rockbox/firmware/target/arm/crt0-pp.S

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/***************************************************************************
* __________ __ ___.
* Open \______ \ ____ ____ | | _\_ |__ _______ ___
* Source | _// _ \_/ ___\| |/ /| __ \ / _ \ \/ /
* Jukebox | | ( <_> ) \___| < | \_\ ( <_> > < <
* Firmware |____|_ /\____/ \___ >__|_ \|___ /\____/__/\_ \
* \/ \/ \/ \/ \/
* $Id$
*
* Copyright (C) 2002 by Linus Nielsen Feltzing
*
* All files in this archive are subject to the GNU General Public License.
* See the file COPYING in the source tree root for full license agreement.
*
* This software is distributed on an "AS IS" basis, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY
* KIND, either express or implied.
*
****************************************************************************/
#include "config.h"
#include "cpu.h"
.section .init.text,"ax",%progbits
.global start
start:
/* PortalPlayer bootloader and startup code based on startup.s from the iPodLinux
* loader
*
* Copyright (c) 2003, Daniel Palffy (dpalffy (at) rainstorm.org)
* Copyright (c) 2005, Bernard Leach <leachbj@bouncycastle.org>
*
*/
#if CONFIG_CPU == PP5002
.equ PROC_ID, 0xc4000000
.equ CPU_ICLR, 0xcf001028
.equ COP_ICLR, 0xcf001038
.equ COP_CTRL, 0xcf004058
.equ COP_STATUS, 0xcf004050
.equ IIS_CONFIG, 0xc0002500
.equ SLEEP, 0x000000ca
.equ WAKE, 0x000000ce
.equ SLEEPING, 0x00004000
#else
.equ PROC_ID, 0x60000000
.equ CPU_ICLR, 0x60004028
.equ COP_ICLR, 0x60004038
.equ COP_CTRL, 0x60007004
.equ COP_STATUS, 0x60007004
.equ IIS_CONFIG, 0x70002800
.equ SLEEP, 0x80000000
.equ WAKE, 0x00000000
.equ SLEEPING, 0x80000000
.equ CACHE_CTRL, 0x6000c000
#endif
msr cpsr_c, #0xd3 /* enter supervisor mode, disable IRQ/FIQ */
b pad_skip
.space 60*4 /* (more than enough) space for exception vectors and mi4 magic */
pad_skip:
#ifdef SANSA_E200
/* On the Sansa, copying the vectors fails if the cache is initialised */
ldr r1, =CACHE_CTRL
mov r2, #0x0
str r2, [r1]
#endif
/* We need to remap memory from wherever SDRAM is mapped natively, to
base address 0, so we can put our exception vectors there. We don't
want to do this remapping while executing from SDRAM, so we copy the
remapping code to IRAM, then execute from there. Hence, the following
code is compiled for address 0, but is currently executing at either
0x28000000 or 0x10000000, depending on chipset version. Do not use any
absolute addresses until remapping has been done. */
ldr r1, =0x40000000
ldr r2, =remap_start
ldr r3, =remap_end
and r5, pc, #0xff000000 /* adjust for execute address */
orr r2, r2, r5
orr r3, r3, r5
/* copy the code to 0x40000000 */
1:
ldr r4, [r2], #4
str r4, [r1], #4
cmp r2, r3
ble 1b
ldr r3, =0x3f84 /* r3 and r1 values here are magic, don't touch */
orr r3, r3, r5 /* adjust for execute address */
ldr r2, =0xf000f014
#if MEM > 32
mov r1, #0x7400 /* r1 appears to indicate how much memory (not in
bytes) is remapped */
#else
mov r1, #0x3a00
#endif
ldr r0, =0xf000f010
mov pc, #0x40000000
remap_start:
str r1, [r0]
str r3, [r2]
ldr r0, L_post_remap
mov pc, r0
L_post_remap: .word remap_end
remap_end:
/* After doing the remapping, send the COP to sleep.
On wakeup it will go to cop_init */
Add working dual-boot bootloaders for H10 and Sansa, which allow booting the OF and Rockbox. Rolo also works. Changes made: Combine bootloader/h10.c and bootloader/e200.c into a common bootloader file (bootloader/main-pp.c) to be used by all mi4 based PortalPlayer targets. The file bootloader/main-pp.c is based off the old bootloader/h10.c with some minor changes to allow it to work on the Sansa too. This effectively adds a Sansa bootloader. Define MODEL_NAME string in config-*.h for use in bootloader. Split crt0-pp.S into separate files for bootloader and normal builds. Bootloader code is now in crt0-pp-bl.S while normal build code stays in crt0-pp.S. Improvements to crt0-pp.S and crt0-pp-bl.S (mostly to make it more multiprocessor safe): * Leave space in bootloader at 0xe0-0xeb since scramble writes over there when it creates the mi4 file (don't leave space for iPods since it's not needed and all code in crt0-pp-bl.S needs to fit before the boot_table at 0x100). * Remove unused DEBUG and STUB code from crt0-pp.S. * Make CPU wait for COP to be sleeping when we put the COP to sleep. * Invalidate COP cache when COP wakes * Flush CPU cache before waking COP * Make sure only the CPU clears the BSS (not the COP) * Make sure only the CPU sets up its own stack (not the COP) Rolo works on H10, so enable it. Make Sansa e200 use rockbox.e200 rather than PP5022.mi4 for 'Normal' builds. This makes updating rockbox simpler as we don't need to go through the firmware update procedure, but rather just put a new rockbox.e200 on the device. rockbox.e200 uses a simple 'add' checksum. git-svn-id: svn://svn.rockbox.org/rockbox/trunk@11815 a1c6a512-1295-4272-9138-f99709370657
2006-12-19 11:33:53 +00:00
/* Find out which processor we are */
ldr r0, =PROC_ID
ldrb r0, [r0]
cmp r0, #0x55
/* Mask all interrupt sources before setting up modes */
ldreq r0, =CPU_ICLR
ldrne r0, =COP_ICLR
mvn r1, #1
str r1, [r0]
/* put us (co-processor) to sleep */
ldrne r4, =COP_CTRL
movne r3, #SLEEP
strne r3, [r4]
ldrne pc, =cop_init
Add working dual-boot bootloaders for H10 and Sansa, which allow booting the OF and Rockbox. Rolo also works. Changes made: Combine bootloader/h10.c and bootloader/e200.c into a common bootloader file (bootloader/main-pp.c) to be used by all mi4 based PortalPlayer targets. The file bootloader/main-pp.c is based off the old bootloader/h10.c with some minor changes to allow it to work on the Sansa too. This effectively adds a Sansa bootloader. Define MODEL_NAME string in config-*.h for use in bootloader. Split crt0-pp.S into separate files for bootloader and normal builds. Bootloader code is now in crt0-pp-bl.S while normal build code stays in crt0-pp.S. Improvements to crt0-pp.S and crt0-pp-bl.S (mostly to make it more multiprocessor safe): * Leave space in bootloader at 0xe0-0xeb since scramble writes over there when it creates the mi4 file (don't leave space for iPods since it's not needed and all code in crt0-pp-bl.S needs to fit before the boot_table at 0x100). * Remove unused DEBUG and STUB code from crt0-pp.S. * Make CPU wait for COP to be sleeping when we put the COP to sleep. * Invalidate COP cache when COP wakes * Flush CPU cache before waking COP * Make sure only the CPU clears the BSS (not the COP) * Make sure only the CPU sets up its own stack (not the COP) Rolo works on H10, so enable it. Make Sansa e200 use rockbox.e200 rather than PP5022.mi4 for 'Normal' builds. This makes updating rockbox simpler as we don't need to go through the firmware update procedure, but rather just put a new rockbox.e200 on the device. rockbox.e200 uses a simple 'add' checksum. git-svn-id: svn://svn.rockbox.org/rockbox/trunk@11815 a1c6a512-1295-4272-9138-f99709370657
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cpu_init:
/* Wait for COP to be sleeping */
ldr r4, =COP_STATUS
1:
ldr r3, [r4]
tst r3, #SLEEPING
Add working dual-boot bootloaders for H10 and Sansa, which allow booting the OF and Rockbox. Rolo also works. Changes made: Combine bootloader/h10.c and bootloader/e200.c into a common bootloader file (bootloader/main-pp.c) to be used by all mi4 based PortalPlayer targets. The file bootloader/main-pp.c is based off the old bootloader/h10.c with some minor changes to allow it to work on the Sansa too. This effectively adds a Sansa bootloader. Define MODEL_NAME string in config-*.h for use in bootloader. Split crt0-pp.S into separate files for bootloader and normal builds. Bootloader code is now in crt0-pp-bl.S while normal build code stays in crt0-pp.S. Improvements to crt0-pp.S and crt0-pp-bl.S (mostly to make it more multiprocessor safe): * Leave space in bootloader at 0xe0-0xeb since scramble writes over there when it creates the mi4 file (don't leave space for iPods since it's not needed and all code in crt0-pp-bl.S needs to fit before the boot_table at 0x100). * Remove unused DEBUG and STUB code from crt0-pp.S. * Make CPU wait for COP to be sleeping when we put the COP to sleep. * Invalidate COP cache when COP wakes * Flush CPU cache before waking COP * Make sure only the CPU clears the BSS (not the COP) * Make sure only the CPU sets up its own stack (not the COP) Rolo works on H10, so enable it. Make Sansa e200 use rockbox.e200 rather than PP5022.mi4 for 'Normal' builds. This makes updating rockbox simpler as we don't need to go through the firmware update procedure, but rather just put a new rockbox.e200 on the device. rockbox.e200 uses a simple 'add' checksum. git-svn-id: svn://svn.rockbox.org/rockbox/trunk@11815 a1c6a512-1295-4272-9138-f99709370657
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beq 1b
/* Copy exception handler code to address 0 */
ldr r2, =_vectorsstart
ldr r3, =_vectorsend
ldr r4, =_vectorscopy
1:
cmp r3, r2
ldrhi r5, [r4], #4
strhi r5, [r2], #4
bhi 1b
/* Zero out IBSS */
ldr r2, =_iedata
ldr r3, =_iend
mov r4, #0
1:
cmp r3, r2
strhi r4, [r2], #4
bhi 1b
/* Copy the IRAM */
ldr r2, =_iramcopy
ldr r3, =_iramstart
ldr r4, =_iramend
1:
cmp r4, r3
ldrhi r5, [r2], #4
strhi r5, [r3], #4
bhi 1b
/* Initialise bss section to zero */
ldr r2, =_edata
ldr r3, =_end
mov r4, #0
1:
cmp r3, r2
strhi r4, [r2], #4
bhi 1b
/* Set up some stack and munge it with 0xdeadbeef */
ldr sp, =stackend
mov r3, sp
ldr r2, =stackbegin
ldr r4, =0xdeadbeef
1:
cmp r3, r2
strhi r4, [r2], #4
bhi 1b
/* Set up stack for IRQ mode */
msr cpsr_c, #0x92 /* IRQ disabled, FIQ enabled */
ldr sp, =irq_stack
/* Set up stack for FIQ mode */
msr cpsr_c, #0xd1 /* IRQ/FIQ disabled */
ldr sp, =fiq_stack
/* We'll load the banked FIQ mode registers with useful values here.
These values will be used in the FIQ handler in pcm_playback.c */
ldr r12, =IIS_CONFIG
ldr r11, =p
/* Let abort and undefined modes use IRQ stack */
msr cpsr_c, #0xd7 /* IRQ/FIQ disabled */
ldr sp, =irq_stack
msr cpsr_c, #0xdb /* IRQ/FIQ disabled */
ldr sp, =irq_stack
/* Switch to supervisor mode */
msr cpsr_c, #0xd3
ldr sp, =stackend
bl main
/* main() should never return */
cop_init:
Add working dual-boot bootloaders for H10 and Sansa, which allow booting the OF and Rockbox. Rolo also works. Changes made: Combine bootloader/h10.c and bootloader/e200.c into a common bootloader file (bootloader/main-pp.c) to be used by all mi4 based PortalPlayer targets. The file bootloader/main-pp.c is based off the old bootloader/h10.c with some minor changes to allow it to work on the Sansa too. This effectively adds a Sansa bootloader. Define MODEL_NAME string in config-*.h for use in bootloader. Split crt0-pp.S into separate files for bootloader and normal builds. Bootloader code is now in crt0-pp-bl.S while normal build code stays in crt0-pp.S. Improvements to crt0-pp.S and crt0-pp-bl.S (mostly to make it more multiprocessor safe): * Leave space in bootloader at 0xe0-0xeb since scramble writes over there when it creates the mi4 file (don't leave space for iPods since it's not needed and all code in crt0-pp-bl.S needs to fit before the boot_table at 0x100). * Remove unused DEBUG and STUB code from crt0-pp.S. * Make CPU wait for COP to be sleeping when we put the COP to sleep. * Invalidate COP cache when COP wakes * Flush CPU cache before waking COP * Make sure only the CPU clears the BSS (not the COP) * Make sure only the CPU sets up its own stack (not the COP) Rolo works on H10, so enable it. Make Sansa e200 use rockbox.e200 rather than PP5022.mi4 for 'Normal' builds. This makes updating rockbox simpler as we don't need to go through the firmware update procedure, but rather just put a new rockbox.e200 on the device. rockbox.e200 uses a simple 'add' checksum. git-svn-id: svn://svn.rockbox.org/rockbox/trunk@11815 a1c6a512-1295-4272-9138-f99709370657
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#if CONFIG_CPU != PP5002
/* COP: Invalidate cache */
ldr r0, =0xf000f044
ldr r1, [r0]
orr r1, r1, #0x6
str r1, [r0]
ldr r0, =CACHE_CTRL
Add working dual-boot bootloaders for H10 and Sansa, which allow booting the OF and Rockbox. Rolo also works. Changes made: Combine bootloader/h10.c and bootloader/e200.c into a common bootloader file (bootloader/main-pp.c) to be used by all mi4 based PortalPlayer targets. The file bootloader/main-pp.c is based off the old bootloader/h10.c with some minor changes to allow it to work on the Sansa too. This effectively adds a Sansa bootloader. Define MODEL_NAME string in config-*.h for use in bootloader. Split crt0-pp.S into separate files for bootloader and normal builds. Bootloader code is now in crt0-pp-bl.S while normal build code stays in crt0-pp.S. Improvements to crt0-pp.S and crt0-pp-bl.S (mostly to make it more multiprocessor safe): * Leave space in bootloader at 0xe0-0xeb since scramble writes over there when it creates the mi4 file (don't leave space for iPods since it's not needed and all code in crt0-pp-bl.S needs to fit before the boot_table at 0x100). * Remove unused DEBUG and STUB code from crt0-pp.S. * Make CPU wait for COP to be sleeping when we put the COP to sleep. * Invalidate COP cache when COP wakes * Flush CPU cache before waking COP * Make sure only the CPU clears the BSS (not the COP) * Make sure only the CPU sets up its own stack (not the COP) Rolo works on H10, so enable it. Make Sansa e200 use rockbox.e200 rather than PP5022.mi4 for 'Normal' builds. This makes updating rockbox simpler as we don't need to go through the firmware update procedure, but rather just put a new rockbox.e200 on the device. rockbox.e200 uses a simple 'add' checksum. git-svn-id: svn://svn.rockbox.org/rockbox/trunk@11815 a1c6a512-1295-4272-9138-f99709370657
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1:
ldr r1, [r0]
tst r1, #0x8000
bne 1b
#endif
/* Setup stack for COP */
ldr sp, =cop_stackend
mov r3, sp
ldr r2, =cop_stackbegin
ldr r4, =0xdeadbeef
2:
cmp r3, r2
strhi r4, [r2], #4
bhi 2b
/* Set up stack for IRQ mode */
msr cpsr_c, #0x92 /* IRQ disabled, FIQ enabled */
ldr sp, =cop_irq_stack
/* Set up stack for FIQ mode */
msr cpsr_c, #0xd1 /* IRQ/FIQ disabled */
ldr sp, =cop_fiq_stack
/* Let abort and undefined modes use IRQ stack */
msr cpsr_c, #0xd7 /* IRQ/FIQ disabled */
ldr sp, =cop_irq_stack
msr cpsr_c, #0xdb /* IRQ/FIQ disabled */
ldr sp, =cop_irq_stack
/* Switch to supervisor mode */
msr cpsr_c, #0xd3
ldr sp, =cop_stackend
Add working dual-boot bootloaders for H10 and Sansa, which allow booting the OF and Rockbox. Rolo also works. Changes made: Combine bootloader/h10.c and bootloader/e200.c into a common bootloader file (bootloader/main-pp.c) to be used by all mi4 based PortalPlayer targets. The file bootloader/main-pp.c is based off the old bootloader/h10.c with some minor changes to allow it to work on the Sansa too. This effectively adds a Sansa bootloader. Define MODEL_NAME string in config-*.h for use in bootloader. Split crt0-pp.S into separate files for bootloader and normal builds. Bootloader code is now in crt0-pp-bl.S while normal build code stays in crt0-pp.S. Improvements to crt0-pp.S and crt0-pp-bl.S (mostly to make it more multiprocessor safe): * Leave space in bootloader at 0xe0-0xeb since scramble writes over there when it creates the mi4 file (don't leave space for iPods since it's not needed and all code in crt0-pp-bl.S needs to fit before the boot_table at 0x100). * Remove unused DEBUG and STUB code from crt0-pp.S. * Make CPU wait for COP to be sleeping when we put the COP to sleep. * Invalidate COP cache when COP wakes * Flush CPU cache before waking COP * Make sure only the CPU clears the BSS (not the COP) * Make sure only the CPU sets up its own stack (not the COP) Rolo works on H10, so enable it. Make Sansa e200 use rockbox.e200 rather than PP5022.mi4 for 'Normal' builds. This makes updating rockbox simpler as we don't need to go through the firmware update procedure, but rather just put a new rockbox.e200 on the device. rockbox.e200 uses a simple 'add' checksum. git-svn-id: svn://svn.rockbox.org/rockbox/trunk@11815 a1c6a512-1295-4272-9138-f99709370657
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/* Run cop_main() in apps/main.c */
bl cop_main
/* Exception handlers. Will be copied to address 0 after memory remapping */
.section .vectors,"aw"
ldr pc, [pc, #24]
ldr pc, [pc, #24]
ldr pc, [pc, #24]
ldr pc, [pc, #24]
ldr pc, [pc, #24]
ldr pc, [pc, #24]
ldr pc, [pc, #24]
ldr pc, [pc, #24]
/* Exception vectors */
.global vectors
vectors:
.word start
.word undef_instr_handler
.word software_int_handler
.word prefetch_abort_handler
.word data_abort_handler
.word reserved_handler
.word irq_handler
.word 0 /* fiq handler set in pcm driver */
.text
#ifndef STUB
.global irq
.global UIE
#endif
/* All illegal exceptions call into UIE with exception address as first
parameter. This is calculated differently depending on which exception
we're in. Second parameter is exception number, used for a string lookup
in UIE.
*/
undef_instr_handler:
mov r0, lr
mov r1, #0
b UIE
/* We run supervisor mode most of the time, and should never see a software
exception being thrown. Perhaps make it illegal and call UIE?
*/
software_int_handler:
reserved_handler:
movs pc, lr
prefetch_abort_handler:
sub r0, lr, #4
mov r1, #1
b UIE
data_abort_handler:
sub r0, lr, #8
mov r1, #2
b UIE
irq_handler:
#ifndef STUB
stmfd sp!, {r0-r3, r12, lr}
bl irq
ldmfd sp!, {r0-r3, r12, lr}
#endif
subs pc, lr, #4
#ifdef STUB
UIE:
b UIE
#endif
/* 256 words of IRQ stack */
.space 256*4
irq_stack:
/* 256 words of COP IRQ stack */
.space 256*4
cop_irq_stack:
/* 256 words of FIQ stack */
.space 256*4
fiq_stack:
/* We'll need this soon - just reserve the symbol */
#if 0
/* 256 words of COP FIQ stack */
.space 256*4
#endif
cop_fiq_stack: