- Book Information
- Index
- Preface
- Part??I Designing Device Drivers for the Oracle Solaris Platform
- Chapter??1 Overview of Oracle Solaris Device Drivers
- Device Driver Basics
- Device Driver Entry Points
- Considerations in Device Driver Design
- Chapter??2 Oracle Solaris Kernel and Device Tree
- Chapter??3 Multithreading
- Chapter??4 Properties
- Chapter??5 Managing Events and Queueing Tasks
- Chapter??6 Driver Autoconfiguration
- Chapter??7 Device Access: Programmed I/O
- Chapter??8 Interrupt
Handlers
- Interrupt Handler Overview
- Device Interrupts
- DDI Interrupt Functions
- Registering Interrupts
- Interrupt Resource Management
- Interrupt Handler Functionality
- Handling High-Level Interrupts
- Chapter??9 Direct Memory Access (DMA)
- DMA Model
- Types of Device DMA
- Types of Host Platform DMA
- DMA Software Components: Handles, Windows, and Cookies
- DMA Operations
- Managing DMA Resources
- DMA Windows
- Chapter??10 Mapping Device and Kernel Memory
- Chapter??11 Device Context Management
- Chapter??12 Power Management
- Chapter??13 Hardening Oracle Solaris Drivers
- Chapter??14 Layered Driver Interface (LDI)
- Chapter??1 Overview of Oracle Solaris Device Drivers
- Part??II Designing Specific Kinds of Device Drivers
- Chapter??15 Drivers for Character Devices
- Chapter??16 Drivers for Block Devices
- Chapter??17 SCSI Target Drivers
- Chapter??18 SCSI Host Bus Adapter
Drivers
- Introduction to Host Bus Adapter Drivers
- SCSI Interface
- SCSA HBA Interfaces
- HBA Driver Dependency and Configuration Issues
- Entry Points for SCSA HBA Drivers
- SCSI HBA Driver Specific Issues
- Support for Queuing
- Chapter??19 Drivers for Network Devices
- GLDv3 Network Device Driver Framework
- GLDv2 Network Device Driver Framework
- Chapter??20 USB Drivers
- Part??III Building a Device Driver
- Chapter??21 Compiling,
Loading, Packaging, and Testing Drivers
- Driver Development Summary
- Driver Code Layout
- Preparing for Driver Installation
- Installing, Updating, and Removing Drivers
- Loading and Unloading Drivers
- Driver Packaging
- Criteria for Testing Drivers
- Chapter??22 Debugging, Testing, and
Tuning Device Drivers
- Testing Drivers
- Debugging Tools
- Tuning Drivers
- Chapter??23 Recommended Coding Practices
- Chapter??21 Compiling,
Loading, Packaging, and Testing Drivers
- Part??IV Appendixes
- Appendix??A Hardware Overview
- Appendix??B Summary
of Oracle Solaris
DDI/DKI Services
- Module Functions
- Device Information Tree Node (dev_info_t) Functions
- Device (dev_t) Functions
- Property Functions
- Device Software State Functions
- Memory Allocation and Deallocation Functions
- Kernel Thread Control and Synchronization Functions
- Task Queue Management Functions
- Interrupt Functions
- Programmed I/O Functions
- Direct Memory Access (DMA) Functions
- User Space Access Functions
- User Process Event Functions
- User Process Information Functions
- User Application Kernel and Device Access Functions
- Time-Related Functions
- Power Management Functions
- Fault Management Functions
- Kernel Statistics Functions
- Kernel Logging and Printing Functions
- Buffered I/O Functions
- Virtual Memory Functions
- Device ID Functions
- SCSI Functions
- Resource Map Management Functions
- System Global State
- Utility Functions
- Appendix??C Making
a Device Driver 64-Bit Ready
- Introduction to 64-Bit Driver Design
- General Conversion Steps
- Use Fixed-Width Types for Hardware Registers
- Use Fixed-Width Common Access Functions
- Check and Extend Use of Derived Types
- Check Changed Fields in DDI Data Structures
- Check Changed Arguments of DDI Functions
- getrbuf() Argument Changes
- drv_getparm() Argument Changes
- delay() and timeout() Argument Changes
- rmallocmap() and rmallocmap_wait() Argument Changes
- scsi_alloc_consistent_buf() Argument Changes
- uiomove() Argument Changes
- cv_timedwait() and cv_timedwait_sig() Argument Changes
- ddi_device_copy() Argument Changes
- ddi_device_zero() Argument Changes
- ddi_dma_mem_alloc() Argument Changes
- Modify Routines That Handle Data Sharing
- Check Structures with 64-bit Long Data Types on x86-Based Platforms
- Well Known ioctl Interfaces
- Appendix??D Console Frame Buffer Drivers
- Oracle Solaris Consoles and the Kernel Terminal Emulator
- Console Visual I/O Interfaces
- Implementing the Visual I/O Interfaces in Console Frame Buffer Drivers
- Implementing Polled I/O in Console Frame Buffer Drivers
- Frame Buffer Specific Configuration Module
- The X Window System Frame Buffer Specific DDX Module
- Developing, Testing, and Debugging Console Frame Buffer Drivers