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there to the new table; from stephen@etunnels.com (PR 1801).
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- make txp_rx_reclaim() run on offsets instead of indices (avoids several
division/multiplication conversions)
- remove vlan tag support for now (it doesn't work anyway)
- optimize txp_start(), txp_rx_reclaim(), and txp_tx_reclaim() a bit (this is
based on my original attempts at these functions... only now it works =)
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some out of resource handling (a2h_3 is a heartbeat generated every ~8ms
and thus provides 125intrs/sec even when idle).
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out of resource handling a bit better).
- in txp_stop(), disable the rx process, too
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Add support for PPR negotiations and DT transfers,
and the preservation and restoration of the
SCNTL4 register which controls Ultra3 transfers.
Redo sync lookup, since the same period factor
can mean two things depending on whether you are
using DT or ST. Keep a minimum allowed ST period
factor, and a minimum allowd DT period factor for
each adapter.
Currently NO support for QAS or IUS or AIP.
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- correct rx_reclaim (still needs some work)
- rework txp_init() a bit to do the operations in the right order
- wait for filter setup to complete before returning
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- simplify/encapsulate fully transmit ring handling
- initialize sc_xcvr to be auto
- initial rx descriptor ring handling (doesn't work yet)
status: firmware, boot, media, tx, and rx buffer management work
(actual received frames don't... yet).
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so that the correct RCS id is at the top.
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changed between Wiseman && Livengood. Pull in support for the LIVENGOOD with
a PHY (82543_CU) that supports 10/100/1000- this is the Intel PRO1000T. This
depends on the Marvell phy support in mii.
Do a bunch of ansification. Attempt to *still* keep the OpenBSD printf
stuff sane, but this area needs some more cleanup. It'd probably be best
to fork the OpenBSD code away from NetBSD.
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- go ahead and initialized the rx filter (but don't enable RX just yet)
- correct descriptor definition for txp_rx_desc (not the same size as any
other descriptor)
- definition of txp_rxbuf_desc
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optimization)
- add in IFF_OACTIVE and if_timer handling
status: firmware, boot, media, and transmit working
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more to do here
- be sure to set maximum packet size early
- remove old debugging code and add new
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(also fix CMD/RSP type fields)
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website. The license is still too restrictive to be in the tree, though.
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Move the microcode files to dev/microcode/adw/*.
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prep for an rl CardBus attachment.
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put txp_set_filter() in the right places
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to maintain write control over the phy... fine... but we query it to get
current status).
- fix several bugs in cmd/rsp handling: match responses to commands via id/seq,
and add a routine to fixup the queue if it gets mangled).
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get link status via media status query (unclear how to get speed/duplex this way)
fix media command definitions to match documentation
update the hostvar index for response queue on successful query
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XXX: Status routine needs to really query device to get duplex/speed/link
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- rewrite definitions for command/response rings (bad aaron, shared memory structures are volatile and should not use nonportable bit slices, ':')
Status: loads firmware, boots, gets mac address
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bus_dma-ify ubsec)
- allocate rings and boot the card
Status: firmware loads, card appears to boot correctly
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- reg "definition" for soft reset register
- make sure fileheader and section number are initialized before use
- verify section checksum before use
- add a skeleton txp_start()
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