Wed, 13 Mar 2013 00:43:25 +0000
[wd2010,main] WD2010 disc geometry fixes
I believe I have fixed the geometry problem with FreeBee. The geometry was set
to 17 sectors per track instead of 16, which obviously throws off addressing.
I changed it to use 16 sectors per track. However, s4diag tries to format
sector 17, so I changed the WD2010 emulation to accept any address when
formatting (since the format command doesn't actually do anything, it doesn't
matter). It is now possible to format the hard disk, initialize the file
system, and mount it. However, cpio still fails to copy the system to the hard
disk.
Author: Andrew Warkentin <andreww591 gmail com>
philpem@18 | 1 | #define _STATE_C |
philpem@18 | 2 | #include <stddef.h> |
philpem@18 | 3 | #include <malloc.h> |
philpem@18 | 4 | #include <stdio.h> |
philpem@52 | 5 | #include "wd279x.h" |
philpem@112 | 6 | #include "wd2010.h" |
philpem@80 | 7 | #include "keyboard.h" |
philpem@18 | 8 | #include "state.h" |
philpem@18 | 9 | |
philpem@62 | 10 | int state_init(size_t base_ram_size, size_t exp_ram_size) |
philpem@18 | 11 | { |
philpem@18 | 12 | // Free RAM if it's allocated |
philpem@60 | 13 | if (state.base_ram != NULL) |
philpem@60 | 14 | free(state.base_ram); |
philpem@62 | 15 | if (state.exp_ram != NULL) |
philpem@62 | 16 | free(state.exp_ram); |
philpem@18 | 17 | |
philpem@18 | 18 | // Initialise hardware registers |
philpem@18 | 19 | state.romlmap = false; |
philpem@75 | 20 | state.idmarw = state.dmaen = state.dmaenb = false; |
philpem@75 | 21 | state.dma_count = state.dma_address = 0; |
philpem@75 | 22 | state.pie = 0; |
philpem@101 | 23 | state.ee = 0; |
philpem@75 | 24 | state.leds = 0; |
philpem@75 | 25 | state.genstat = 0; // FIXME: check this |
philpem@75 | 26 | state.bsr0 = state.bsr1 = 0; // FIXME: check this |
philpem@97 | 27 | state.timer_enabled = state.timer_asserted = false; |
philpem@62 | 28 | // Allocate Base RAM, making sure the user has specified a valid RAM amount first |
philpem@62 | 29 | // Basically: 512KiB minimum, 2MiB maximum, in increments of 512KiB. |
philpem@62 | 30 | if ((base_ram_size < 512*1024) || (base_ram_size > 2048*1024) || ((base_ram_size % (512*1024)) != 0)) |
philpem@18 | 31 | return -1; |
philpem@62 | 32 | state.base_ram = malloc(base_ram_size); |
philpem@60 | 33 | if (state.base_ram == NULL) |
philpem@18 | 34 | return -2; |
philpem@62 | 35 | state.base_ram_size = base_ram_size; |
philpem@62 | 36 | |
philpem@62 | 37 | // Now allocate expansion RAM |
philpem@62 | 38 | // The difference here is that we can have zero bytes of Expansion RAM; we're not limited to having a minimum of 512KiB. |
philpem@62 | 39 | if ((exp_ram_size > 2048*1024) || ((exp_ram_size % (512*1024)) != 0)) |
philpem@62 | 40 | return -1; |
philpem@62 | 41 | state.exp_ram = malloc(exp_ram_size); |
philpem@62 | 42 | if (state.exp_ram == NULL) |
philpem@62 | 43 | return -2; |
philpem@62 | 44 | state.exp_ram_size = exp_ram_size; |
philpem@18 | 45 | |
philpem@18 | 46 | // Load ROMs |
philpem@18 | 47 | FILE *r14c, *r15c; |
philpem@18 | 48 | r14c = fopen("roms/14c.bin", "rb"); |
philpem@55 | 49 | if (r14c == NULL) { |
philpem@55 | 50 | fprintf(stderr, "[state] Error loading roms/14c.bin.\n"); |
philpem@55 | 51 | return -3; |
philpem@55 | 52 | } |
philpem@18 | 53 | r15c = fopen("roms/15c.bin", "rb"); |
philpem@55 | 54 | if (r15c == NULL) { |
philpem@55 | 55 | fprintf(stderr, "[state] Error loading roms/15c.bin.\n"); |
philpem@55 | 56 | return -3; |
philpem@55 | 57 | } |
philpem@18 | 58 | |
philpem@18 | 59 | // get ROM file size |
philpem@18 | 60 | fseek(r14c, 0, SEEK_END); |
philpem@18 | 61 | size_t romlen = ftell(r14c); |
philpem@18 | 62 | fseek(r14c, 0, SEEK_SET); |
philpem@18 | 63 | fseek(r15c, 0, SEEK_END); |
philpem@18 | 64 | size_t romlen2 = ftell(r15c); |
philpem@18 | 65 | fseek(r15c, 0, SEEK_SET); |
philpem@55 | 66 | if (romlen2 != romlen) { |
philpem@55 | 67 | fprintf(stderr, "[state] ROMs are not the same size!\n"); |
philpem@55 | 68 | return -3; |
philpem@55 | 69 | } |
philpem@55 | 70 | if ((romlen + romlen2) > ROM_SIZE) { |
philpem@55 | 71 | fprintf(stderr, "[state] ROM files are too large!\n"); |
philpem@55 | 72 | return -3; |
philpem@55 | 73 | } |
philpem@18 | 74 | |
philpem@18 | 75 | // sanity checks completed; load the ROMs! |
philpem@18 | 76 | uint8_t *romdat1, *romdat2; |
philpem@18 | 77 | romdat1 = malloc(romlen); |
philpem@18 | 78 | romdat2 = malloc(romlen2); |
philpem@18 | 79 | fread(romdat1, 1, romlen, r15c); |
philpem@18 | 80 | fread(romdat2, 1, romlen2, r14c); |
philpem@18 | 81 | |
philpem@18 | 82 | // convert the ROM data |
philpem@18 | 83 | for (size_t i=0; i<(romlen + romlen2); i+=2) { |
philpem@18 | 84 | state.rom[i+0] = romdat1[i/2]; |
philpem@18 | 85 | state.rom[i+1] = romdat2[i/2]; |
philpem@18 | 86 | } |
philpem@18 | 87 | |
philpem@18 | 88 | // TODO: if ROM buffer not filled, repeat the ROM data we read until it is (wraparound emulation) |
philpem@18 | 89 | |
philpem@18 | 90 | // free the data arrays and close the files |
philpem@18 | 91 | free(romdat1); |
philpem@18 | 92 | free(romdat2); |
philpem@18 | 93 | fclose(r14c); |
philpem@18 | 94 | fclose(r15c); |
philpem@18 | 95 | |
philpem@52 | 96 | // Initialise the disc controller |
philpem@52 | 97 | wd2797_init(&state.fdc_ctx); |
philpem@80 | 98 | // Initialise the keyboard controller |
philpem@80 | 99 | keyboard_init(&state.kbd); |
philpem@52 | 100 | |
philpem@18 | 101 | return 0; |
philpem@18 | 102 | } |
philpem@18 | 103 | |
philpem@18 | 104 | void state_done() |
philpem@18 | 105 | { |
philpem@60 | 106 | if (state.base_ram != NULL) { |
philpem@60 | 107 | free(state.base_ram); |
philpem@60 | 108 | state.base_ram = NULL; |
philpem@18 | 109 | } |
philpem@62 | 110 | |
philpem@62 | 111 | if (state.exp_ram != NULL) { |
philpem@62 | 112 | free(state.exp_ram); |
philpem@62 | 113 | state.exp_ram = NULL; |
philpem@62 | 114 | } |
philpem@62 | 115 | |
philpem@52 | 116 | // Deinitialise the disc controller |
philpem@52 | 117 | wd2797_done(&state.fdc_ctx); |
philpem@112 | 118 | wd2010_done(&state.hdc_ctx); |
philpem@18 | 119 | } |
philpem@18 | 120 | |
philpem@18 | 121 |