Improve error reporting for strange length combinations reported by
the UNDI stack.
Ignore obviously invalid length combinations (as returned by
e.g. VMWare's PXE stack).
Limit to one packet per poll to avoid memory exhaustion.
Set up %ds *before* testing a value in our data segment (d'oh!).
Always send EOI; do not chain to BIOS's default interrupt handler.
They are just too unpredictable; at least VMware's seems to kill the
machine if you go anywhere near it.
Disable interrupts after return from PXENV_UNDI_ISR, just in case some
dumb PXE stack enables them.
Use net_device_operations structure and netdev_nullify() to allow for
safe dropping of the netdev ref by the driver while other refs still
exist.
Add netdev_irq() method. Net device open()/close() methods should no
longer enable or disable IRQs.
Remove rx_quota; it wasn't used anywhere and added too much complexity
to implementing correct interrupt-masking behaviour in pxe_undi.c.
Always send EOI. We can't feasibly share interrupts (since we have no
clue what the "previous" interrupt handler will do, which could range
from "just an iret" to "disable the interrupt"), and that means that
we have to take responsibility for ACKing all interrupts. Joy.
Add "name" field to struct device to allow human-readable hardware device
names.
Add "dev" pointer in struct net_device to tie network interfaces back to a
hardware device.
Force natural alignment of data types in __table() macros. This seems to
prevent gcc from taking the unilateral decision to occasionally increase
their alignment (which screws up the table packing).
Added UNDI root bus driver (which saves including all the PCI bus code,
UNDI ROM code etc. when you just want a "undi.kpxe"-type image).
This driver cannot be used in conjunction with any other driver (it will
crash), or in any other format than .kpxe (it just won't find any network
devices).
Use "struct undi_device" instead of "struct pxe_device", and use the
function prefix "undinet_" and the variable name "undinic" in undinet.c,
so that we can reserve the variable name "undi" for a struct undi_device.
The idea is that we preserve the Etherboot 5.4 convention that the "UNDI"
code refers to our using an underlying UNDI stack, while the "PXE" code
refers to our providing a PXE API.