOS timer ticks have
2570 ; passed since the last poll, and reset this when a character is
2571 ; received (RESET_IDLE).
2577 mov ax,[cs:BIOS_timer
]
2578 mov [cs:IdleTimer
],ax
2584 mov ax,[cs:BIOS_timer
]
2585 sub ax,[cs:IdleTimer
]
2597 mov [pxe_udp_read_pkt.status
],al ; 0
2598 mov [pxe_udp_read_pkt.buffer
],di
2599 mov [pxe_udp_read_pkt.buffer
+2],ds
2600 mov word [pxe_udp_read_pkt.buffersize
],packet_buf_size
2602 mov [pxe_udp_read_pkt.dip
],eax
2603 mov word [pxe_udp_read_pkt.lport
],htons
(9) ; discard port
2604 mov di,pxe_udp_read_pkt
2605 mov bx,PXENV_UDP_READ
2616 ; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
2618 ; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
2620 %include "getc.inc" ; getc et al
2621 %include "conio.inc" ; Console I/O
2622 %include "writestr.inc" ; String output
2623 writestr
equ cwritestr
2624 %include "writehex.inc" ; Hexadecimal output
2625 %include "configinit.inc" ; Initialize configuration
2626 %include "parseconfig.inc" ; High-level config file handling
2627 %include "parsecmd.inc" ; Low-level config file handling
2628 %include "bcopy32.inc" ; 32-bit bcopy
2629 %include "loadhigh.inc" ; Load a file into high memory
2630 %include "font.inc" ; VGA font stuff
2631 %include "graphics.inc" ; VGA graphics
2632 %include "highmem.inc" ; High memory sizing
2633 %include "strcpy.inc" ; strcpy()
2634 %include "rawcon.inc" ; Console I/O w/o using the console functions
2635 %include "dnsresolv.inc" ; DNS resolver
2636 %include "adv.inc" ; Auxillary Data Vector
2638 ; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
2639 ; Begin data section
2640 ; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
2644 copyright_str
db ' Copyright (C) 1994-', year
, ' H. Peter Anvin'
2646 err_bootfailed
db CR
, LF
, 'Boot failed: press a key to retry, or wait for reset...', CR
, LF
, 0
2647 bailmsg
equ err_bootfailed
2648 err_nopxe
db "No !PXE or PXENV+ API found; we're dead...", CR
, LF
, 0
2649 err_pxefailed
db 'PXE API call failed, error ', 0
2650 err_udpinit
db 'Failed to initialize UDP stack', CR
, LF
, 0
2651 err_noconfig
db 'Unable to locate configuration file', CR
, LF
, 0
2652 err_damage
db 'TFTP server sent an incomprehesible reply', CR
, LF
, 0
2653 found_pxenv
db 'Found PXENV+ structure', CR
, LF
, 0
2654 using_pxenv_msg
db 'Old PXE API detected, using PXENV+ structure', CR
, LF
, 0
2655 apiver_str
db 'PXE API version is ',0
2656 pxeentry_msg
db 'PXE entry point found (we hope) at ', 0
2657 pxenventry_msg
db 'PXENV entry point found (we hope) at ', 0
2658 trymempxe_msg
db 'Scanning memory for !PXE structure... ', 0
2659 trymempxenv_msg
db 'Scanning memory for PXENV+ structure... ', 0
2660 undi_data_msg
db 'UNDI data segment at: ',0
2661 undi_data_len_msg
db 'UNDI data segment size: ',0
2662 undi_code_msg
db 'UNDI code segment at: ',0
2663 undi_code_len_msg
db 'UNDI code segment size: ',0
2664 cant_free_msg
db 'Failed to free base memory, error ', 0
2665 notfound_msg
db 'not found', CR
, LF
, 0
2666 myipaddr_msg
db 'My IP address seems to be ',0
2667 tftpprefix_msg
db 'TFTP prefix: ', 0
2668 localboot_msg
db 'Booting from local disk...', CR
, LF
, 0
2669 trying_msg
db 'Trying to load: ', 0
2670 fourbs_msg
db BS
, BS
, BS
, BS
, 0
2671 default_str
db 'default', 0
2672 syslinux_banner
db CR
, LF
, 'PXELINUX ', version_str
, ' ', date
, ' ', 0
2673 cfgprefix
db 'pxelinux.cfg/' ; No final null!
2674 cfgprefix_len
equ ($
-cfgprefix
)
2677 ; Command line options we'd like to take a look at
2679 ; mem= and vga= are handled as normal 32-bit integer values
2680 initrd_cmd
db 'initrd='
2681 initrd_cmd_len
equ $
-initrd_cmd
2683 ; This one we make ourselves
2684 bootif_str
db 'BOOTIF='
2685 bootif_str_len
equ $
-bootif_str
2687 ; Config file keyword table
2689 %include "keywords.inc"
2692 ; Extensions to search for (in *forward* order).
2693 ; (.bs and .bss are disabled for PXELINUX, since they are not supported)
2696 exten_table: db '.cbt' ; COMBOOT (specific)
2697 db '.0', 0, 0 ; PXE bootstrap program
2698 db '.com' ; COMBOOT (same as DOS)
2701 dd 0, 0 ; Need 8 null bytes here
2704 ; PXE unload sequences
2708 db PXENV_UNDI_SHUTDOWN
2709 db PXENV_UNLOAD_STACK
2714 db PXENV_UNDI_SHUTDOWN
2715 db PXENV_UNLOAD_STACK
2716 db PXENV_UNDI_CLEANUP
2720 ; PXE query packets partially filled in
2723 pxe_bootp_query_pkt:
2724 .
status: resw
1 ; Status
2725 .
packettype: resw
1 ; Boot server packet type
2726 .
buffersize: resw
1 ; Packet size
2727 .
buffer: resw
2 ; seg:off of buffer
2728 .
bufferlimit: resw
1 ; Unused
2732 .
status: dw 0 ; Status
2733 .
sip: dd 0 ; Source (our) IP
2736 .
status: dw 0 ; Status
2739 .
status: dw 0 ; Status
2740 .
sip: dd 0 ; Server IP
2741 .
gip: dd 0 ; Gateway IP
2742 .
lport: dw 0 ; Local port
2743 .
rport: dw 0 ; Remote port
2744 .
buffersize: dw 0 ; Size of packet
2745 .
buffer: dw 0, 0 ; seg:off of buffer
2748 .
status: dw 0 ; Status
2749 .
sip: dd 0 ; Source IP
2750 .
dip: dd 0 ; Destination (our) IP
2751 .
rport: dw 0 ; Remote port
2752 .
lport: dw 0 ; Local port
2753 .
buffersize: dw 0 ; Max packet size
2754 .
buffer: dw 0, 0 ; seg:off of buffer
2759 .
status: dw 0 ; Status
2760 .
filehandle: dw 0 ; FileHandle
2761 .
filename: dd 0 ; seg:off of FileName
2765 .
status: dw 0 ; Status
2766 .
filehandle: dw 0 ; FileHandle
2767 .
filesize: dd 0 ; FileSize
2770 .
status: dw 0 ; Status
2771 .
filehandle: dw 0 ; FileHandle
2772 .
buffersize: dw 0 ; BufferSize
2773 .
buffer: dd 0 ; seg:off of buffer
2778 ; Misc initialized (data) variables
2781 BaseStack
dd StackBuf
; ESP of base stack
2782 dw 0 ; SS of base stack
2783 NextSocket
dw 49152 ; Counter for allocating socket numbers
2784 KeepPXE
db 0 ; Should PXE be kept around?
2789 tftp_tail
db 'octet', 0 ; Octet mode
2790 tsize_str
db 'tsize' ,0 ; Request size
2791 tsize_len
equ ($
-tsize_str
)
2793 blksize_str
db 'blksize', 0 ; Request large blocks
2794 blksize_len
equ ($
-blksize_str
)
2795 asciidec TFTP_LARGEBLK
2797 tftp_tail_len
equ ($
-tftp_tail
)
2801 ; Options negotiation parsing table (string pointer, string len, offset
2802 ; into socket structure)
2805 dw tsize_str
, tsize_len
, tftp_filesize
2806 dw blksize_str
, blksize_len
, tftp_blksize
2807 tftp_opts
equ ($
-tftp_opt_table
)/6
2810 ; Error packet to return on options negotiation error
2812 tftp_opt_err
dw TFTP_ERROR
; ERROR packet
2813 dw TFTP_EOPTNEG
; ERROR 8: bad options
2814 db 'tsize option required', 0 ; Error message
2815 tftp_opt_err_len
equ ($
-tftp_opt_err
)
2818 ack_packet_buf: dw TFTP_ACK
, 0 ; TFTP ACK packet
2821 ; IP information (initialized to "unknown" values)
2822 MyIP
dd 0 ; My IP address
2823 ServerIP
dd 0 ; IP address of boot server
2824 Netmask
dd 0 ; Netmask of this subnet
2825 Gateway
dd 0 ; Default router
2826 ServerPort
dw TFTP_PORT
; TFTP server port
2829 ; Variables that are uninitialized in SYSLINUX but initialized here
2832 BufSafe
dw trackbufsize
/TFTP_BLOCKSIZE
; Clusters we can load into trackbuf
2833 BufSafeBytes
dw trackbufsize
; = how many bytes?
2835 %if
( trackbufsize
% TFTP_BLOCKSIZE
) != 0
2836 %error trackbufsize must be a multiple of TFTP_BLOCKSIZE