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26 * $FreeBSD: src/sys/i386/i386/bioscall.s,v 1.6.2.1 2000/07/07 00:38:46 obrien Exp $
27 * $DragonFly: src/sys/platform/pc32/i386/bioscall.s,v 1.4 2003/11/07 17:59:23 dillon Exp $
31 * Functions for calling x86 BIOS functions from the BSD kernel
34 #include <machine/asmacros.h>
40 bioscall_frame: .long 0
41 bioscall_stack: .long 0
45 * bios32(regs, offset, segment)
46 * struct bios_regs *regs;
53 mov %bp,bioscall_vector+4
55 movl %ebp,bioscall_vector
67 lcall *bioscall_vector
75 movl $0,%eax /* presume success */
77 movl $1,%eax /* nope */
87 * bios16_call(regs, stack)
88 * struct bios_regs *regs;
94 addl $4,%ebp /* frame pointer */
95 movl %ebp,bioscall_frame /* ... save it */
100 * the problem with a full 32-bit stack segment is that 16-bit code
101 * tends to do a pushf, which only pushes %sp, not %esp. This value
102 * is then popped off (into %esp) which causes a page fault because
103 * it is the wrong address.
105 * the reverse problem happens for 16-bit stack addresses; the kernel
106 * code attempts to get the address of something on the stack, and the
107 * value returned is the address relative to %ss, not %ds.
109 * we fix this by installing a temporary stack at page 0, so the
110 * addresses are always valid in both 32 bit and 16 bit modes.
112 movl %esp,bioscall_stack /* save current stack location */
113 movl 8(%ebp),%esp /* switch to page 0 stack */
115 movl 4(%ebp),%ebp /* regs */
125 leal CNAME(bios16_jmp),%ebp
127 pushl %ebp /* reload %cs and */
128 lret /* ...continue below */
129 .globl CNAME(bios16_jmp)
131 lcallw *bioscall_vector /* 16-bit call */
134 pushl $0 /* success */
137 pushl $1 /* failure */
139 movl bioscall_frame,%ebp
141 movl 4(%ebp),%ebp /* regs */
150 popl %eax /* recover return value */
151 movl bioscall_stack,%esp /* return to normal stack */
159 pushl %ecx /* return address */
161 lret /* reload %cs on the way out */