singrdk/base/boot/BootSectors/Fat32_BS.asm

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;;
;; Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
;;
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; Concerns
; 1 - there is no error checking on the int13 calls
; 2 - we assume that the disk is FAT32, and that the parameters in the BPB are correct.
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; Constants
BootSecOrigin EQU 07c00h ; the BIOS always puts the boot sector here
StackOffset EQU -12 ; we will put the stack a small bit below it (we hardly use the stack, so it is safe...)
EndOfClusterMarker EQU 0FFFFFF8h ; End of cluster is here or higher
; a little trickery here: Inside the Boot Sector data structure, there several bytes that we never use.
; whether the real file system uses them or not, we don't need them, and we could use the space for locals.
FirstDataSector EQU BPBReserved2
LBAStart EQU BPBReserved2+4
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; Directives
.model tiny
.686p
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; Begin Code segment
_TEXT SEGMENT use16 ; 16-bit code segment
.code
ORG BootSecOrigin ; this is going to anger the linker when the linker tries to make a COM executable
; however, this is necessary in order to get the assembler to compute offsets correctly
start:
; standard boot loader procedcure is to jump over the BPB and BS data structures, then nop
jmp short bootloader
nop
;;; Example BPB and BS for Singularity, assuming a 1GB disk. Installers must NEVER copy these 87 bytes - use what the HD has...
BPB:
OemName DB 'SINGULAR'
BytesPerSector DW 512 ; used by boot loader
SecsPerClust DB 8 ; used by boot loader
ReservedSecs DW 32 ; used by boot loader
NumFats DB 2 ; used by boot loader
NumDirEntries DW 0
TotalSectors DW 0
MediaByte DB 0F8H
NumFatSecs DW 0
SecPerTrack DW 03fh
NumHeads DW 64
HiddenSecs DD 03fh
BigTotalSecs DD 1ffdc1h
BigNumFatSecs DD 7feh ; used by boot loader
ExtFlags DW 0
BPBReserved1 DW 0
RootStrtClus DD 2 ; used by boot loader
FSInfoSec dw 1
BkUpBootSec dw 6
BPBReserved2 DD 3 DUP (0) ; used (by another name)
BootDrv DB 80h ; used by boot loader
BSReserved1 DB 0h
ExtBootSig DB 41
SerialNum DD 0
VolumeLabel DB 'SINGULARITY'
FileSysType DB 'FAT32 '
bootloader:
Step1: ; set stack and data segments
mov cx, cs
mov ss, cx
mov sp, BootSecOrigin + StackOffset
mov es, cx
mov ds, cx
mov bp, sp
Step2: ; Clear the Screen
mov ax, 02h
int 010h
Step3: ; Save the boot drive
mov [BootDrv], dl
Step4: ; Ensure Int13X is supported. (It's the only way we'll access the HD)
mov ax, 4100h
mov bx, 055aah ; required parameter
int 13h ; check availability of extended int 13 (dl holds BootDrv)
jc HWUnsupportedError ; CF is set on error
cmp bx,0aa55h
jne HWUnsupportedError ; BX != 0xaa55 on error
test cl,1
jz HWUnsupportedError ; bit 0 off on error
Step5: ; Find the first FAT16 partition in the MBR and store the starting LBA offset.
xor eax, eax
mov bx, 4000h
mov es, bx
mov cx, 1
call ReadDisk ; load the MBR to 4000:0000
mov cx, 4 ; check up to 4 entries in the partition table
mov di, 446 ; the offset of the table within the MBR
mov eax, 00ch ; 00ch is the signature for a Fat32 LBA-accessible partition
FindFat16Partition:
cmp al, es:[di+4]
je FoundFat16Partition
add di, 16
dec cx
jz PartitionNotFoundError
jmp FindFat16Partition
FoundFat16Partition:
mov eax, es:[di+8]
mov [LBAStart], eax ; save the starting lba
Step6: ; Compute the First Data Sector of the FAT
movzx ecx, [NumFats]
mov eax, [BigNumFatSecs]
mul ecx ; assume overflow is impossible here
mov cx, [ReservedSecs]
add eax, ecx
mov [FirstDataSector], eax
Step7: ; Search the Root Directory for SINGLDR, find its starting cluster
; calc # of directory entries in a cluster
xor ax, ax
mov al, [SecsPerClust]
mul [BytesPerSector]
shr ax, 4
push ax ; save this for later as BytesPerCluster/16
shr ax, 1 ; BytesPerCluster/32 = # FAT directory entries that fit in a cluster
push ax ; we will use this to init a counter
; set up ES for a disk transfer
mov ax, 4000h
mov es, ax
mov eax, [RootStrtClus] ; eax has the current cluster to read
LoadNextCluster: ; eax holds the cluster to read
call ReadCluster
; set a counter for how many directory entries we will check
pop bx
push bx ; sadly, this is cheaper than "mov bx, [bp-2]"
xor di, di ; prep for comparison between [ds:si] (search string) and [es:di] (sector data)
CompareDirEntries:
mov si, OFFSET Stage2File ; [ds:si] points to the string we are looking for...
mov cx, 11 ; we are looking for an 11-character file name
repe cmpsb
je FoundMatch ; jump on match
add di, cx
add di, 21 ; ready to test the next one, but first make sure we aren't at the last entry!
dec bx
jnz CompareDirEntries
FindNextCluster:
call CalcNextCluster
cmp eax, EndOfClusterMarker ; if this is the end of the cluster chain, we are totally sunk - file not found
jae FileNotFoundError
jmp LoadNextCluster
FoundMatch:
pop ax ; remove our temp var from the stack
; es:[di] points to 12th byte of the 32-byte
; directory entry for the 2nd stage boot loader file
mov ax, es:[di+9] ; read high 16 bits of the cluster
shl eax, 16
mov ax, es:[di+15] ; read low 16 bits of the cluster
Step8: ; Load the file whose first cluster is eax to 57c0:0000
mov cx, 057c0h
mov es, cx
DoRead:
call ReadCluster
push es
mov cx, 04000h ; use different segment to find next cluster
mov es, cx
call CalcNextCluster
pop cx
add cx, [bp-2]
mov es, cx
cmp eax, EndOfClusterMarker
jb DoRead
Step9: ; Transfer Control to the boot loader file, which we stored at 5000:7c00
movzx edx, [BootDrv]
push edx ; SINGLDR will need to know the boot drive #
pushd 04803h ; H3 boot signature = HD, Fat32
pushw offset infloop ; return address = "infloop", which is the infinite loop
push cs
db 0EAh ; emit a long jump to 5000:7c00
dd 50007c00h
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; CalcNextCluster
;
; Inputs: eax = current cluster
; es = target segment for disk read (es:00)
; Operation: Read the FAT, lookup the value for the cluster in eax, and return its low 28 bits
CalcNextCluster PROC NEAR
shl eax, 2
xor edx, edx
movzx ecx, [BytesPerSector]
div ecx ; edx has remainder, eax has quotient
push edx ; save remainder for later - it is the offset
mov dx, [ReservedSecs]
add eax, edx
add eax, [LBAStart] ; eax has the sector to read
; Call ReadDisk for 1 sector to es:0000
mov cx, 1
call ReadDisk
; read cluster# at the offset
pop ebx ; pop the offset
mov eax, es:[ebx] ; get the value, put it in eax
and eax, 0FFFFFFFh ; make it a 28-bit value
ret
CalcNextCluster ENDP
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; ReadCluster
;
; Inputs: eax = cluster number to read
; es = segment into which we will read (at es:0000)
; Operation: Read a cluster from the HD, using ReadDisk as a subroutine
ReadCluster PROC NEAR
pushad
; compute the sector that starts the cluster
sub eax, 2
movzx ecx, [SecsPerClust] ; cx = sectors to load (this always read full clusters)
mul ecx
add eax, [FirstDataSector]
add eax, [LBAStart] ; eax holds the sector to read
call ReadDisk
popad
ret
ReadCluster ENDP
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; ReadDisk
;
; Inputs: eax = LBA sector to read
; cx = number of sectors to read (limit to 64 or less)
; es = destination segment (always read to offset 0)
; Assumptions: 1 - assumes request will not cause overflow of es (limit on # sectors)
; 2 - assumes int13 extensions available
; 3 - LBA is limited to 32-bit values. If the disk is > 2 TB, we have a problem
ReadDisk PROC NEAR
pushad
mov dl, [BootDrv] ; set the drive
pushd 00
push eax ; push 64-bit sector address (top half always null)
push es
pushw 00 ; push transfer address (offset always 0)
push cx ; # sectors
pushw 0010h ; this request packet is 16 bytes
mov ah,42h ; extended read
mov si,sp ; ds:si = address of params
int 13h ; perform the read
add sp, 10h ; clean the stack and return
popad
ret
ReadDisk ENDP
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; Error Routines (these are jump points that never return)
InvalidPartitionTypeError:
mov al, "T"
jmp PrintError
PartitionNotFoundError:
mov al, "P"
jmp PrintError
FileNotFoundError:
mov al, "F"
jmp PrintError
HWUnsupportedError:
mov al, "H"
PrintError:
mov bx, 07h ; normal attribute
mov ah, 0eh ; default print 1 char
mov cx, 6
mov si, offset ErrorMsg
int 10h
printnext:
lodsb
or al, al
jz infloop
int 10h
jmp printnext
infloop:
jmp infloop
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; String Constants
Stage2File DB "SINGLDR " ; spaces are important for FAT file name determination. Compare all 11 bytes!
ErrorMsg DB " Error", 0
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; Boot Sector Signature
ORG BootSecOrigin+510
DW 0AA55h
end start