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bs3kit: More IDT handling (mainly 32-bit).

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1; $Id: bs3-mode-SwitchToLM32.asm 59259 2016-01-06 02:53:27Z vboxsync $
2;; @file
3; BS3Kit - Bs3SwitchToLM32
4;
5
6;
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25;
26
27%include "bs3kit-template-header.mac"
28
29
30;;
31; Switch to 32-bit long mode from any other mode.
32;
33; @cproto BS3_DECL(void) Bs3SwitchToLM32(void);
34;
35; @uses Nothing (except possibly high 32-bit and/or upper 64-bit register parts).
36;
37; @remarks There are no IDT or TSS differences between LM16, LM32 and LM64 (unlike
38; PE16 & PE32, PP16 & PP32, and PAE16 & PAE32).
39;
40; @remarks Obviously returns to 32-bit mode, even if the caller was in 16-bit
41; or 64-bit mode. It doesn't not preserve the callers ring, but
42; instead changes to ring-0.
43;
44BS3_PROC_BEGIN_MODE Bs3SwitchToLM32
45%ifdef TMPL_LM32
46 ret
47
48%elifdef TMPL_CMN_LM
49 ;
50 ; Already in long mode, just switch to 32-bit.
51 ;
52 extern BS3_CMN_NM(Bs3SwitchTo32Bit)
53 jmp BS3_CMN_NM(Bs3SwitchTo32Bit)
54
55%else
56 %if TMPL_BITS == 16
57 push word 0 ; save space for extending the return value.
58 %endif
59
60 ;
61 ; Switch to 32-bit protected mode (for identify mapped pages).
62 ;
63 extern TMPL_NM(Bs3SwitchToPE32)
64 call TMPL_NM(Bs3SwitchToPE32)
65 BS3_SET_BITS 32
66 %if TMPL_BITS == 16
67 jmp .thirty_two_bit_segment
68BS3_BEGIN_TEXT32
69.thirty_two_bit_segment:
70 %endif
71
72 push eax
73 push ecx
74 push edx
75 pushfd
76
77 ;
78 ; Make sure both PAE and PSE are enabled (requires pentium pro).
79 ;
80 mov eax, cr4
81 mov ecx, eax
82 or eax, X86_CR4_PAE | X86_CR4_PSE
83 cmp eax, ecx
84 je .cr4_is_fine
85 mov cr4, eax
86.cr4_is_fine:
87
88 ;
89 ; Get the page directory (returned in eax).
90 ; Will lazy init page tables.
91 ;
92 extern NAME(Bs3PagingGetRootForLM64_pe32)
93 call NAME(Bs3PagingGetRootForLM64_pe32)
94
95 cli
96 mov cr3, eax
97
98 ;
99 ; Enable long mode in EFER.
100 ;
101 mov ecx, MSR_K6_EFER
102 rdmsr
103 or eax, MSR_K6_EFER_LME
104 wrmsr
105
106 ;
107 ; Enable paging and thereby activating LM64.
108 ;
109BS3_EXTERN_SYSTEM16 Bs3Lgdt_Gdt
110BS3_BEGIN_TEXT32
111 mov eax, cr0
112 or eax, X86_CR0_PG
113 mov cr0, eax
114 jmp .in_lm32
115.in_lm32:
116
117 ;
118 ; Call rountine for doing mode specific setups.
119 ;
120 extern NAME(Bs3EnteredMode_lm32)
121 call NAME(Bs3EnteredMode_lm32)
122
123 ;
124 ; Restore ecx, eax and flags (IF).
125 ;
126 %if TMPL_BITS == 16
127 movzx eax, word [esp + 16 + 2] ; Load return address.
128 add eax, BS3_ADDR_BS3TEXT16 ; Convert it to a flat address.
129 mov [esp + 16], eax ; Store it in the place right for 32-bit returns.
130 %endif
131 popfd
132 pop edx
133 pop ecx
134 pop eax
135 ret
136
137 %if TMPL_BITS != 32
138TMPL_BEGIN_TEXT
139 %endif
140%endif
141BS3_PROC_END_MODE Bs3SwitchToLM32
142
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