/*
ok, this is pman init stage two. we will execute this code, and then jump to the process
manager main processing loop.
What we will do here, is setup the page pool. And initialize System services, along with structures.
Notice, we are now task 0 on the system.
*/
void pman_init_stage2()
{
UINT32 linear, physical;
struct pm_thread *pmthr = NULL;
struct pm_task *pmtsk = NULL;
int i = 0;
int init_size = 0;
/* get rid of the init stuff */
destroy_thread(INIT_THREAD_NUM);
destroy_task(INIT_TASK_NUM);
/*
Open used ports
*/
for(i = 0; i <= 12; i++)
{
open_port(i, 3, PRIV_LEVEL_ONLY);
}
/*
Init stage 1 has placed bootinfo at PMAN_MULTIBOOTINFO_PHYS
before initializing the pool we need to know memory size
and that information is there. So lets map it on our page table.
*/
linear = PMAN_MULTIBOOT_LINEAR + SARTORIS_PROCBASE_LINEAR;
physical = PMAN_MULTIBOOT_PHYS;
map_pages(PMAN_TASK, linear, physical, PMAN_MULTIBOOT_PAGES, PGATT_WRITE_ENA, 2);
/* Reallocate init image */
init_size = init_reloc();
pman_print_set_color(0x7);
pman_print("Mapping Malloc %i pages", PMAN_MALLOC_PAGES);
/* Pagein remaining pages for kmalloc */
linear = PMAN_MALLOC_LINEAR + SARTORIS_PROCBASE_LINEAR; // place after multiboot (this will invalidate the map src/dest linear address,
// we cannot use that area anymore, but it's ok, we used it for init copy only.)
physical = PMAN_MALLOC_PHYS;
map_pages(PMAN_TASK, linear, physical, PMAN_MALLOC_PAGES, PGATT_WRITE_ENA, 2);
pman_print("Initializing tasks/threads.");
/* Show MMAP information */
if(((struct multiboot_info*)PMAN_MULTIBOOT_LINEAR)->flags & MB_INFO_MMAP && ((struct multiboot_info*)PMAN_MULTIBOOT_LINEAR)->mmap_length > 0)
{
//Calculate multiboot mmap linear address.
//Sartoris loader left MMAP just after multiboot info structure.
((struct multiboot_info*)PMAN_MULTIBOOT_LINEAR)->mmap_addr = PMAN_MULTIBOOT_LINEAR + sizeof(struct multiboot_info);
pman_print("Multiboot MMAP Size: %i ", ((struct multiboot_info*)PMAN_MULTIBOOT_LINEAR)->mmap_length);
pman_print("Multiboot mmap linear address: %x", ((struct multiboot_info*)PMAN_MULTIBOOT_LINEAR)->mmap_addr);
struct mmap_entry *entry = NULL;
entry = (struct mmap_entry *)((struct multiboot_info*)PMAN_MULTIBOOT_LINEAR)->mmap_addr;
int kk = 0, mmlen = ((struct multiboot_info*)PMAN_MULTIBOOT_LINEAR)->mmap_length / entry->size;
for(kk = 0; kk < mmlen; kk++)
{
pman_print("Multiboot entry size: %i start: %x end: %x type: %i", entry->size, (UINT32)entry->start, (UINT32)entry->end, entry->type);
entry = (struct mmap_entry *)((UINT32)entry + entry->size);
}
}
else
{
pman_print("No MMAP present.");
}
/* Initialize vmm subsystem */
vmm_init((struct multiboot_info*)PMAN_MULTIBOOT_LINEAR, PMAN_INIT_RELOC_PHYS, PMAN_INIT_RELOC_PHYS + init_size);
tsk_init();
thr_init();
/* Mark SCHED_THR as taken! */
pmtsk = tsk_create(PMAN_TASK);
pmtsk->state = TSK_NORMAL;
pmthr = thr_create(SCHED_THR, pmtsk);
pmthr->state = THR_INTHNDL; // ehm... well... it IS an interrupt handler :D
pmthr->task_id = PMAN_TASK;
pmthr->state = THR_INTHNDL;
pman_print("Initializing allocator and interrupts.");
/* Initialize kernel memory allocator */
kmem_init(PMAN_MALLOC_LINEAR, PMAN_MALLOC_PAGES);
/* get our own interrupt handlers, override microkernel defaults */
int_init();
/* Initialize Scheduler subsystem */
sch_init();
pman_print("InitFS2 Service loading...");
/* Load System Services and init Loader */
loader_init((ADDR)PHYSICAL2LINEAR(PMAN_INIT_RELOC_PHYS));
//pman_print_clr(7);
pman_print("Loading finished, return INIT image memory to POOL...");
/* Put now unused Init-Fs pages onto vmm managed address space again. */
vmm_add_mem((struct multiboot_info*)PMAN_MULTIBOOT_LINEAR
,PHYSICAL2LINEAR(PMAN_INIT_RELOC_PHYS)
,PHYSICAL2LINEAR(PMAN_INIT_RELOC_PHYS + init_size));
pman_print("Signals Initialization...");
/* Initialize global signals container */
init_signals();
pman_print("Commands Initialization...");
/* Initialize Commands subsystem. */
cmd_init();
pman_print_set_color(12);
pman_print("PMAN: Initialization step 2 completed.");
/* Create Scheduler int handler */
if(create_int_handler(32, SCHED_THR, FALSE, 0) < 0)
pman_print_and_stop("Could not create Scheduler thread.");
/* This is it, we are finished! */
process_manager();
}
void taskctrl_init()
{
tsk_init();
}