%if 0 File system boot sector loader code for FAT12 or FAT16 Adapted from 2002-11-26 fatboot.zip/fat12.asm, released as public domain by Chris Giese Public domain by C. Masloch, 2012 %endif %include "lmacros2.mac" %ifndef _MAP %elifempty _MAP %else ; defined non-empty, str or non-str [map all _MAP] %endif defaulting numdef FAT16, 0 ; 0 = FAT12, 1 = FAT16 strdef OEM_NAME, " lDOS" strdef OEM_NAME_FILL, '_' strdef DEFAULT_LABEL, "lDOS" numdef VOLUMEID, 0 strdef LOAD_NAME, "LDOS" strdef LOAD_EXT, "COM" ; name of file to load numdef LOAD_ADR, 02000h ; where to load numdef LOAD_MIN_PARA, paras(1536) numdef LOAD_NON_FAT, 0, 2048 ; use FAT-less loading (value is amount bytes) numdef EXEC_SEG_ADJ, 0 ; how far cs will be from _LOAD_ADR numdef EXEC_OFS, 400h ; what value ip will be numdef CHECKOFFSET, 1020 numdef CHECKVALUE, "lD" numdef LOAD_DIR_SEG, 0 ; => where to store dir entry (0 if nowhere) numdef ADD_SEARCH, 0 ; whether to search second file strdef ADD_NAME, "" strdef ADD_EXT, "" ; name of second file to search numdef ADD_DIR_SEG, 0 ; => where to store dir entry (0 if nowhere) gendef _ADR_DIRBUF, end -start+7C00h ; 07E00h gendef _ADR_FATBUF, end -start+7C00h ; 07E00h numdef QUERY_GEOMETRY, 1 ; query geometry via 13.08 (for CHS access) numdef USE_PART_INFO, 1 ; use ds:si-> partition info from MBR, if any numdef USE_AUTO_UNIT, 1 ; use unit passed from ROM-BIOS in dl numdef RPL, 1 ; support RPL and do not overwrite it numdef RPL_GRACE_AREA, 130 * 1024 ; alternative RPL support, ; assume RPL fits in this area numdef CHS, 1 ; support CHS (if it fits) numdef LBA, 1 ; support LBA (if available) numdef LBA_33_BIT, 1 ; support 33-bit LBA numdef LBA_CHECK_NO_33, 1 ; else: check that LBA doesn't carry numdef RELOCATE, 0 ; relocate the loader to top of memory numdef SET_BL_UNIT, 0 ; if to pass unit in bl as well numdef SET_DL_UNIT, 0 ; if to pass unit in dl numdef SET_AXBX_DATA, 0 ; if to pass first data sector in ax:bx numdef SET_DSSI_DPT, 0 ; if to pass DPT address in ds:si numdef PUSH_DPT, 0 ; if to push DPT address numdef MEMORY_CONTINUE, 1 ; if to just execute when memory full numdef SET_DI_CLUSTER, 0 ; if to pass first load file cluster in di numdef DIRBUF_500, 0 ; if to load root dir sector(s) to 0:500h numdef DIR_ENTRY_500, 0 ; if to copy directory entry to 0:500h numdef DIR_ENTRY_520, 0 ; if to copy next directory entry to 0:520h numdef TURN_OFF_FLOPPY, 0 ; if to turn off floppy motor after loading numdef DATASTART_HIDDEN,0 ; if to add hidden sectors to data_start numdef LBA_SET_TYPE, 0 ; if to set third byte to LBA partition type numdef SET_LOAD_SEG, 1 ; if to set load_seg (word [ss:bp - 6]) numdef SET_FAT_SEG, 1 ; if to set fat_seg (word [ss:bp - 8]) numdef SET_CLUSTER, 1 ; if to set first_cluster (word [ss:bp - 16]) numdef ZERO_ES, 0 ; if to set es = 0 before jump numdef ZERO_DS, 0 ; if to set ds = 0 before jump numdef FIX_SECTOR_SIZE, 0 ; fix sector size (0 = disable, else = sector size) numdef FIX_SECTOR_SIZE_SKIP_CHECK, 0 ; don't check sector size numdef FIX_CLUSTER_SIZE, 0 ; fix cluster size numdef FIX_CLUSTER_SIZE_SKIP_CHECK, 0 ; don't check cluster size numdef NO_LIMIT, 0 ; allow using more memory than a boot sector ; also will not write 0AA55h signature! numdef LBA_SKIP_CHECK, 1 ; don't use proper LBA extensions check numdef LBA_RETRY, 0 ; retry LBA reads one time numdef CHS_RETRY, 1 ; retry CHS reads one time numdef CHS_RETRY_REPEAT,16 ; retry CHS reads multiple times ; (value of the def is used as count) numdef MEDIAID, 0F0h ; media ID numdef UNIT, 0 ; load unit in BPB numdef CHS_SECTORS, 18 ; CHS geometry field for sectors numdef CHS_HEADS, 2 ; CHS geometry field for heads numdef HIDDEN, 0 ; number of hidden sectors numdef SPI, 2880 ; sectors per image numdef BPS, 512 ; bytes per sector numdef SPC, 1 ; sectors per cluster numdef SPF, 9 ; sectors per FAT numdef NUMFATS, 2 ; number of FATs numdef NUMROOT, 224 ; number of root directory entries numdef NUMRESERVED, 1 ; number of reserved sectors %if _FAT16 ; Unlike the 1440 KiB diskette image defaults for the FAT12 ; loader we just fill the FAT16 BPB with zeros by default. numdef MEDIAID, 0 ; media ID numdef UNIT, 0 ; load unit in BPB numdef CHS_SECTORS, 0 ; CHS geometry field for sectors numdef CHS_HEADS, 0 ; CHS geometry field for heads numdef HIDDEN, 0 ; number of hidden sectors numdef SPI, 0 ; sectors per image numdef BPS, 0 ; bytes per sector numdef SPC, 0 ; sectors per cluster numdef SPF, 0 ; sectors per FAT numdef NUMFATS, 0 ; number of FATs numdef NUMROOT, 0 ; number of root directory entries numdef NUMRESERVED, 0 ; number of reserved sectors %endif %if _DIRBUF_500 gendef _ADR_DIRBUF, 500h %endif numdef COMPAT_FREEDOS, 0 ; partial FreeDOS load compatibility numdef COMPAT_IBM, 0 ; partial IBMDOS load compatibility numdef COMPAT_MS7, 0 ; partial MS-DOS 7 load compatibility numdef COMPAT_MS6, 0 ; partial MS-DOS 6 load compatibility numdef COMPAT_LDOS, 0 ; lDOS load compatibility numdef COMPAT_KERNEL7E, 0 ; kernel at 0:7E00h load compatibility %if (!!_COMPAT_FREEDOS + !!_COMPAT_IBM + \ !!_COMPAT_MS7 + !!_COMPAT_MS6 + \ !!_COMPAT_LDOS || _COMPAT_KERNEL7E) > 1 %error At most one set must be selected. %endif %if _COMPAT_FREEDOS strdef LOAD_NAME, "KERNEL" strdef LOAD_EXT, "SYS" numdef LOAD_ADR, 00600h numdef LOAD_MIN_PARA, paras(512) numdef EXEC_SEG_ADJ, 0 numdef EXEC_OFS, 0 numdef CHECKVALUE, 0 numdef SET_LOAD_SEG, 0 numdef SET_FAT_SEG, 0 numdef SET_CLUSTER, 0 numdef SET_BL_UNIT, 1 numdef MEMORY_CONTINUE, 0 numdef RELOCATE, 1 ; The FreeDOS load protocol mandates that the entire file be loaded. %endif %if _COMPAT_IBM strdef LOAD_NAME, "IBMBIO" strdef LOAD_EXT, "COM" numdef LOAD_ADR, 00700h numdef LOAD_MIN_PARA, paras(512) numdef EXEC_SEG_ADJ, 0 numdef EXEC_OFS, 0 numdef LOAD_DIR_SEG, 50h numdef ADD_SEARCH, 1 strdef ADD_NAME, "IBMDOS" strdef ADD_EXT, "COM" numdef ADD_DIR_SEG, 52h ; Note: The IBMBIO.COM directory entry must be stored at ; 0:500h, and the IBMDOS.COM directory entry at 0:520h. numdef CHECKVALUE, 0 numdef SET_LOAD_SEG, 0 numdef SET_FAT_SEG, 0 numdef SET_CLUSTER, 0 numdef SET_DL_UNIT, 1 numdef MEMORY_CONTINUE, 1 ; 3 sectors * 512 BpS should suffice. We load into 700h--7A00h, ; ie >= 6000h bytes (24 KiB), <= 7300h bytes (28.75 KiB). numdef SET_AXBX_DATA, 1 numdef DATASTART_HIDDEN,1 numdef SET_DSSI_DPT, 1 numdef PUSH_DPT, 1 %endif %if _COMPAT_MS7 strdef LOAD_NAME, "IO" strdef LOAD_EXT, "SYS" numdef LOAD_ADR, 00700h numdef LOAD_MIN_PARA, paras(1024) numdef EXEC_SEG_ADJ, 0 numdef EXEC_OFS, 200h numdef CHECKVALUE, 0 numdef SET_LOAD_SEG, 0 numdef SET_FAT_SEG, 0 numdef SET_CLUSTER, 0 numdef SET_DL_UNIT, 1 numdef SET_DSSI_DPT, 0 numdef PUSH_DPT, 1 numdef MEMORY_CONTINUE, 1 ; 4 sectors * 512 BpS should suffice. We load into 700h--7A00h, ; ie >= 6000h bytes (24 KiB), <= 7300h bytes (28.75 KiB). numdef SET_DI_CLUSTER, 1 numdef DATASTART_HIDDEN,1 numdef LBA_SET_TYPE, 1 %endif %if _COMPAT_MS6 strdef LOAD_NAME, "IO" strdef LOAD_EXT, "SYS" numdef LOAD_ADR, 00700h numdef LOAD_MIN_PARA, paras(512) numdef EXEC_SEG_ADJ, 0 numdef EXEC_OFS, 0 numdef LOAD_DIR_SEG, 50h numdef ADD_SEARCH, 1 strdef ADD_NAME, "MSDOS" strdef ADD_EXT, "SYS" numdef ADD_DIR_SEG, 52h ; Note: The IO.SYS directory entry must be stored at ; 0:500h, and the MSDOS.SYS directory entry at 0:520h. numdef CHECKVALUE, 0 numdef SET_LOAD_SEG, 0 numdef SET_FAT_SEG, 0 numdef SET_CLUSTER, 0 numdef SET_DL_UNIT, 1 numdef MEMORY_CONTINUE, 1 ; 3 sectors * 512 BpS should suffice. We load into 700h--7A00h, ; ie >= 6000h bytes (24 KiB), <= 7300h bytes (28.75 KiB). numdef SET_AXBX_DATA, 1 numdef DATASTART_HIDDEN,1 numdef SET_DSSI_DPT, 1 numdef PUSH_DPT, 1 %endif %if _COMPAT_LDOS strdef LOAD_NAME, "LDOS" strdef LOAD_EXT, "COM" numdef LOAD_ADR, 02000h numdef LOAD_MIN_PARA, paras(1536) numdef EXEC_SEG_ADJ, 0 numdef EXEC_OFS, 400h numdef CHECKOFFSET, 1020 numdef CHECKVALUE, "lD" numdef SET_DL_UNIT, 0 numdef SET_CLUSTER, 1 numdef SET_FAT_SEG, 1 numdef SET_LOAD_SEG, 1 numdef MEMORY_CONTINUE, 1 numdef DATASTART_HIDDEN,0 %endif %if _COMPAT_KERNEL7E strdef OEM_NAME, "KERNEL7E" strdef LOAD_NAME, "KERNEL7E" strdef LOAD_EXT, "BIN" numdef LOAD_ADR, 07E00h numdef LOAD_MIN_PARA, paras(512) numdef EXEC_SEG_ADJ, -7E0h numdef EXEC_OFS, 7E00h numdef CHECKVALUE, 0 numdef SET_DL_UNIT, 1 numdef SET_BL_UNIT, 0 numdef SET_CLUSTER, 0 numdef SET_FAT_SEG, 0 numdef SET_LOAD_SEG, 0 numdef MEMORY_CONTINUE, 0 numdef DATASTART_HIDDEN,0 gendef _ADR_FATBUF, 4000h gendef _ADR_DIRBUF, 4000h numdef RPL, 0 numdef ZERO_ES, 1 %endif %if 0 Notes about partial load compatibilities * FreeDOS: * Relocates to an address other than 27A00h (1FE0h:7C00h) * A lot of options between _USE_PART_INFO, _QUERY_GEOMETRY, _CHS, _LBA, and/or _RPL need to be disabled to make the loader fit * IBMDOS: * MS-DOS 6: * Does not actually relocate DPT, just provide its address * A lot of options between _USE_PART_INFO, _QUERY_GEOMETRY, _CHS, and/or _LBA need to be disabled to make the loader fit * MS-DOS 7: * Does not actually relocate DPT, just provide its address * Does not contain message table used by loader %endif %if _SET_BL_UNIT && _SET_AXBX_DATA %error Cannot select both of these options! %endif %if _DIR_ENTRY_520 %assign _DIR_ENTRY_500 1 %endif %if _DIRBUF_500 && _ADD_SEARCH %error Cannot select both of these options! %endif %if _ADD_SEARCH %if _LOAD_DIR_SEG == 0 || _ADD_DIR_SEG == 0 %error Assuming dir segs should be set if add search set %endif %endif %if _RPL %assign _RPL_GRACE_AREA 0 %endif %assign LOADLIMIT 0A0000h %assign POSITION 07C00h %if _FIX_SECTOR_SIZE %assign i 5 %rep 13-5 %if (1 << i) != (_FIX_SECTOR_SIZE) %assign i i+1 %endif %endrep %if (1 << i) != (_FIX_SECTOR_SIZE) %error Invalid sector size _FIX_SECTOR_SIZE %endif %endif %if _FIX_CLUSTER_SIZE %if _FIX_CLUSTER_SIZE > 256 %error Invalid cluster size _FIX_CLUSTER_SIZE %endif %assign i 0 %rep 8-0 %if (1 << i) != (_FIX_CLUSTER_SIZE) %assign i i+1 %endif %endrep %if (1 << i) != (_FIX_CLUSTER_SIZE) %warning Non-power-of-two cluster size _FIX_CLUSTER_SIZE %endif %endif ; 512-byte stack (minus the variables). ADR_STACK_LOW equ 7C00h - 200h ; 07A00h %if _DIRBUF_500 gendef _ADR_DIRBUF, 500h %elif _RELOCATE gendef _ADR_DIRBUF, _LOAD_ADR %endif ; one-sector directory buffer. Assumes sectors are no larger than 8 KiB ADR_DIRBUF equ __ADR_DIRBUF %if ! _RELOCATE ; this used to be a two-sector FAT buffer -- two sectors because FAT12 ; entries are 12 bits and may straddle a sector boundary. ; however, with the FAT12 loaded completely, the buffer only needs to hold ; one 8 KiB sector, two 4 KiB sectors, three 2 KiB sectors, six 1 KiB sectors, ; or twelve 512 byte sectors. ; this shares its area with the directory buffer as they ; are not simultaneously used. (if not _DIRBUF_500.) ADR_FATBUF equ __ADR_FATBUF %endif ; start of unused memory after loader: ADR_END equ end -start+7C00h %if ! _RELOCATE %if (ADR_FATBUF + 8192) > ADR_END ADR_FREE_FROM equ (ADR_FATBUF + 8192) ; 09E00h %else ADR_FREE_FROM equ ADR_END ; 07E00h %endif ; end of unused memory before loader: %if ADR_FATBUF < ADR_STACK_LOW ADR_FREE_UNTIL equ ADR_FATBUF %else ADR_FREE_UNTIL equ ADR_STACK_LOW %endif %if ((ADR_FATBUF + 8192 - 1) & ~0FFFFh) != (ADR_FATBUF & ~0FFFFh) %warning Possibly crossing 64 KiB boundary while reading FAT %endif %endif %if ((ADR_DIRBUF + 8192 - 1) & ~0FFFFh) != (ADR_DIRBUF & ~0FFFFh) %warning Possibly crossing 64 KiB boundary while reading directory %endif %if _RELOCATE ADR_FREE_FROM equ 0 ; make next conditional true ADR_FREE_UNTIL equ 0 %endif %if _LOAD_ADR >= ADR_FREE_FROM ; If reading on a sector size boundary, no crossing can occur. ; Check for all possible sector sizes (32 B to 8 KiB). If one ; of them fails display a warning, including the minimum size. %assign SECSIZECHECK 32 %assign EXITREP 0 %rep 256 %ifn EXITREP %if _LOAD_ADR & (SECSIZECHECK - 1) %warning Possibly crossing 64 KiB boundary while reading file (sector size >= SECSIZECHECK) %assign EXITREP 1 %exitrep %endif %if SECSIZECHECK == 8192 %assign EXITREP 1 %exitrep %endif %assign SECSIZECHECK SECSIZECHECK * 2 %endif %endrep %else ; If loading below the boot sector, address 1_0000h is never reached. %endif %if (_LOAD_ADR & 0Fh) %error Load address must be on a paragraph boundary %endif %if _LOAD_ADR > LOADLIMIT %error Load address must be in LMA %elif _LOAD_ADR < 00500h %error Load address must not overlap IVT or BDA %endif %if ! _RELOCATE %if _LOAD_ADR > (POSITION-512) && _LOAD_ADR < (POSITION+512) %error Load address must not overlap loader %endif %if ADR_FATBUF > LOADLIMIT %error FAT buffer address must be in LMA %elif ADR_FATBUF < 00500h %error FAT buffer address must not overlap IVT or BDA %elif (ADR_FATBUF + 8192) > (POSITION-512) && ADR_FATBUF < (POSITION+512) %error FAT buffer address must not overlap loader %endif %endif %if ADR_DIRBUF > LOADLIMIT %error Dir buffer address must be in LMA %elif ADR_DIRBUF < 00500h %error Dir buffer address must not overlap IVT or BDA %elif (ADR_DIRBUF + 8192) > (POSITION-512) && ADR_DIRBUF < (POSITION+512) %error Dir buffer address must not overlap loader at initial position %endif %if ((_EXEC_SEG_ADJ<<4)+_EXEC_OFS) < 0 %error Execution address must be in loaded file %elif ((_EXEC_SEG_ADJ<<4)+_EXEC_OFS+_LOAD_ADR) > LOADLIMIT %error Execution address must be in LMA %endif %if (_EXEC_OFS & ~0FFFFh) %error Execution offset must fit into 16 bits %endif %if (_EXEC_SEG_ADJ > 0FFFFh || _EXEC_SEG_ADJ < -0FFFFh) %error Execution segment adjustment must fit into 16 bits %endif %if !_CHS && _QUERY_GEOMETRY %warning No CHS support but querying geometry anyway %endif %if !_CHS && !_LBA %error Either CHS or LBA or both must be enabled %endif %if 0 There is some logic inside MS-DOS's hard disk partition initialisation code that sets up several requirements for us to fulfil. Otherwise, it will not accept the information given in the BPB (using default information based on the length as specified by MBR/EPBR instead) or make the whole file system inaccessible except for formatting. Both of those are undesirable of course. Some/all(?) checks are documented on pages 601,602 in "DOS Internals", Geoff Chappell 1994, as follows: * First three bytes contain either "jmp sho xx\ nop" or "jmp ne xx". * Media descriptor field >= 0F0h. * Bytes per sector field == 512. * Sectors per cluster field a power of 2 (1,2,4,8,16,32,64,128). * OEM name "version" (last three to four characters) * must be "20.?", "10.?" (? = wildcard), but no other with "0.?", * otherwise, must be "2.0", or * 2nd-to-last,3rd-to-last character codes together > "3.", or * those == "3.", last character code > "0" To stay compatible to those, display a warning here if the name itself would disqualify our boot sector already. %endif %push %strlen %$len _OEM_NAME_FILL %if %$len != 1 %error Specified OEM name fill must be 1 character %endif %strlen %$len _OEM_NAME %define %$nam _OEM_NAME %if %$len > 8 %error Specified OEM name is too long %else %assign %$warn 0 %rep 8 - %$len %strcat %$nam %$nam,_OEM_NAME_FILL %endrep %substr %$prefix %$nam 5 ; "wvxyZa.b", get "Z" %substr %$major %$nam 6,7 ; "wvxyzA.b", get "A." %substr %$minor %$nam 8 ; "wvxyza.B", get "B" %if %$major == "0." %ifn %$prefix == "1" || %$prefix == "2" %assign %$warn 1 %endif %elifn %$major == "2." && %$minor == "0" %if %$major < "3." %assign %$warn 1 %elif %$major == "3." && %$minor < "1" %assign %$warn 1 %endif %endif %if %$warn %warning Specified OEM name fails MS-DOS's validation %endif %endif %pop struc DIRENTRY deName: resb 8 deExt: resb 3 deAttrib: resb 1 resb 8 deClusterHigh: resw 1 deTime: resw 1 deDate: resw 1 deClusterLow: resw 1 deSize: resd 1 endstruc ATTR_READONLY equ 1 ATTR_HIDDEN equ 2 ATTR_SYSTEM equ 4 ATTR_VOLLABEL equ 8 ATTR_DIRECTORY equ 10h ATTR_ARCHIVE equ 20h ; use byte-offset addressing from BP for smaller code %define VAR(x) ((x) - start) + bp cpu 8086 ; bootsector loaded at address 07C00h, addressable using 0000h:7C00h org POSITION start: %define _LASTVARIABLE start %macro nextvariable 2-3.nolist %1 equ (_LASTVARIABLE - %2) %define _LASTVARIABLE %1 %ifidn %3, relocatestart %define _RELOCATESTART %1 %elifempty %3 %else %error Invalid third parameter %endif %endmacro ; Variables ; (dword) sector where the first cluster's data starts nextvariable data_start, 4 ; (word) current load segment (points behind last loaded data) nextvariable load_seg, 2 ; (word) segment of FAT buffer ; for FAT12 this holds the entire FAT ; for FAT16 this holds the sector given by wo[fat_sector] ; for FAT32 this holds the sector given by dwo[fat_sector] nextvariable fat_seg, 2 ; (word for FAT16) currently loaded sector-in-FAT, -1 if none nextvariable fat_sector, 4 ; (word for FAT12/FAT16) first cluster of load file nextvariable first_cluster, 4, relocatestart ADR_STACK_START equ _LASTVARIABLE -start+POSITION %ifn _FIX_CLUSTER_SIZE ; (word) actual sectors per cluster nextvariable adj_sectors_per_cluster, 2, relocatestart %endif %ifn _FIX_SECTOR_SIZE ; (word) number of 16-byte paragraphs per sector nextvariable para_per_sector, 2, relocatestart %endif %ifn ! _RELOCATE && _LOAD_ADR < ADR_FREE_UNTIL && _FIX_SECTOR_SIZE ; (word) segment of last available memory for sector nextvariable last_available_sector, 2 %endif lowest_variable equ _LASTVARIABLE jmp strict short skip_bpb %if !_CHS && _LBA_SET_TYPE db 0Eh ; LBA-enabled FAT16 FS partition type %else nop ; default: no LBA %endif ; BIOS Parameter Block (BPB) ; ; Installation will use the BPB already present in your file system. ; These values must be initialised when installing the loader. ; ; The values shown here work only with 1440 KiB disks (CHS=80:2:18) oem_id: ; offset 03h (03) - not used by this code fill 8,_OEM_NAME_FILL,db _OEM_NAME bytes_per_sector: ; offset 0Bh (11) - refer to _FIX_SECTOR_SIZE ! dw _BPS sectors_per_cluster: ; offset 0Dh (13) - refer to _FIX_CLUSTER_SIZE ! db _SPC & 255 fat_start: num_reserved_sectors: ; offset 0Eh (14) dw _NUMRESERVED num_fats: ; offset 10h (16) db _NUMFATS num_root_dir_ents: ; offset 11h (17) dw _NUMROOT total_sectors: ; offset 13h (19) - not used by this code %if _SPI < 1_0000h dw _SPI %else dw 0 %endif media_id: ; offset 15h (21) - not used by this code db _MEDIAID sectors_per_fat: ; offset 16h (22) dw _SPF sectors_per_track: ; offset 18h (24) dw _CHS_SECTORS heads: ; offset 1Ah (26) dw _CHS_HEADS hidden_sectors: ; offset 1Ch (28) dd _HIDDEN total_sectors_large: ; offset 20h (32) - not used by this code %if _SPI >= 1_0000h dd _SPI %else dd 0 %endif ; Extended BPB boot_unit: db _UNIT db 0 ext_bpb_signature: db 29h serial_number: dd _VOLUMEID volume_label: fill 11,32,db _DEFAULT_LABEL filesystem_identifier: fill 8,32,db "FAT1",'2'+4*!!_FAT16 ; Initialised data load_name: fill 8,32,db _LOAD_NAME fill 3,32,db _LOAD_EXT %if _ADD_SEARCH add_name: fill 8,32,db _ADD_NAME fill 3,32,db _ADD_EXT ; align 2 ; This happens to be aligned anyway. But even if ; it didn't, we'd rather save that byte than use ; it to align these fields. So comment this out. filename: dw add_name dirseg: dw _ADD_DIR_SEG %endif numdef TMPINC, 0 %if _TMPINC [list -] %endif %imacro errorhandler 0 %if _TMPINC %include "error.tmp" [list -] %else ; === error.tmp === read_sector.err: mov al, 'R' ; Disk 'R'ead error %if ! _MEMORY_CONTINUE || _RELOCATE || _LOAD_ADR >= ADR_FREE_FROM db __TEST_IMM16 ; (skip mov) error_filetoobig: error_memory: mov al,'M' ; Not enough 'M'emory %endif error: %if _RELOCATE mov bx, 7 mov ds, bx mov bh, [462h - 70h] %else mov bh, [462h] mov bl, 7 %endif mov ah, 0Eh int 10h ; display character mov al, 07h int 10h ; beep! xor ax, ax ; await key pressed int 16h int 19h ; re-start the boot process ; === eof === %endif %if _TMPINC [list +] %endif %endmacro %imacro readhandler 0 %if _TMPINC %include "read.tmp" [list -] %else ; === read.tmp === ; INP: dx:ax = sector ; OUT: only if successful ; dx:ax = incremented ; bx => behind read sector ; es = ADR_FATBUF>>4 = ADR_DIRBUF>>4 ; CHG: - %if ! _RELOCATE %if ADR_DIRBUF == ADR_FATBUF read_sector_dirbuf: %endif read_sector_fatbuf: mov bx, ADR_FATBUF>>4 %endif ; Read a sector using Int13.02 or Int13.42 ; ; INP: dx:ax = sector number within partition ; bx => buffer ; (_LBA) ds = ss ; OUT: If unable to read, ; ! jumps to error instead of returning ; If sector has been read, ; dx:ax = next sector number (has been incremented) ; bx => next buffer (bx = es+word[para_per_sector]) ; es = input bx ; CHG: - read_sector: push dx push cx push ax push si push bx ; DX:AX==LBA sector number ; add partition start (= number of hidden sectors) add ax,[VAR(hidden_sectors + 0)] adc dx,[VAR(hidden_sectors + 2)] %if (!_LBA || !_LBA_33_BIT) && _LBA_CHECK_NO_33 jc .err %endif %if _LBA ; +70 bytes (with CHS, +63 bytes without CHS) %if _LBA_33_BIT sbb si, si ; -1 if was CY, 0 else neg si ; 1 if was CY, 0 else %endif xor cx, cx push cx ; highest word = 0 %if _LBA_33_BIT push si ; bit 32 = 1 if operating in 33-bit space %else push cx ; second highest word = 0 %endif push dx push ax ; = qword sector number push bx push cx ; bx => buffer inc cx push cx ; word number of sectors to read mov cl, 10h push cx ; word size of disk address packet mov si, sp ; ds:si -> disk address packet (on stack) %if _LBA_SKIP_CHECK ; -14 bytes mov dl, [VAR(boot_unit)] %else mov ah, 41h mov dl, [VAR(boot_unit)] mov bx, 55AAh stc int 13h ; 13.41.bx=55AA extensions installation check jc .no_lba cmp bx, 0AA55h jne .no_lba test cl, 1 ; support bitmap bit 0 jz .no_lba %endif %if _LBA_RETRY mov ah, 42h int 13h ; 13.42 extensions read jnc .lba_done xor ax, ax int 13h ; have to reset the LBAPACKET's lpCount, as the handler may ; set it to "the number of blocks successfully transferred". ; (in any case, the high byte is still zero.) mov byte [si + 2], 1 %endif mov ah, 42h int 13h %if _LBA_SKIP_CHECK && _CHS jc .lba_check_error_1 %else .cy_err: jc .lba_error %endif .lba_done: %if _CHS && _LBA_SET_TYPE mov byte [bp + 2], 0Eh ; LBA-enabled FAT16 FS partition type %endif add sp, 10h pop bx mov es, bx %if _CHS jmp short .chs_done %endif .lba_error: equ .err %if !_CHS .no_lba: equ .err %else %if _LBA_SKIP_CHECK .lba_check_error_1: cmp ah, 1 ; invalid function? jne .lba_error ; no, other error --> ; try CHS instead .cy_err: equ .err %endif .no_lba: add sp, 8 pop cx ; cx = low word of sector pop ax pop dx ; dx:ax = middle two words of sector ; Here dx <= 1 if _LBA_33_BIT, else zero. ; If dx is nonzero then the CHS calculation ; should fail. If CHS sectors is equal to 1 ; (very unusual) then the div may fail. Else, ; we will detect a cylinder > 1023 eventually. pop si ; discard highest word of qword %endif %endif %if !_LBA .cy_err: equ .err %endif %if _CHS ; +70 bytes ; dx:ax = LBA sector number, (if _LBA) cx = 0 ; divide by number of sectors per track to get sector number ; Use 32:16 DIV instead of 64:32 DIV for 8088 compatability ; Use two-step 32:16 divide to avoid overflow %if !_LBA xchg cx, ax ; cx = low word of sector, clobbers ax xchg ax, dx ; ax = high word of sector, clobbers dx xor dx, dx ; dx:ax = high word of sector %else ; from the .no_lba popping we already have: ; cx = low word of sector ; dx:ax = high word of sector %endif div word [VAR(sectors_per_track)] xchg cx,ax div word [VAR(sectors_per_track)] xchg cx,dx ; DX:AX=quotient, CX=remainder=sector (S) - 1 ; divide quotient by number of heads xchg bx, ax ; bx = low word of quotient, clobbers ax xchg ax, dx ; ax = high word of quotient, clobbers dx xor dx, dx ; dx = 0 div word [VAR(heads)] ; ax = high / heads, dx = high % heads xchg bx, ax ; bx = high / heads, ax = low quotient div word [VAR(heads)] ; bx:ax=quotient=cylinder (C), dx=remainder=head (H) ; move variables into registers for INT 13h AH=02h mov dh, dl ; dh = head inc cx ; cl5:0 = sector xchg ch, al ; ch = cylinder 7:0, al = 0 shr ax, 1 shr ax, 1 ; al7:6 = cylinder 9:8 ; bx has bits set iff it's > 0, indicating a cylinder >= 65536. or bl, bh ; collect set bits from bh or cl, al ; cl7:6 = cylinder 9:8 ; ah has bits set iff it was >= 4, indicating a cylinder >= 1024. or bl, ah ; collect set bits from ah mov dl,[VAR(boot_unit)] ; dl = drive .nz_err: jnz .err ; error if cylinder >= 1024 --> ; ! bx = 0 (for 13.02 call) ; we call INT 13h AH=02h once for each sector. Multi-sector reads ; may fail if we cross a track or 64K boundary pop es %if _CHS_RETRY_REPEAT mov si, _CHS_RETRY_REPEAT + 1 .loop_chs_retry_repeat: mov ax, 0201h int 13h ; read one sector jnc .done xor ax, ax int 13h ; reset disk dec si ; another attempt ? jnz .loop_chs_retry_repeat ; yes --> jmp .err %else %if _CHS_RETRY mov ax, 0201h int 13h ; read one sector jnc .done ; reset drive xor ax, ax int 13h %endif ; try read again mov ax, 0201h int 13h %if _LBA_SKIP_CHECK inc bx jc .nz_err %else jc .cy_err %endif %endif .done: ; increment segment mov bx, es %endif .chs_done: %if _FIX_SECTOR_SIZE add bx, _FIX_SECTOR_SIZE >> 4 %else add bx, [VAR(para_per_sector)] %endif pop si pop ax pop cx pop dx ; increment LBA sector number inc ax jne @F inc dx @@: retn ; === eof === %endif %if _TMPINC [list +] %endif %endmacro %if _TMPINC [list +] %endif ; Code skip_bpb: cli cld xor cx, cx mov bp, start ; magic bytes - checked by instsect mov ss, cx mov sp, ADR_STACK_START %if _USE_AUTO_UNIT mov [VAR(boot_unit)], dl; magic bytes - checked by instsect %else mov dl, [VAR(boot_unit)]; magic bytes - checked by instsect %endif ; Note: es is left uninitialised here until the first call to ; read_sector if the below conditional is false. %if _USE_PART_INFO ; +19 bytes mov es, cx ; Note: Award Medallion BIOS v6.0 (ASUS MED 2001 ACPI BIOS Revision 1009) ; loads from a floppy disk drive with ds:si = 0F000h:0A92Dh -> ; FF FF FF FF 08 00 08 01 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF, which was detected ; as a valid partition table entry by this handling. Therefore, we ; only accept partition information when booting from a hard disk now. test dl, dl ; floppy ? jns @F ; don't attempt detection --> ; Check whether an MBR left us partition information. ; byte[ds:si] bit 7 means active and must be set if valid. cmp byte [si], cl ; flags for xx-00h (result is xx), SF = bit 7 jns @F ; xx < 80h, ie info invalid --> ; byte[ds:si+4] is the file system type. Check for valid one. cmp byte [si+4], cl ; is it zero? je @F ; yes, info invalid --> ; Info valid, trust their hidden sectors over hardcoded. ; Assume the movsw instructions won't run with si = FFFFh. mov di, hidden_sectors ; -> BPB field add si, 8 ; -> partition start sector in info movsw movsw ; overwrite BPB field with value from info @@: %endif mov ds, cx sti %if _QUERY_GEOMETRY ; +27 bytes ; test dl, dl ; floppy? ; jns @F ; don't attempt query, might fail --> ; Note that while the original PC BIOS doesn't support this function ; (for its diskettes), it does properly return the error code 01h. ; https://sites.google.com/site/pcdosretro/ibmpcbios (IBM PC version 1) mov ah, 08h ; xor cx, cx ; initialise cl to 0 ; Already from prologue cx = 0. stc ; initialise to CY int 13h ; query drive geometry jc @F ; apparently failed --> and cx, 3Fh ; get sectors jz @F ; invalid (S is 1-based), don't use --> mov [VAR(sectors_per_track)], cx mov cl, dh ; cx = maximum head number inc cx ; cx = number of heads (H is 0-based) mov [VAR(heads)], cx @@: %endif %if _FIX_SECTOR_SIZE %if !_FIX_SECTOR_SIZE_SKIP_CHECK cmp word [VAR(bytes_per_sector)], _FIX_SECTOR_SIZE mov al, 'S' jne error %endif mov bx, _FIX_SECTOR_SIZE >> 5 %if _FIX_CLUSTER_SIZE %if !_FIX_CLUSTER_SIZE_SKIP_CHECK cmp byte [VAR(sectors_per_cluster)], _FIX_CLUSTER_SIZE & 0FFh mov al, 'C' jne error %endif %else ; calculate some values that we need: ; adjusted sectors per cluster (store in a word, ; and decode EDR-DOS's special value 0 meaning 256) xor ax, ax mov al, [VAR(sectors_per_cluster)] dec al inc ax push ax ; push into word [VAR(adj_sectors_per_cluster)] %endif mov ch, 0 ; ! ch = 0 %else ; 16-byte paragraphs per sector mov bx,[VAR(bytes_per_sector)] mov cx,4 ; ! ch = 0 shr bx,cl %if _FIX_CLUSTER_SIZE %if !_FIX_CLUSTER_SIZE_SKIP_CHECK cmp byte [VAR(sectors_per_cluster)], _FIX_CLUSTER_SIZE & 0FFh mov al, 'C' jne error %endif %else ; calculate some values that we need: ; adjusted sectors per cluster (store in a word, ; and decode EDR-DOS's special value 0 meaning 256) ; ! ch = 0 mov cl, [VAR(sectors_per_cluster)] ; therefore cx = sectors_per_cluster dec cl inc cx push cx ; push into word [VAR(adj_sectors_per_cluster)] dec cx ; ! ch = 0 %endif push bx ; push into word [VAR(para_per_sector)] ; 32-byte FAT directory entries per sector shr bx, 1 ; /2 = 32-byte entries per sector %endif ; number of sectors used for root directory (store in CX) mov si, [VAR(num_root_dir_ents)] mov ax, bx ; The ax value here is the last value of bx, which is set ; by the shr instruction. Therefore, it cannot be higher ; than 7FFFh, so this cwd instruction always zeros dx. cwd dec ax ; rounding up add ax, si ; from BPB adc dx, dx ; account for overflow (dx was zero) div bx ; get number of root sectors xchg ax, cx ; cx = number of root secs, ! ah = 0 ; first sector of root directory mov al,[VAR(num_fats)] ; ! ah = 0, hence ax = number of FATs mul word [VAR(sectors_per_fat)] add ax,[VAR(num_reserved_sectors)] adc dl, dh ; account for overflow (dh was and is 0) xor di, di ; first sector of disk data area: add cx, ax adc di, dx mov [VAR(data_start)], cx mov [VAR(data_start+2)], di next_dir_search: %if _ADD_SEARCH push dx push ax push si %endif ; Scan root directory for file. We don't bother to check for deleted ; entries (E5h) or entries that mark the end of the directory (00h). ; number of root entries in si here next_sect: mov cx, bx ; entries per sector as loop counter %if ! _RELOCATE %if ADR_DIRBUF == ADR_FATBUF call read_sector_dirbuf %else mov bx, ADR_DIRBUF>>4 call read_sector %endif %else mov bx, ADR_DIRBUF>>4 call read_sector %endif mov bx, cx ; restore bx for next iteration later xor di, di ; es:di-> first entry in this sector next_ent: push si push di push cx %if _ADD_SEARCH mov si, [VAR(filename)] %else mov si, load_name ; ds:si-> name to match %endif mov cx, 11 ; length of padded 8.3 FAT filename repe cmpsb ; check entry pop cx pop di pop si lea di, [di + DIRENTRY_size] je found_it ; found entry --> dec si ; count down entire root's entries loopnz next_ent ; count down sector's entries (jumps iff si >0 && cx >0) jnz next_sect ; (jumps iff si >0 && cx ==0) ; ends up here iff si ==0 ; ie all root entries checked unsuccessfully %if 0 qemu prior to 2020-08 has a bug which affects the above conditionals. The bug is that if NZ is set (like when the branch to the label found_it is not taken) and then another instruction sets ZR (like the dec si at the end of the root directory) and then loopnz is used which sets cx to zero then after the loopnz FL will be NZ leading to the jnz branch to be taken. Eventually the entire load unit is traversed and qemu returns error 01h when trying to read past the end of the unit (at least for 1440 KiB diskettes). The bug can be worked around in two ways as done by lDebug: https://hg.pushbx.org/ecm/ldebug/rev/c95e2955bbca https://hg.pushbx.org/ecm/ldebug/rev/c84047f15d9c However, both cost a few bytes each. Therefore the proper fix is considered to be updating qemu. Error behaviour occurs when a file is not found. In an unlikely case, another sector in the data area may hold a match for the searched entry. Otherwise, the read eventually fails and the loader aborts with an R error (instead of the expected F error). Reference: https://bugs.launchpad.net/qemu/+bug/1888165 %endif mov al,'F' ; File not 'F'ound jmp error found_it: %if _ADD_SEARCH || _LOAD_DIR_SEG mov cx, 32 mov ax, _LOAD_DIR_SEG sub di, cx ; es:di -> dir entry %if _ADD_SEARCH xchg ax, word [VAR(dirseg)] %endif push ds mov si, di push di push es pop ds ; ds:si -> dir entry mov es, ax xor di, di ; es:di -> destination rep movsb ; store dir entry push ds pop es pop di ; restore es:di -> dir entry pop ds %if _ADD_SEARCH %if ((load_name - start) & 0FF00h) == ((add_name - start) & 0FF00h) mov byte [VAR(filename)], (load_name - start + 7C00h) & 255 %else mov word [VAR(filename)], load_name %endif ; update name to second iteration's %if (_LOAD_DIR_SEG & 255) != (_ADD_DIR_SEG & 255) cmp al, _ADD_DIR_SEG & 255 %elif (_LOAD_DIR_SEG) != (_ADD_DIR_SEG) cmp ax, _ADD_DIR_SEG ; was first iteration ? %else %error Must not store directory entries to same segment %endif pop si pop ax pop dx ; restore root start and count ; (bx still holds entries per sector) je next_dir_search ; jump to search load file next --> %endif %if _RELOCATE push word [es:di + deClusterLow] ; (word on stack) = first cluster number %endif %else %if _DIR_ENTRY_500 ; +24 bytes, probably mov cx, 32 push ds push es xchg si, di sub si, cx push es pop ds ; ds:si -> directory entry xor ax, ax mov es, ax mov di, 500h ; es:di -> 0:500h %if _DIR_ENTRY_520 rep movsw ; move to here (two directory entries) %else rep movsb ; move to here %endif pop es pop ds xchg si, di ; es:di -> behind (second) directory entry %endif %if _RELOCATE push word [es:di + deClusterLow - DIRENTRY_size \ - (DIRENTRY_size * !!_DIR_ENTRY_520)] ; (word on stack) = first cluster number %endif %endif %if _RELOCATE || _LOAD_ADR >= ADR_FREE_FROM ; Get conventional memory size and store it int 12h mov cl, 6 shl ax, cl %if _RPL ; +31 bytes xchg dx, ax lds si, [4 * 2Fh] add si, 3 lodsb cmp al, 'R' jne .no_rpl lodsb cmp al, 'P' jne .no_rpl lodsb cmp al, 'L' jne .no_rpl mov ax, 4A06h int 2Fh .no_rpl: push ss pop ds xchg ax, dx %endif %if _RELOCATE %if _LOAD_NON_FAT sub ax, (_RPL_GRACE_AREA + 20 * 1024 \ + 512 + 7C00h) >> 4 %else sub ax, (_RPL_GRACE_AREA + 20 * 1024 \ + 8192 + (8192-16) + 512 + 7C00h) >> 4 %endif ; RPL grace area preserved for RPL ; 20 KiB: reserved for iniload ; 8 KiB: FAT buffer ; 8 KiB - 16 B: to allow rounding down FAT buffer position ; 512: sector ; 7C00h: stack and to allow addressing with 7C00h in bp ; ; Note also that by addressing the stack and sector ; with bp at 7C00h, and insuring this subtraction doesn't ; underflow, makes sure that we do not overwrite the IVT or ; BDA. (However, we assume that ax is at least 60h or so.) ; ; The FAT buffer segment is masked so that the actual buffer ; is stored on an 8 KiB boundary. This is to ensure that ; the buffer doesn't possibly cross a 64 KiB DMA boundary. jc .error_memory_j_CY cmp ax, (end -start+7C00h - ADR_STACK_LOW + 15) >> 4 ; This check is to ensure that the start of the destination ; for the relocation (stack, sector) is ; above-or-equal the end of the source for the relocation. ; That is, to avoid overwriting any of the source with the ; string move instruction (which for simplicity is always UP). .error_memory_j_CY: jb error_memory %if ! _LOAD_NON_FAT mov bx, ((8192 - 16) + 512 + 7C00h)>>4 add bx, ax ; this is like calculating the following for the bx value: ; ((LMA_top - 20 KiB - 8 KiB - (8 KiB - 16 B) - 512 - 7C00h) + \ ; ((8 KiB - 16 B) + 512 + 7C00h))>>4 ; == (LMA_top - 20 KiB - 8 KiB)>>4 and bx, ~ ((8192>>4) - 1) mov word [VAR(fat_seg)], bx %endif mov di, relocated push ax push di ; -> relocation target label relocated ; (We cannot use a near call here to push the target IP ; because we do not control whether the ROM-BIOS loader ; entered us at 0:7C00h or 7C0h:0. So we need to create ; the correct offset manually here.) mov es, ax ; => destination mov si, sp ; ds:si = ss:_RELOCATESTART - 2 - 4 mov di, si ; es:di -> destination for stack low mov cx, (end - (_RELOCATESTART - 2 - 4)) >> 1 ; end is the top of used memory ; _RELOCATESTART is the lowest filled stack frame slot ; 2 is for the first cluster word on the stack ; 4 is for the additional slots taken by the return address rep movsw ; relocate stack, sector retf ; jump to relocated code readhandler errorhandler relocated: mov ss, ax mov ds, ax ; relocate these add ax, (ADR_STACK_LOW) >> 4 ; (rounding down) => behind available pop si %else sub ax, (_RPL_GRACE_AREA + 20 * 1024) >> 4 ; RPL grace area, plus ; 20 KiB reserved for iniload jb error_memory %endif %elif _LOAD_ADR < ADR_FREE_UNTIL %if !_FIX_SECTOR_SIZE mov ax, ADR_FREE_UNTIL >> 4 ; rounding *down* %endif %else %error Load address within used memory %endif %if ! _RELOCATE && _LOAD_ADR < ADR_FREE_UNTIL && _FIX_SECTOR_SIZE ; user of last_available_sector will hardcode the value! %else %if _FIX_SECTOR_SIZE sub ax, _FIX_SECTOR_SIZE >> 4 %else sub ax, [VAR(para_per_sector)] %endif push ax ; push into word [VAR(last_available_sector)] %endif ; get starting cluster of file %if ! _RELOCATE %if _ADD_SEARCH || _LOAD_DIR_SEG mov si,[es:di + deClusterLow] %else mov si,[es:di + deClusterLow - DIRENTRY_size \ - (DIRENTRY_size * !!_DIR_ENTRY_520)] %endif %endif %if _SET_CLUSTER mov word [VAR(first_cluster)], si %endif %if _SET_DI_CLUSTER push si ; remember cluster for later %endif %if !_FAT16 && !_LOAD_NON_FAT ; Load the entire FAT into memory. This is easily feasible for FAT12, ; as the FAT can only contain at most 4096 entries. ; (The exact condition should be "at most 4087 entries", or with a ; specific FF7h semantic, "at most 4088 entries"; the more reliable ; and portable alternative would be "at most 4080 entries".) ; Thus, no more than 6 KiB need to be read, even though the FAT size ; as indicated by word[sectors_per_fat] could be much higher. The ; first loop condition below is to correctly handle the latter case. ; (Sector size is assumed to be a power of two between 32 and 8192 ; bytes, inclusive. An 8 KiB buffer is necessary if the sector size ; is 4 or 8 KiB, because reading the FAT can or will write to 8 KiB ; of memory instead of only the relevant 6 KiB. This is always true ; if the sector size is 8 KiB, and with 4 KiB sector size it is true ; iff word[sectors_per_fat] is higher than one.) mov di, 6 << 10 ; maximum size of FAT12 to load mov cx, [VAR(sectors_per_fat)] ; maximum size of this FS's FAT %if ! _RELOCATE && _LOAD_ADR < ADR_FREE_UNTIL && !_FIX_SECTOR_SIZE ; Under these conditions, ax here is ; below ADR_FREE_UNTIL >> 4 so the ; following cwd instruction zeros dx. cwd %else xor dx, dx %endif mov ax, [VAR(fat_start)]; = first FAT sector %if _RELOCATE ; bx already = FAT buffer segment here %else mov bx, ADR_FATBUF>>4 %if _SET_FAT_SEG mov word [VAR(fat_seg)], bx %endif %endif @@: call read_sector ; read next FAT sector %if _FIX_SECTOR_SIZE sub di, _FIX_SECTOR_SIZE %else sub di, [VAR(bytes_per_sector)] %endif ; di = bytes still left to read jbe @F ; if none --> ; (jbe means jump if CF || ZF) loop @B ; if any FAT sector still remains --> @@: ; one of the limits reached; FAT read %endif mov bx, _LOAD_ADR>>4 ; => load address %if _FAT16 && !_LOAD_NON_FAT mov di, -1 ; = no FAT sector read yet %if _SET_FAT_SEG %if ! _RELOCATE mov word [VAR(fat_seg)], ADR_FATBUF>>4 %endif mov word [VAR(fat_sector)], di %endif %endif %if _LOAD_NON_FAT %if _SET_FAT_SEG %if _FAT16 or word [VAR(fat_sector)], -1 %else and word [VAR(fat_seg)], 0 %endif %endif %endif next_cluster: ; convert 16-bit cluster value (in SI) to 32-bit LBA sector value (in DX:AX) ; and get next cluster in SI ; Converts cluster number to sector number ; and finds next cluster in chain ; ; INP: si = valid cluster number ; (!_FAT16) [ADR_FATBUF] = entire FAT as read from FS ; (_FAT16) di = currently buffered FAT sector, -1 if none ; OUT: If unable to read a FAT sector, ; ! jumps to error instead of returning ; If everything is okay, ; si = next cluster number (or EOC value) ; dx:ax = sector number ; (_FAT16) di = currently buffered FAT sector ; CHG: cx %if ! _LOAD_NON_FAT ; prepare to load entry from FAT %if _FAT16 push si ; preserve cluster number for later ; Multiply cluster number by 2. xchg ax, si ; xor dx, dx ; dx:ax = entry to load (0..FFF6h) ; add ax, ax ; adc dx, dx ; dx:ax = byte offset into FAT (0..131052) cwd ; dx = FFFFh if ax >= 8000h, else = 0 add ax, ax ; ax = (2 * ax) & FFFFh neg dx ; dx = 1 if 2 * ax overflowed, else = 0 ; Divide by sector size to split dx:ax into the remainder as the byte offset ; into the FAT sector, and quotient as the sector offset into the FAT. div word [VAR(bytes_per_sector)] mov si, dx ; = byte offset in sector ; dx = byte offset into sector (0..8190) ; ax = sector offset into FAT (0..4095) ; quotient in AX is FAT sector. ; check the FAT buffer to see if this sector is already loaded ; (simple disk cache; speeds things up a little -- ; actually, it speeds things up a lot) cmp ax, di je @F mov di, ax %if _SET_FAT_SEG mov word [VAR(fat_sector)], ax %endif ; read the target FAT sector. push bx ; As noted above, the sector offset in ax here is ; 0..4095 (ie, 4 Ki S * 32 B/S = 128 KiB of FAT data), ; therefore this cwd instruction always zeros dx. cwd add ax, [VAR(fat_start)] adc dx, dx ; (account for overflow) %if _RELOCATE mov bx, word [VAR(fat_seg)] call read_sector %else call read_sector_fatbuf %endif pop bx @@: ; get 16 bits from FAT es lodsw xchg ax, si pop ax ; restore cluster number %else ; FAT12 entries are 12 bits, bytes are 8 bits. Ratio is 3 / 2, ; so multiply cluster number by 3 first, then divide by 2. mov ax, si ; = cluster number (up to 12 bits set) ; (remember cluster number in ax) shl si, 1 ; = 2n (up to 13 bits set) add si, ax ; = 2n+n = 3n (up to 14 bits set) shr si, 1 ; si = byte offset into FAT (0..6129) ; CF = whether to use high 12 bits %if _RELOCATE mov es, word [VAR(fat_seg)] ; es lodsw ; xchg ax, si mov si, word [es:si] %else ; Use the calculated byte offset as an offset into the FAT ; buffer, which holds all of the FAT's relevant data. ; lea si, [ADR_FATBUF + si] ; -> 16-bit word in FAT to load ; get 16 bits from FAT ; lodsw ; xchg ax, si mov si, [ADR_FATBUF + si] ; = 16-bit word in FAT to load %endif mov cl, 4 jc @F ; iff CY after shift --> shl si, cl ; shift up iff even entry @@: shr si, cl ; shift down (clears top 4 bits) ; (ax holds cluster number) %endif %else ; _LOAD_NON_FAT mov di, _LOAD_NON_FAT mov ax, word [VAR(adj_sectors_per_cluster)] mov cx, ax mul word [VAR(bytes_per_sector)] test dx, dx jnz @F cmp ax, di mov al, 'N' jb error @@: xchg ax, si %endif ; adjust cluster number to make it 0-based dec ax dec ax %if ! _LOAD_NON_FAT %if _FIX_CLUSTER_SIZE mov cx, _FIX_CLUSTER_SIZE %else mov cx, [VAR(adj_sectors_per_cluster)] %endif %endif ; convert from clusters to sectors mul cx add ax, [VAR(data_start)] adc dx, [VAR(data_start)+2] ; dx:ax = sector number ; xxx - this will always load an entire cluster (e.g. 64 sectors), ; even if the file is shorter than this @@: %if _LOAD_ADR < ADR_FREE_UNTIL && _FIX_SECTOR_SIZE cmp bx, (ADR_FREE_UNTIL >> 4) - (_FIX_SECTOR_SIZE >> 4) %else cmp bx, [VAR(last_available_sector)] %endif %if _MEMORY_CONTINUE ja @F %else ja error_filetoobig %endif %if _FAT16 && ! _LOAD_NON_FAT push es ; (must preserve ADR_FATBUF reference) %endif call read_sector %if _FAT16 && ! _LOAD_NON_FAT pop es %endif %if _SET_LOAD_SEG mov [VAR(load_seg)], bx ; => after last read data %endif %if _LOAD_NON_FAT sub di, word [VAR(bytes_per_sector)] ja @B %else loop @B %if _FAT16 ; FFF7h: bad cluster ; FFF8h-FFFFh: end of cluster chain cmp si, 0FFF7h %else ; 0FF7h: bad cluster ; 0FF8h-0FFFh: end of cluster chain cmp si, 0FF7h %endif jb next_cluster %endif ; _LOAD_NON_FAT @@: %if _LOAD_MIN_PARA cmp bx, (_LOAD_ADR >> 4) + _LOAD_MIN_PARA mov al, 'E' jb error %endif %if _TURN_OFF_FLOPPY ; turn off floppy motor mov dx,3F2h mov al,0 out dx,al %endif ; Set-up registers for and jump to loaded file ; Already: ss:bp-> boot sector containing BPB %if _CHECKVALUE CHECKLINEAR equ _LOAD_ADR + _CHECKOFFSET %if ! _RELOCATE && CHECKLINEAR <= (64 * 1024 - 2) cmp word [CHECKLINEAR], _CHECKVALUE %else mov ax, CHECKLINEAR >> 4 mov es, ax cmp word [es:CHECKLINEAR & 15], _CHECKVALUE %endif mov al, 'V' ; check 'V'alue mismatch jne error %endif %if _SET_DL_UNIT mov dl, [VAR(boot_unit)]; set dl to unit %endif %if _SET_DI_CLUSTER && (_PUSH_DPT || _SET_DSSI_DPT) pop cx %endif %if _DATASTART_HIDDEN mov bx, [VAR(hidden_sectors + 0)] mov ax, [VAR(hidden_sectors + 2)] add word [VAR(data_start + 0)], bx adc word [VAR(data_start + 2)], ax %endif %if _SET_BL_UNIT %if _SET_DL_UNIT mov bl, dl ; set bl to unit, too %else mov bl, [VAR(boot_unit)]; set bl to unit %endif %endif %if _PUSH_DPT || _SET_DSSI_DPT %ifn _SET_DSSI_DPT ; (implying that only _PUSH_DPT is set) %if _RELOCATE xor ax, ax mov es, ax mov di, 1Eh * 4 les si, [es:di] push es push si push ax push di %else mov di, 1Eh*4 les si, [di] ; -> original (also current) DPT push es push si ; original (also current) DPT address push ss push di ; 0000h:0078h (address of 1Eh IVT entry) %endif %else %if _RELOCATE xor ax, ax mov ds, ax %endif mov di, 1Eh*4 lds si, [di] ; -> original (also current) DPT %if _PUSH_DPT push ds push si ; original (also current) DPT address %if _RELOCATE push ax push di %else push ss push di ; 0000h:0078h (address of 1Eh IVT entry) %endif %endif %endif %else %if _RELOCATE && (_ZERO_ES || _ZERO_DS) xor ax, ax %endif %endif %if _RELOCATE %if _ZERO_ES mov es, ax %endif %if _ZERO_DS mov ds, ax %endif %endif %if _SET_AXBX_DATA mov bx, [VAR(data_start)] mov ax, [VAR(data_start+2)] %endif %if _SET_DI_CLUSTER %if _PUSH_DPT || _SET_DSSI_DPT mov di, cx %else pop di %endif %endif %if ! _RELOCATE %if _ZERO_ES push ss pop es %endif %endif ; ss:bp-> boot sector with BPB jmp (_LOAD_ADR>>4)+_EXEC_SEG_ADJ:_EXEC_OFS %if ! _RELOCATE errorhandler readhandler %endif %if !_NO_LIMIT available: _fill 508,38,start signatures: dw 0 ; 2-byte magic bootsector signature dw 0AA55h %assign num signatures-available %assign fatbits 12 %if _FAT16 %assign fatbits 16 %endif %warning FAT%[fatbits]: num bytes still available. %endif end: