/*
* FarSync X21 driver for Linux
*
* Actually sync driver for X.21, V.35 and V.24 on FarSync T-series cards
*
* Copyright (C) 2001 FarSite Communications Ltd.
* www.farsite.co.uk
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
* modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
* as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version
* 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
*
* Author: R.J.Dunlop <bob.dunlop@farsite.co.uk>
*
* For the most part this file only contains structures and information
* that is visible to applications outside the driver. Shared memory
* layout etc is internal to the driver and described within farsync.c.
* Overlap exists in that the values used for some fields within the
* ioctl interface extend into the cards firmware interface so values in
* this file may not be changed arbitrarily.
*/
/* What's in a name
*
* The project name for this driver is Oscar. The driver is intended to be
* used with the FarSite T-Series cards (T2P & T4P) running in the high
* speed frame shifter mode. This is sometimes referred to as X.21 mode
* which is a complete misnomer as the card continues to support V.24 and
* V.35 as well as X.21.
*
* A short common prefix is useful for routines within the driver to avoid
* conflict with other similar drivers and I chosen to use "fst_" for this
* purpose (FarSite T-series).
*/
#define FST_NAME "fst" /* In debug/info etc */
#define FST_DEV_NAME "farsync" /* For misc interfaces */
/* User version number
*
* This version number is incremented with each official release of the
* package and is a simplified number for normal user reference.
* Individual files are tracked by the version control system and may
* have individual versions (or IDs) that move much faster than the
* the release version as individual updates are tracked.
*/
#define FST_USER_VERSION "0.09"
/* Ioctl call command values
*
* The first three private ioctls are used by the sync-PPP module,
* allowing a little room for expansion we start our numbering at 10.
*/
#define FSTWRITE (SIOCDEVPRIVATE+10)
#define FSTCPURESET (SIOCDEVPRIVATE+11)
#define FSTCPURELEASE (SIOCDEVPRIVATE+12)
#define FSTGETCONF (SIOCDEVPRIVATE+13)
#define FSTSETCONF (SIOCDEVPRIVATE+14)
/* FSTWRITE
*
* Used to write a block of data (firmware etc) before the card is running
*/
struct fstioc_write {
unsigned int size;
unsigned int offset;
unsigned char data[0];
};
/* FSTCPURESET and FSTCPURELEASE
*
* These take no additional data.
* FSTCPURESET forces the cards CPU into a reset state and holds it there.
* FSTCPURELEASE releases the CPU from this reset state allowing it to run,
* the reset vector should be setup before this ioctl is run.
*/
/* FSTGETCONF and FSTSETCONF
*
* Get and set a card/ports configuration.
* In order to allow selective setting of items and for the kernel to
* indicate a partial status response the first field "valid" is a bitmask
* indicating which other fields in the structure are valid.
* Many of the field names in this structure match those used in the
* firmware shared memory configuration interface and come originally from
* the NT header file Smc.h
*
* When used with FSTGETCONF this structure should be zeroed before use.
* This is to allow for possible future expansion when some of the fields
* might be used to indicate a different (expanded) structure.
*/
struct fstioc_info {
unsigned int valid; /* Bits of structure that are valid */
unsigned int nports; /* Number of serial ports */
unsigned int type; /* Type index of card */
unsigned int state; /* State of card */
unsigned int index; /* Index of port ioctl was issued on */
unsigned int smcFirmwareVersion;
unsigned short lineInterface; /* Physical interface type */
unsigned char proto; /* Line protocol */
unsigned char internalClock; /* 1 => internal clock, 0 => external */
unsigned int lineSpeed; /* Speed in bps */
unsigned int v24IpSts; /* V.24 control input status */
unsigned int v24OpSts; /* V.24 control output status */
unsigned short clockStatus; /* lsb: 0=> present, 1=> absent */
unsigned short cableStatus; /* lsb: 0=> present, 1=> absent */
unsigned short cardMode; /* lsb: LED id mode */
unsigned short debug; /* Debug flags */
};
/* "valid" bitmask */
#define FSTVAL_NONE 0x00000000 /* Nothing valid (firmware not running).
* Slight misnomer. In fact nports,
* type, state and index will be set
* based on hardware detected.
*/
#define FSTVAL_OMODEM 0x0000001F /* First 5 bits correspond to the
* output status bits defined for
* v24OpSts
*/
#define FSTVAL_SPEED 0x00000020 /* internalClock, lineSpeed, clockStatus
*/
#define FSTVAL_CABLE 0x00000040 /* lineInterface, cableStatus */
#define FSTVAL_IMODEM 0x00000080 /* v24IpSts */
#define FSTVAL_CARD 0x00000100 /* nports, type, state, index,
* smcFirmwareVersion
*/
#define FSTVAL_PROTO 0x00000200 /* proto */
#define FSTVAL_MODE 0x00000400 /* cardMode */
#define FSTVAL_DEBUG 0x80000000 /* debug */
#define FSTVAL_ALL 0x000007FF /* Note: does not include DEBUG flag */
/* "type" */
#define FST_TYPE_NONE 0 /* Probably should never happen */
#define FST_TYPE_T2P 1 /* T2P X21 2 port card */
#define FST_TYPE_T4P 2 /* T4P X21 4 port card */
/* "state" */
#define FST_UNINIT 0 /* Raw uninitialised state following
* system startup */
#define FST_RESET 1 /* Processor held in reset state */
#define FST_DOWNLOAD 2 /* Card being downloaded */
#define FST_STARTING 3 /* Released following download */
#define FST_RUNNING 4 /* Processor running */
#define FST_BADVERSION 5 /* Bad shared memory version detected */
#define FST_HALTED 6 /* Processor flagged a halt */
#define FST_IFAILED 7 /* Firmware issued initialisation failed
* interrupt
*/
/* "lineInterface" */
#define V24 1
#define X21 2
#define V35 3
/* "proto" */
#define FST_HDLC 1 /* Cisco compatible HDLC */
#define FST_PPP 2 /* Sync PPP */
#define FST_MONITOR 3 /* Monitor only (raw packet reception) */
#define FST_RAW 4 /* Two way raw packets */
#define FST_GEN_HDLC 5 /* Using "Generic HDLC" module */
/* "internalClock" */
#define INTCLK 1
#define EXTCLK 0
/* "v24IpSts" bitmask */
#define IPSTS_CTS 0x00000001 /* Clear To Send (Indicate for X.21) */
#define IPSTS_INDICATE IPSTS_CTS
#define IPSTS_DSR 0x00000002 /* Data Set Ready (T2P Port A) */
#define IPSTS_DCD 0x00000004 /* Data Carrier Detect */
#define IPSTS_RI 0x00000008 /* Ring Indicator (T2P Port A) */
#define IPSTS_TMI 0x00000010 /* Test Mode Indicator (Not Supported)*/
/* "v24OpSts" bitmask */
#define OPSTS_RTS 0x00000001 /* Request To Send (Control for X.21) */
#define OPSTS_CONTROL OPSTS_RTS
#define OPSTS_DTR 0x00000002 /* Data Terminal Ready */
#define OPSTS_DSRS 0x00000004 /* Data Signalling Rate Select (Not
* Supported) */
#define OPSTS_SS 0x00000008 /* Select Standby (Not Supported) */
#define OPSTS_LL 0x00000010 /* Maintenance Test (Not Supported) */
/* "cardMode" bitmask */
#define CARD_MODE_IDENTIFY 0x0001
/* Debug support
*
* These should only be enabled for development kernels, production code
* should define FST_DEBUG=0 in order to exclude the code.
* Setting FST_DEBUG=1 will include all the debug code but in a disabled
* state, use the FSTSETCONF ioctl to enable specific debug actions, or
* FST_DEBUG can be set to prime the debug selection.
*/
#define FST_DEBUG 0x0000
#if FST_DEBUG
extern int fst_debug_mask; /* Bit mask of actions to debug, bits
* listed below. Note: Bit 0 is used
* to trigger the inclusion of this
* code, without enabling any actions.
*/
#define DBG_INIT 0x0002 /* Card detection and initialisation */
#define DBG_OPEN 0x0004 /* Open and close sequences */
#define DBG_PCI 0x0008 /* PCI config operations */
#define DBG_IOCTL 0x0010 /* Ioctls and other config */
#define DBG_INTR 0x0020 /* Interrupt routines (be careful) */
#define DBG_TX 0x0040 /* Packet transmission */
#define DBG_RX 0x0080 /* Packet reception */
#define DBG_CMD 0x0100 /* Port command issuing */
#define DBG_ASS 0xFFFF /* Assert like statements. Code that
* should never be reached, if you see
* one of these then I've been an ass
*/
#endif /* FST_DEBUG */
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