r598 - ofw/inetv6
by svn＠openbios.org
Author: lwalter
Date: 2007-08-31 23:11:38 +0200 (Fri, 31 Aug 2007)
New Revision: 598
Modified:
ofw/inetv6/ethernet.fth
ofw/inetv6/icmpecho.fth
ofw/inetv6/ipfrv6.fth
ofw/inetv6/ipv6.fth
ofw/inetv6/neighdis.fth
Log:
Add IPv6 fragmentation/reassembly
Modified: ofw/inetv6/ethernet.fth
===================================================================
--- ofw/inetv6/ethernet.fth 2007-08-31 08:05:44 UTC (rev 597)
+++ ofw/inetv6/ethernet.fth 2007-08-31 21:11:38 UTC (rev 598)
@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
0 instance value (link-mtu) \ max packet size
0 instance value packet-buffer
+0 instance value /packet-buffer
\ Determine the Ethernet address for his-ip-addr
instance defer resolve-en-addr ( 'dest-adr type -- 'en-adr type )
@@ -29,8 +30,8 @@
then
;
-: open-link ( -- ) link-mtu alloc-mem to packet-buffer ;
-: close-link ( -- ) packet-buffer link-mtu free-mem ;
+: open-link ( -- ) link-mtu dup to /packet-buffer alloc-mem to packet-buffer ;
+: close-link ( -- ) packet-buffer /packet-buffer free-mem ;
6 constant /e
Modified: ofw/inetv6/icmpecho.fth
===================================================================
--- ofw/inetv6/icmpecho.fth 2007-08-31 08:05:44 UTC (rev 597)
+++ ofw/inetv6/icmpecho.fth 2007-08-31 21:11:38 UTC (rev 598)
@@ -35,8 +35,7 @@
2dup exchange-ipsv6 ( en-adr,len icmp-adr,len ip-adr,len )
2over change-typev6 ( en-adr,len icmp-adr,len ip-adr,len )
recompute-icmpv6-checksum ( en-adr,len )
- tuck " write" $call-parent ( len actual )
- <> if ." Network transmit error" cr then
+ send-raw-packet ( )
;
: handle-echo-reply ( adr len -- ) 2drop ;
Modified: ofw/inetv6/ipfrv6.fth
===================================================================
--- ofw/inetv6/ipfrv6.fth 2007-08-31 08:05:44 UTC (rev 597)
+++ ofw/inetv6/ipfrv6.fth 2007-08-31 21:11:38 UTC (rev 598)
@@ -7,18 +7,10 @@
1 sfield ipv6-fh-next-hdr
1 sfield ipv6-fh-len
2 sfield ipv6-fh-frag-offset \ OOOO.OOOO.OOOO.OxxM
- \ Os contain the fragment offset; M=1=more fragments
+ \ Os contain the fragment offset in 8-byte unit
+ \ M=1=more fragments
4 sfield ipv6-fh-frag-id
- \ Maybe followed by zero or more of headers in following order:
- \ - Hop-by-Hop Options header
- \ - Destination Options header (for first destination, plus destinations in the
- \ Routing header)
- \ - Routing header
- \ - Fragment header
- \ - Authentication header
- \ - Encapsulating Security Payload header
- \ - Destionation Options header (for final destination)
- \ - Upper-Layer header
+ 0 sfield ipv6-fh-data
constant /ipv6-frag-hdr
instance variable frag-id
@@ -34,14 +26,11 @@
: send-ip-packet ( adr len protocol -- ) 3drop ;
[then]
-: max-ipv6-payload ( -- n )
- max-link-payload /ipv6-header -
- h# ffff.fff8 and
-;
: max-ipv6-fragment ( -- n )
max-link-payload /ipv6-header - /ipv6-frag-hdr -
h# ffff.fff8 and
;
+: max-ipv6-payload ( -- n ) max-ipv6-fragment /ipv6-frag-hdr + ;
headerless
: (send-ipv6-packet) ( adr len protocol -- )
@@ -64,15 +53,15 @@
0 value fadr \ fragment address
: send-ipv6-fragment ( offset -- )
- >r fadr ( fadr ) ( R: offset )
- olen r@ - max-ipv6-fragment min ( fadr flen ) ( R: offset )
- 2dup oaddr r@ + -rot move ( fadr flen ) ( R: offset )
- fadr set-struct ( fadr flen ) ( R: offset )
+ >r fadr dup set-struct ( fadr ) ( R: offset )
+ olen max-ipv6-fragment min ( fadr flen ) ( R: offset )
+ oaddr r@ + ipv6-fh-data 2 pick move ( fadr flen ) ( R: offset )
oprotocol ipv6-fh-next-hdr xc! \ Next header in fragment header
0 ipv6-fh-len xc! \ Length of header in units of 8 bytes - 1
- frag-id ipv6-fh-frag-id xl! \ Fragment id
- dup r@ + olen < 1 and ( fadr flen more? ) ( R: offset )
- r> 3 << or ipv6-fh-frag-offset xw! ( fadr flen )
+ frag-id @ ipv6-fh-frag-id xl! \ Fragment id
+ dup olen u< 1 and ( fadr flen more? ) ( R: offset )
+ r> or ipv6-fh-frag-offset xw! ( fadr flen )
+ olen over - to olen ( fadr flen )
/ipv6-frag-hdr + ( fadr flen' )
IP_HDR_FRAGMENT (send-ipv6-packet) ( )
;
@@ -83,9 +72,9 @@
else
1 frag-id +!
over max-ipv6-fragment /mod swap 0> if 1+ then ( adr len protocol #frags )
- >r to oprotocol to olen to oaddr r> ( #frags )
+ >r to oprotocol to olen to oaddr r> ( #frags )
max-ipv6-payload allocate-ipv6 to fadr ( #frags )
- ( #frags ) 0 do ( )
+ ( #frags ) 0 ?do ( )
i max-ipv6-fragment * send-ipv6-fragment
loop
fadr max-ipv6-payload free-ipv6
@@ -97,12 +86,328 @@
;
\ *********************************************************************************
+\ Send fully prepared ethernet packet
+\ ( For ECHO reply use where ethernet and IP headers are complete. )
+\ *********************************************************************************
+
+\ For going between the two headers; used as a pair
+: ipv6-struct ( -- ) /ipv6-header negate +struct ;
+: frag-struct ( -- ) /ipv6-header +struct ;
+
+: alloc-fadr ( adr -- )
+ dup link-mtu alloc-mem dup to fadr ( adr adr fadr )
+ /ether-header /ipv6-header + move ( adr )
+ /ether-header + set-struct ( )
+ ipv6-length xw@ to olen
+ ipv6-next-hdr c@ to oprotocol
+
+ \ Initialize static part of IPv6 header
+ fadr /ether-header + set-struct
+ IP_HDR_FRAGMENT ipv6-next-hdr xc!
+
+ \ Initialize static part of fragment header
+ frag-struct
+ oprotocol ipv6-fh-next-hdr xc!
+ 0 ipv6-fh-len xc!
+ frag-id @ ipv6-fh-frag-id xl!
+ ipv6-struct
+;
+
+: (send-raw-packet) ( adr len -- )
+ tuck " write" $call-parent
+ <> if ." Network transmit error" cr then
+;
+: send-raw-fragment ( offset -- )
+ >r ( ) ( R: offset )
+ olen max-ipv6-fragment min ( flen ) ( R: offset )
+ dup /ipv6-frag-hdr + ipv6-length xw! ( flen ) ( R: offset )
+ frag-struct ( flen ) ( R: offset )
+ dup olen u< 1 and ( flen more? ) ( R: offset )
+ r@ or ipv6-fh-frag-offset xw! ( flen ) ( R: offset )
+ oaddr r> + ipv6-fh-data 2 pick move ( flen )
+ ipv6-struct ( flen )
+ olen over - to olen ( flen )
+ /ipv6-frag-hdr + /ipv6-header + /ether-header + ( len )
+ fadr swap (send-raw-packet) ( )
+;
+: send-raw-packet ( adr len -- )
+ dup link-mtu <= if
+ (send-raw-packet)
+ else
+ 1 frag-id +! ( adr len )
+ over alloc-fadr ( adr len )
+ /ether-header /ipv6-header + /string ( content-adr,len )
+ swap to oaddr ( content-len )
+ max-ipv6-fragment /mod swap 0> if 1+ then ( #frags )
+ ( #frags ) 0 ?do
+ i max-ipv6-fragment * send-raw-fragment
+ loop
+ fadr link-mtu free-mem
+ then
+;
+
+\ *********************************************************************************
\ Receive IP packet
\ *********************************************************************************
+list: ipv6list
+listnode
+ /ether-header field >ipv6-ether \ Beginning of ethernet header
+ 0 field >ipv6-header \ Beginning of IPv6 header
+ 4 field >ipv6-version
+ 2 field >ipv6-len \ Total length of reassembled data
+ 1 field >ipv6-protocol
+ 1 field >ipv6-hop-limit
+ /ipv6 field >ipv6-source-addr
+ /ipv6 field >ipv6-dest-addr \ End of IPv6 header
+ /n field >ipv6-dghead \ Head of list of IPv6 datagrams
+ /n field >ipv6-dgtail \ Tail of list of IPv6 datagrams
+ /n field >ipv6-timer \ Timeout value in ms
+ /n field >ipv6-rangelist \ Pointer to range info
+ /n field >ipv6-id \ Fragment id
+nodetype: ipv6node \ List of IPv6 reassembly in process
+
+0 ipv6list !
+0 ipv6node !
+
+struct
+ /n field >dgv6-adr \ Pointer to content of fragmented data
+ /n field >dgv6-len \ Length of fragmented data
+ /n field >dgv6-offset \ Offset of fragmented data
+ /n field >dgv6-next
+constant /dgv6list
+
+[ifndef] include-ipv4
+struct
+ /n field >rl-begin
+ /n field >rl-end
+ /n field >rl-next
+ /n field >rl-prev
+constant /rangelist
+[then]
+
+0 instance value reassembledv6-adr
+0 instance value reassembledv6-len \ ihl + data len
+d# 60 d# 1000 * constant tlbv6 \ 60 seconds for initial timer setting
+
+: ipv6-id=? ( node -- id=? )
+ >r ( ) ( R: node )
+ frag-struct ( ) ( R: node )
+ ipv6-fh-next-hdr c@ ipv6-fh-frag-id xl@ ( next-hdr frag-id ) ( R: node )
+ ipv6-struct ( next-hdr frag-id ) ( R: node )
+ r@ >ipv6-id @ <> if r> 2drop false exit then ( next-hdr ) ( R: node )
+ r@ >ipv6-protocol c@ <> if r> drop false exit then ( ) ( R: node )
+ r@ >ipv6-source-addr ipv6-source-addr ipv6= not if r> drop false exit then
+ r> >ipv6-dest-addr ipv6-dest-addr ipv6=
+;
+
+: find-ipv6? ( -- prev-node this-node | 0 )
+ ipv6list ['] ipv6-id=? find-node
+;
+
+: alloc-ipv6 ( last-node -- node )
+ ipv6node allocate-node tuck swap insert-after
+ >r
+ the-struct /ether-header - r@ >ipv6-ether /ipv6-header /ether-header + move
+ 0 r@ >ipv6-dghead !
+ 0 r@ >ipv6-dgtail !
+ get-msecs tlbv6 + r@ >ipv6-timer !
+ 0 r@ >ipv6-len xw!
+ 0 r@ >ipv6-rangelist !
+ frag-struct
+ ipv6-fh-frag-id xl@ r@ >ipv6-id !
+ ipv6-fh-next-hdr c@ r@ >ipv6-protocol xc!
+ ipv6-struct
+ r>
+;
+
+: save-ipv6 ( node -- )
+ >r
+ ipv6-length xw@ /ipv6-frag-hdr - dup alloc-mem ( len this-dg ) ( R: node )
+
+ frag-struct
+ 2dup swap the-struct /ipv6-frag-hdr + -rot move ( len this-dg ) ( R: node )
+ ipv6-fh-frag-offset xw@ ( len this-dg offset ) ( R: node )
+ ipv6-struct ( len this-dg offset ) ( R: node )
+ dup h# fff8 and swap 1 and 0= if \ Last fragment
+ ipv6-length xw@ /ipv6-frag-hdr - over + ( len this-dg offset ) ( R: node )
+ r@ >ipv6-len xw!
+ then
+
+ /dgv6list alloc-mem ( len this-dg offset this-dglist ) ( R: node )
+ tuck >dgv6-offset ! ( len this-dg this-dglist ) ( R: node )
+ tuck >dgv6-adr ! ( len this-dglist ) ( R: node )
+ tuck >dgv6-len ! ( this-dglist ) ( R: node )
+ 0 over >dgv6-next ! ( this-dglist ) ( R: node )
+
+ r@ >ipv6-dghead @ 0= if dup r@ >ipv6-dghead ! then ( this-dglist ) ( R: node )
+ r@ >ipv6-dgtail @ ?dup 0<> if >dgv6-next over swap ! then ( this-dglist ) ( R: node )
+ r> >ipv6-dgtail ! ( )
+;
+
+: free-dgv6 ( dg -- )
+ begin ?dup while ( 'dg )
+ dup >dgv6-adr @ over >dgv6-len @ free-mem ( 'dg )
+ dup >dgv6-next @ ( 'dg 'dg-next )
+ swap /dgv6list free-mem ( 'dg-nest )
+ repeat ( )
+;
+
+[ifndef] include-ipv4
+: free-rangelist ( rl -- )
+ begin ?dup while ( rl )
+ dup >rl-next @ swap /rangelist free-mem ( rl-next )
+ repeat ( )
+;
+[then]
+
+: free-ipv6node ( prev -- )
+ delete-after
+ dup ipv6node free-node
+ dup >ipv6-dghead @ free-dgv6
+ >ipv6-rangelist @ free-rangelist
+;
+
+: free-ipv6list ( -- )
+ find-ipv6? if free-ipv6node else drop then
+;
+
+: ipv6-timeout? ( node -- flag ) >ipv6-timer @ get-msecs <= ;
+
+: process-timeoutv6? ( -- flag )
+ ipv6list ['] ipv6-timeout? find-node if free-ipv6node true else drop false then
+;
+
+[ifndef] include-ipv4
+0 value rlb
+0 value rle
+0 value last-rl
+
+: create-rangelist ( -- rl )
+ /rangelist alloc-mem ( rl )
+ rle over >rl-end ! ( rl )
+ rlb over >rl-begin ! ( rl )
+;
+[then]
+
+: insert-before-rangelistv6 ( node rl -- )
+ create-rangelist >r ( node rl )
+ dup r@ >rl-next ! ( node rl )
+ dup >rl-prev @ dup r@ >rl-prev ! ( node rl rl-prev )
+ ?dup 0<> if >rl-next r@ swap ! then ( node rl )
+ r@ over >rl-prev ! ( node rl )
+ r> -rot ( new node rl )
+ over >ipv6-rangelist @ = if >ipv6-rangelist ! else 2drop then
+;
+
+: insert-endof-rangelistv6 ( node rl -- )
+ create-rangelist ( node rl new )
+ 0 over >rl-next ! ( node rl new )
+ 2dup >rl-prev ! ( node rl new )
+ -rot tuck ( new rl node rl )
+ 0= if nip >ipv6-rangelist ! else drop >rl-next ! then
+;
+
+\ New range = b:e
+\ Current node = x:y
+\ if e<x-1, add node to front and exit
+\ if b>y+1, goto examine next node
+\ if b<x, x=b
+\ if e>y, y=e and exit
+\ if all the nodes have been examined, add node to end and exit
+\
+: (update-rangelistv6) ( ofs len node -- )
+ -rot over + 1- to rle to rlb ( node )
+ 0 to last-rl ( node )
+ dup >ipv6-rangelist @ ( node rl )
+ begin ?dup while
+ >r ( node )
+ rle r@ >rl-begin @ 1- < if r> insert-before-rangelistv6 exit then
+ rlb r@ >rl-end @ 1+ <= if ( node )
+ rlb r@ >rl-begin @ < if rlb r@ >rl-begin ! then
+ rle r@ >rl-end @ > if rle r@ >rl-end ! then
+ r> 2drop
+ exit
+ then
+ r@ to last-rl ( node )
+ r> >rl-next @ ( node rl )
+ repeat ( node )
+ last-rl insert-endof-rangelistv6
+;
+
+: update-rangelistv6 ( node -- )
+ frag-struct
+ ipv6-fh-frag-offset xw@ h# fff8 and ( node ofs )
+ ipv6-struct
+ ipv6-length xw@ /ipv6-frag-hdr - ( node ofs len )
+ rot (update-rangelistv6)
+;
+
+: rl-complete? ( rl -- complete? )
+ 0 swap ( 0 rl )
+ begin ( e rl )
+ 2dup >rl-begin @ 1- < ( e rl gap? )
+ if 2drop false exit then ( e rl )
+ dup >rl-end @ rot max swap ( e' rl )
+ >rl-next @ ?dup 0= ( e' rl-next )
+ until ( e' )
+ drop true
+;
+
+: ipv6-done? ( node -- done? )
+ dup >ipv6-len xw@ 0= if drop false exit then
+ >ipv6-rangelist @ rl-complete?
+;
+
+: (reassemble-ipv6) ( adr dg -- )
+ begin ?dup while ( adr dg )
+ 2dup >dgv6-offset @ + ( adr dg dst )
+ over >dgv6-adr @ swap ( adr dg src dst )
+ 2 pick >dgv6-len @ move ( adr dg )
+ >dgv6-next @ ( adr dg-next )
+ repeat drop ( )
+;
+
+: reassemble-ipv6 ( node -- ip-adr,len )
+ >r
+ r@ >ipv6-len xw@ ( dlen ) ( R: node )
+ /ipv6-header + /ether-header + ( rlen ) ( R: node )
+ dup to reassembledv6-len ( rlen ) ( R: node )
+ alloc-mem dup to reassembledv6-adr ( radr ) ( R: node )
+ r@ >ipv6-ether swap /ipv6-header /ether-header + move \ Copy IPv6 header content
+ reassembledv6-adr /ipv6-header + /ether-header + ( content-adr ) ( R: node )
+ r> >ipv6-dghead @ (reassemble-ipv6) ( )
+ reassembledv6-adr reassembledv6-len /ether-header /string ( ip-adr,len )
+ free-ipv6list ( ip-adr,len )
+;
+
+: process-datagramv6 ( node -- false | ip-adr,len true)
+ dup save-ipv6 ( node )
+ dup update-rangelistv6 ( node )
+ dup ipv6-done? if ( node )
+ reassemble-ipv6 ( ip-adr,len )
+ true ( ip-adr,len true )
+ else ( node )
+ drop false ( false )
+ then
+;
+
+: process-done-ipv6 ( -- )
+ reassembledv6-len 0> if
+ reassembledv6-adr reassembledv6-len free-mem
+ 0 to reassembledv6-adr 0 to reassembledv6-len
+ then
+;
+
+: get-done-ipv6? ( -- false | ip-adr,len true )
+ find-ipv6? ?dup if nip else alloc-ipv6 then
+ process-datagramv6
+;
+
defer handle-icmpv6 ( contents-adr,len protocol -- ) ' 3drop to handle-icmpv6
[ifndef] include-ipv4
+: process-done-ip ( -- ) ;
: process-timeout? ( -- flag ) false ;
: process-ipv4-packet ( adr len type -- flag )
3drop ." Discarding IPv4 packet" cr false
@@ -110,29 +415,48 @@
: ip-payload ( len -- adr len' ) .ipv4-not-supported ;
[then]
+: process-timeout? ( -- flag )
+ use-ipv6? if process-timeoutv6? else process-timeout? then
+;
+
: process-ipv6-packet ( adr len type -- false | contents-adr,len true )
- \ XXX Not complete. Need to process additional headers and fragmentation.
- \ XXX Assume no additional headers for now.
+ \ XXX Assume no additional headers other than fragmentation header for now.
+ nip swap ( type adr )
+ dup set-struct to last-ipv6-packet ( type )
- nip swap ( type adr )
- dup set-struct to last-ip-packet ( type )
- ipv6-addr-match? if ( type )
- ipv6-next-hdr c@ dup >r = dup if ( type=? ) ( R: next-hdr )
- ipv6-payload rot ( contents-adr,len true ) ( R: next-hdr )
- then ( false | contents-adr,len true ) ( R: next-hdr )
- r> IP_HDR_ICMPV6 = if ( false | contents-adr,len true )
- ipv6-payload IP_HDR_ICMPV6 handle-icmpv6 \ Handle ICMPv6 packets
+ \ If IPv6 packet is not for me, exit
+ ipv6-addr-match? not if ( type )
+ drop ipv6-payload handle-other-ipv6 ( )
+ false exit \ Got an packet not for me
+ then ( type )
+
+ \ If IPv6 packet is a fragment, reassemble packet if possible
+ ipv6-next-hdr c@ IP_HDR_FRAGMENT = if ( type )
+ get-done-ipv6? if ( type false | ip-adr,len true )
+ drop dup set-struct to last-ipv6-packet \ Fragment reassembly complete
else
- dup not if ipv6-payload ipv6-next-hdr c@ handle-ipv6 then
+ drop false exit \ Fragment reassembly incomplete
+ then
+ then
+
+ \ By now, we have a complete IPv6 packet. Is it what we're waiting for?
+ ipv6-next-hdr c@ >r ( type ) ( R: next-hdr )
+ r@ = dup if ( type=next-hdr? ) ( R: next-hdr )
+ ipv6-payload rot ( contents-adr,len true ) ( R: next-hdr )
+ then ( false | contents-adr,len true ) ( R: next-hdr )
+ \ Is it an ICMPv6 packet?
+ r> IP_HDR_ICMPV6 = if ( false | contents-adr,len true )
+ ipv6-payload IP_HDR_ICMPV6 handle-icmpv6 \ Handle ICMPv6 packets
+ else
+ dup not if ipv6-payload ipv6-next-hdr c@ handle-ipv6 then
\ Handle other unexpected packets
- then ( false | contents-adr,len true )
- else
- drop ipv6-payload handle-other-ipv6 \ Handle packets for other address
- false ( false )
then ( false | contents-adr,len true )
;
: receive-ip-packet ( type -- true | contents-adr,len false )
+ process-done-ip
+ process-done-ipv6
+
begin
use-ipv6? if IPV6_TYPE else IP_TYPE then
receive-ethernet-packet ( type [ip-adr,len] flag )
Modified: ofw/inetv6/ipv6.fth
===================================================================
--- ofw/inetv6/ipv6.fth 2007-08-31 08:05:44 UTC (rev 597)
+++ ofw/inetv6/ipv6.fth 2007-08-31 21:11:38 UTC (rev 598)
@@ -31,7 +31,16 @@
1 sfield ipv6-hop-limit
/ipv6 sfield ipv6-source-addr
/ipv6 sfield ipv6-dest-addr
- \ There maybe extension headers here.
+ \ Maybe followed by zero or more of headers in following order:
+ \ - Hop-by-Hop Options header
+ \ - Destination Options header (for first destination, plus destinations in the
+ \ Routing header)
+ \ - Routing header
+ \ - Fragment header
+ \ - Authentication header
+ \ - Encapsulating Security Payload header
+ \ - Destionation Options header (for final destination)
+ \ - Upper-Layer header
constant /ipv6-header
\ Values of ipv6-next-hdr
@@ -186,9 +195,7 @@
;
: .name-server-ipv6 ( -- ) ." DNS IPv6: " name-server-ipv6 .ipv6 ;
-[ifndef] include-ipv4
-0 instance value last-ip-packet
-[then]
+0 instance value last-ipv6-packet
headers
: (set-dest-ipv6) ( buf -- )
@@ -208,7 +215,7 @@
;
: lock-ipv6-address ( -- )
- the-struct >r last-ip-packet set-struct
+ the-struct >r last-ipv6-packet set-struct
\ Don't change his-ipv6-addr for booting over gateway
use-routerv6? if \ booting over a gateway.
bootnet-debug if indent ." Using router" cr then
@@ -253,7 +260,12 @@
: ipv6-payload ( -- adr len ) the-struct /ipv6-header + ipv6-length xw@ ;
\ Skip checking his-ipv6-addr if it is an ICMPv6 packet which may come from anywhere.
-: check-his-ipv6-addr? ( -- flag ) ipv6-next-hdr c@ IP_HDR_ICMPV6 <> ;
+\ XXX Assume <IPv6 header> [ <fragment header> ] <data>
+: check-his-ipv6-addr? ( -- flag )
+ ipv6-next-hdr c@ IP_HDR_ICMPV6 = if false exit then
+ ipv6-next-hdr c@ IP_HDR_FRAGMENT <> if true exit then
+ the-struct /ipv6-header + c@ IP_HDR_ICMPV6 <>
+;
: ipv6-addr-match? ( -- flag )
check-his-ipv6-addr? if
his-ipv6-addr his-ipv6-addr-mc? 0= if
Modified: ofw/inetv6/neighdis.fth
===================================================================
--- ofw/inetv6/neighdis.fth 2007-08-31 08:05:44 UTC (rev 597)
+++ ofw/inetv6/neighdis.fth 2007-08-31 21:11:38 UTC (rev 598)
@@ -3,9 +3,9 @@
headerless
-d# 200 constant ND_TIMEOUT \ Neighbor discovery timeout (ms)
-d# 200 constant DAD_TIMEOUT \ Duplicate Address Detection timeout (ms)
-d# 500 constant RD_TIMEOUT \ Router Discovery timeout (ms)
+d# 200 constant ND_TIMEOUT \ Neighbor discovery timeout (ms)
+d# 200 constant DAD_TIMEOUT \ Duplicate Address Detection timeout (ms)
+d# 2000 constant RD_TIMEOUT \ Router Discovery timeout (ms)
" stateless" d# 40 config-string ipv6-address \ leave room
\ " dhcp" ' ipv6-address set-config-string-default
@@ -141,7 +141,7 @@
over 8 + be-l@ to prefix-lifetime \ XXX lifetime
over d# 16 + my-prefix copy-ipv6-addr \ Prefix
endof
- 5 of over 4 + be-l@ to (link-mtu) endof \ MTU option
+ 5 of over 4 + be-l@ link-mtu min to (link-mtu) endof \ MTU option
d# 25 of over 8 + name-server-ipv6 copy-ipv6-addr endof \ RDNSS option
endcase
over 1+ c@ 8 * /string
@@ -190,7 +190,6 @@
['] 4drop to icmpv6-err-callback-xt
['] 2drop to icmpv6-info-callback-xt
- unknown-ipv6-addr name-server-ipv6 copy-ipv6-addr
discover-me
discover-router
@@ -212,6 +211,7 @@
;
: close ( -- )
+ process-done-ipv6
[ifdef] include-ipv4
close
[else]
@@ -241,6 +241,7 @@
true to use-ipv6?
set-mc-hash if close false exit then
['] (resolve-en-addrv6) to resolve-en-addr
+ unknown-ipv6-addr name-server-ipv6 copy-ipv6-addr
configure-ipv6
s-all-ipv6
setup-ip-attr
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r597 - cpu/x86/pc/olpc
by svn＠openbios.org
Author: wmb
Date: 2007-08-31 10:05:44 +0200 (Fri, 31 Aug 2007)
New Revision: 597
Modified:
cpu/x86/pc/olpc/security.fth
Log:
OLPC security - Added error messages about bad serial numbers and UUIDs.
Modified: cpu/x86/pc/olpc/security.fth
===================================================================
--- cpu/x86/pc/olpc/security.fth 2007-08-31 07:59:15 UTC (rev 596)
+++ cpu/x86/pc/olpc/security.fth 2007-08-31 08:05:44 UTC (rev 597)
@@ -188,14 +188,26 @@
: get-my-sn ( -- error? )
- " SN" find-tag 0= if true exit then ( adr len )
- ?-null dup d# 11 <> if 2drop true exit then ( adr len )
+ " SN" find-tag 0= if
+ " No serial number in mfg data" ?lease-debug-cr
+ true exit
+ then ( adr len )
+ ?-null dup d# 11 <> if
+ " Invalid serial number" ?lease-debug-cr
+ 2drop true exit
+ then ( adr len )
machine-id-buf swap move
[char] : machine-id-buf d# 11 + c!
- " U#" find-tag 0= if true exit then ( adr len )
- ?-null dup d# 36 <> if 2drop true exit then ( adr len )
+ " U#" find-tag 0= if
+ " No UUID in mfg data" ?lease-debug-cr
+ true exit
+ then ( adr len )
+ ?-null dup d# 36 <> if
+ " Invalid UUID" ?lease-debug-cr
+ 2drop true exit
+ then ( adr len )
machine-id-buf d# 12 + swap move
[char] : machine-id-buf d# 48 + c!
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r596 - cpu/x86/pc/olpc
by svn＠openbios.org
Author: wmb
Date: 2007-08-31 09:59:15 +0200 (Fri, 31 Aug 2007)
New Revision: 596
Modified:
cpu/x86/pc/olpc/security.fth
Log:
Name change for secure-boot.
Modified: cpu/x86/pc/olpc/security.fth
===================================================================
--- cpu/x86/pc/olpc/security.fth 2007-08-31 07:52:04 UTC (rev 595)
+++ cpu/x86/pc/olpc/security.fth 2007-08-31 07:59:15 UTC (rev 596)
@@ -376,7 +376,7 @@
2drop false
;
-: do-secure-boot ( -- )
+: secure-boot ( -- )
debug-security? if screen-ih stdout ! then
['] secure-load-ramdisk to load-ramdisk
secure-load 0= if fail-load then
@@ -386,8 +386,8 @@
: wp? ( -- flag ) " wp" find-tag dup if nip nip then ;
-: secure-boot ( -- ) wp? if do-secure-boot else boot then ;
-" secure-boot" ' boot-command set-config-string-default
+: ?secure-boot ( -- ) wp? if secure-boot else boot then ;
+" ?secure-boot" ' boot-command set-config-string-default
\ For dn in boot-device-list
\ if
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r595 - cpu/x86/pc/olpc
by svn＠openbios.org
Author: wmb
Date: 2007-08-31 09:52:04 +0200 (Fri, 31 Aug 2007)
New Revision: 595
Modified:
cpu/x86/pc/olpc/setwp.fth
Log:
Added clear-wp capability.
Modified: cpu/x86/pc/olpc/setwp.fth
===================================================================
--- cpu/x86/pc/olpc/setwp.fth 2007-08-31 07:45:02 UTC (rev 594)
+++ cpu/x86/pc/olpc/setwp.fth 2007-08-31 07:52:04 UTC (rev 595)
@@ -3,6 +3,10 @@
\ should not be necessary once mass production systems start coming from
\ the factor with the "wp" tag set.
+\ You can turn "ww" into "wp" just by clearing bits, which doesn't
+\ require a full erase. That is faster and safer than copying out the
+\ data, erasing the block and rewriting it.
+
: set-wp ( -- )
h# fffefffe 2 " wp" $= if ." wp is already set" cr exit then
h# fffefffe 2 " ww" $= 0= abort" No ww tag"
@@ -11,3 +15,49 @@
h# fffefffe 2 " wp" $= if ." Succeeded" cr then
spi-reprogrammed
;
+
+\ Set and clear the write-protect tag by copying, erasing, rewriting
+
+\ Read mfg data from FLASH to RAM
+: get-mfg-data ( -- )
+ rom-pa mfg-data-offset + mfg-data-buf /flash-block lmove
+;
+
+\ Write mfg data from RAM to FLASH
+: put-mfg-data ( -- )
+ spi-start spi-identify
+ mfg-data-buf mfg-data-end-offset mfg-data-offset write-flash-range
+;
+
+\ Find RAM address of tag, given FLASH address
+: tag>ram-adr ( adr len -- ram-adr )
+ drop 2+ ( adr' ) \ Address of "ww" tag
+ rom-pa mfg-data-offset + - ( offset )
+
+ dup /flash-block u>= abort" Bad ww offset" \ Sanity check
+
+ mfg-data-buf + ( ram-adr )
+;
+
+\ Get ready to modify the tag whose name is tag$
+: mfg-data-setup ( tag$ -- ram-adr )
+ get-mfg-data
+ 2dup find-tag 0= if ." No " type ." tag" cr abort then ( tag$ adr len )
+ tag>ram-adr >r ( tag$ r: ram-adr )
+ r@ 2 $= 0= abort" Tag mismatch in RAM" ( r: ram-adr )
+ r>
+;
+
+\ Change the "ww" tag to "wp"
+: hard-set-wp ( -- )
+ " ww" mfg-data-setup ( ram-adr )
+ [char] p swap 1+ c! ( )
+ put-mfg-data
+;
+
+\ Change the "wp" tag to "ww"
+: clear-wp ( -- )
+ " wp" mfg-data-setup ( ram-adr )
+ [char] w swap 1+ c! ( )
+ put-mfg-data
+;
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r594 - cpu/x86/pc/olpc
by svn＠openbios.org
Author: wmb
Date: 2007-08-31 09:45:02 +0200 (Fri, 31 Aug 2007)
New Revision: 594
Added:
cpu/x86/pc/olpc/crypto.bth
Log:
Initial checkin of crypto.bth
Added: cpu/x86/pc/olpc/crypto.bth
===================================================================
--- cpu/x86/pc/olpc/crypto.bth (rev 0)
+++ cpu/x86/pc/olpc/crypto.bth 2007-08-31 07:45:02 UTC (rev 594)
@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
+purpose: Fetch the Crypto code and keys
+
+command: &builder &this
+build-now
+
+fload ${BP}/cpu/x86/pc/olpc/versions.fth
+
+" wget http://dev.laptop.org/pub/firmware/crypto/bios_crypto-${CRYPTO_VERSION}.img -O crypto.img" expand$ $sh
+" wget http://dev.laptop.org/pub/firmware/crypto/testkeys/os.public -O os.public" expand$ $sh
+" wget http://dev.laptop.org/pub/firmware/crypto/testkeys/fw.public -O fw.public" expand$ $sh
+
+\ This forces the creation of an crypto.log file, so we don't re-fetch
+writing crypto.version
+" ${CRYPTO_VERSION}"n" expand$ ofd @ fputs
+ofd @ fclose
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r593 - cpu/x86/pc/olpc
by svn＠openbios.org
Author: wmb
Date: 2007-08-31 09:42:08 +0200 (Fri, 31 Aug 2007)
New Revision: 593
Modified:
cpu/x86/pc/olpc/versions.fth
Log:
Q2C26
Modified: cpu/x86/pc/olpc/versions.fth
===================================================================
--- cpu/x86/pc/olpc/versions.fth 2007-08-31 01:16:13 UTC (rev 592)
+++ cpu/x86/pc/olpc/versions.fth 2007-08-31 07:42:08 UTC (rev 593)
@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
\ The overall firmware revision
macro: FW_MAJOR C
-macro: FW_MINOR 25
+macro: FW_MINOR 26
\ The EC microcode
macro: EC_VERSION c24
@@ -14,3 +14,6 @@
\ The wireless LAN module firmware
macro: WLAN_RPM ${WLAN_VERSION}-1.olpc1
macro: WLAN_VERSION 5.110.16.p1
+
+\ The bios_crypto image
+macro: CRYPTO_VERSION 0.0
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Dictionary size limit per device instance
by Asif Haswarey
Does anyone happen to know what the dictionary size upper limit
(for openbios) is hardcoded to per device instance?
_____________
Äsif Haswaréy
QLogic Corporation
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Re: [OpenBIOS] Dictionary size limit per device instance
by Parag Patel
Segher Boessenkool wrote:
>
>Some Open Firmware implementations have a special FCode x'f4 which
>allows FCode#s up to x'ffff; x'f4 followed by "high" byte, "low" byte.
SmartFirmware currently doesn't allow Fcodes greater than 0xFFF, as per
the (current) spec. But that's only for tokenizing, so that the
resulting image file is 1275-compliant. SF's internal Forth
execution-token representation is mostly Fcode to save memory.
Forth toks that aren't tokenzied/fcodes are limited to 0x3FFF_FFFF. The
vendor-specific marker 0x6 is used to indicate a token value greater
than 0xfff. 2 additional bytes for values 0x1000:0x7fff, 3 more bytes
for 0x8000:0x3fffff, and 4 bytes for 0x400000:0x3fffffff.
The 1st MSB bits of the byte after the 0x06 indicates 4, 3, or 2
additional bytes: 0xC0 == 4; 0x80 == 3; else 2. No reason that
some scheme like this couldn't be used for extending Fcodes too.
(SF also uses the vendor-specific range codes 0x7* as a sort of prefix
for internal use. It's also not used for tokenizing.)
Anyway, just throwing this out, for what it's worth.
--
__
/__)_ _ _ _ "For three days after death hair and fingernails continue
/ (// (/(/ to grow but phone calls taper off." -- Johnny Carson
_/
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r592 - cpu/x86/pc/olpc
by svn＠openbios.org
Author: wmb
Date: 2007-08-31 03:16:13 +0200 (Fri, 31 Aug 2007)
New Revision: 592
Modified:
cpu/x86/pc/olpc/fw.bth
cpu/x86/pc/olpc/setwp.fth
Log:
Added set-wp to the build.
Modified: cpu/x86/pc/olpc/fw.bth
===================================================================
--- cpu/x86/pc/olpc/fw.bth 2007-08-31 01:15:01 UTC (rev 591)
+++ cpu/x86/pc/olpc/fw.bth 2007-08-31 01:16:13 UTC (rev 592)
@@ -337,6 +337,7 @@
fload ${BP}/cpu/x86/pc/olpc/crypto.fth \ Cryptographic image validation
fload ${BP}/cpu/x86/pc/olpc/lzip.fth \ Access zip images from memory
fload ${BP}/cpu/x86/pc/olpc/security.fth
+fload ${BP}/cpu/x86/pc/olpc/setwp.fth
fload ${BP}/ofw/gui/ofpong.fth
[then]
Modified: cpu/x86/pc/olpc/setwp.fth
===================================================================
--- cpu/x86/pc/olpc/setwp.fth 2007-08-31 01:15:01 UTC (rev 591)
+++ cpu/x86/pc/olpc/setwp.fth 2007-08-31 01:16:13 UTC (rev 592)
@@ -11,4 +11,3 @@
h# fffefffe 2 " wp" $= if ." Succeeded" cr then
spi-reprogrammed
;
-set-wp
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r591 - cpu/x86/pc/olpc
by svn＠openbios.org
Author: wmb
Date: 2007-08-31 03:15:01 +0200 (Fri, 31 Aug 2007)
New Revision: 591
Added:
cpu/x86/pc/olpc/setwp.fth
Log:
Added "setwp.fth" file.
Added: cpu/x86/pc/olpc/setwp.fth
===================================================================
--- cpu/x86/pc/olpc/setwp.fth (rev 0)
+++ cpu/x86/pc/olpc/setwp.fth 2007-08-31 01:15:01 UTC (rev 591)
@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+\ Set the write protect tag. This is used to convert unlocked prototype
+\ machined to locked machines for testing the firmware security. This
+\ should not be necessary once mass production systems start coming from
+\ the factor with the "wp" tag set.
+
+: set-wp ( -- )
+ h# fffefffe 2 " wp" $= if ." wp is already set" cr exit then
+ h# fffefffe 2 " ww" $= 0= abort" No ww tag"
+ spi-start spi-identify
+ " wp" h# efffe write-spi-flash
+ h# fffefffe 2 " wp" $= if ." Succeeded" cr then
+ spi-reprogrammed
+;
+set-wp
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