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| ; Yay, we start off in 16-bit. Time for our journey to reach long-mode 64-bit. | |
| [bits 16] | |
| org 7c00h | |
| jmp 0:start | |
| start: | |
| ; Check if we have 32-bit CPU. | |
| xor ax, ax | |
| mov ds, ax | |
| mov eax, 80000000h | |
| cpuid | |
| cmp eax, 80000000h | |
| jb no32 | |
| ; Check if we have 64-bit CPU. | |
| mov eax, 80000001h | |
| cpuid | |
| bt edx, 29 | |
| jnc no64 | |
| mov bx, success_str | |
| call puts | |
| ; Enable address line or something. | |
| in al, 092h | |
| or al, 2 | |
| out 092h, al | |
| ; Set transfer target for floppy read. We read to [es:bx]. | |
| xor ax, ax | |
| mov es, ax | |
| mov bx, kernel_sector2 | |
| ; int 13h floppy transfer. | |
| mov ah, 02h | |
| mov al, 03h | |
| mov ch, 0 | |
| mov cl, 2 | |
| mov dh, 0 | |
| mov dl, 0 | |
| int 13h | |
| jc fail | |
| ; Framebuffer mode :D | |
| mov ax, 13h | |
| int 10h | |
| jmp 0:kernel_init | |
| ; DOS-style puts. :D | |
| puts: | |
| mov si, 0 | |
| mov ah, 0eh | |
| puts_loop: | |
| mov al, [bx + si] | |
| cmp al, 0 | |
| je puts_end | |
| int 10h | |
| inc si | |
| jmp puts_loop | |
| puts_end: | |
| ret | |
| no32: | |
| mov bx, no32_str | |
| call puts | |
| jmp $ | |
| no64: | |
| mov bx, no64_str | |
| call puts | |
| jmp $ | |
| fail: | |
| mov bx, fail_str | |
| call puts | |
| jmp $ | |
| no32_str: db "No 32-bit! :(", 0ah, 0dh, 00h | |
| no64_str: db "No 64-bit! :(", 0ah, 0dh, 00h | |
| success_str: db "Yay! :D", 0ah, 0dh, 00h | |
| fail_str: db "Failed to load ...", 0ah, 0dh, 00h | |
| # Pad | |
| times 510 - ($-$$) db 0 | |
| db 55h | |
| db 0aah | |
| ;Sector 2 | |
| ; Here begins hell. I have no idea what's going on here. | |
| kernel_sector2: | |
| %macro system_segment_desc 3 | |
| dq ((%1 & 0ff000000h) << 20h) | ((%2 & 0ff0000h) << 20h) | (%3 << 20h) | ((%1 & 0ff0000h) << 10h) | ((%1 & 0ffffh) << 10h) | (%2 & 0ffffh) | |
| dq %1 >> 20h | |
| %endmacro | |
| ; o.O o.O o.O | |
| %assign SEL_NULL 0 | |
| %assign SEL_CODE (1 << 3) | |
| %assign SEL_LONG (2 << 3) | |
| %assign SEL_DATA (3 << 3) | |
| %assign SEL_USR_32b ((4 << 3) | 3) | |
| %assign SEL_USR_DATA ((5 << 3) | 3) | |
| %assign SEL_USR_LONG ((6 << 3) | 3) | |
| %assign SEL_TSS (8 << 3) | |
| %assign IDENT_MAP 0 | |
| %define TSS_LOC ($-$$ + 7c00h) | |
| TSS: | |
| TSS.ign1: dd 0 ; Ignorert | |
| TSS.rsp0: dq 0 ; RSP for CPL=0 | |
| TSS.rsp1: dq 0 ; RSP for CPL=1 | |
| TSS.rsp2: dq 0 ; RSP for CPL=2 | |
| TSS.ign2: dq 0 ; Ignorert | |
| TSS.ist1: dq 0 | |
| TSS.ist2: dq 0 | |
| TSS.ist3: dq 0 | |
| TSS.ist4: dq 0 ; Interrupt stack tabeller. | |
| TSS.ist5: dq 0 | |
| TSS.ist6: dq 0 | |
| TSS.ist7: dq 0 | |
| TSS.ign3: dq 0 ; Ignorert | |
| TSS.ign4: dw 0 ; Ignorert | |
| TSS.iobase: dw 0 ; IO bitmap offset. | |
| GDT: | |
| .size dw 0ah * 8 - 1 | |
| .loc: dd .rGDT | |
| dd 0 | |
| align 8 | |
| .rGDT: | |
| .0: dq 0 ; Ubrukt | |
| .1: dq 0000000011011111100110100000000000000000000000001111111111111111b | |
| .2: dq 0000000000100000100110000000000000000000000000000000000000000000b | |
| ; ---------||-----||/|||---------------ignored-in-longmode-------- | |
| ; || || ||`->Conforming | |
| ; |`Long || |`->Code/Data | |
| ; | || `->User | |
| ; | |`->CPL 0-3 | |
| ; | `->Present | |
| ; `->If long, must be zero (default operand size) | |
| .3: dq 0000000011011111100100100000000000000000000000001111111111111111b | |
| ; Usermode: | |
| .4: dq 0 | |
| .5: dq 0000000000110000111100100000000000000000000000000000000000000000b | |
| .6: dq 0000000000110000111111000000000000000000000000000000000000000000b | |
| .7: dq 0 | |
| .8: system_segment_desc TSS_LOC + IDENT_MAP, 103, 8900h ; Takes 16 bytes | |
| .A: | |
| kernel_init: | |
| jmp sanity | |
| sanity: | |
| lgdt [cs:GDT] ; Load in GDT, whatever that is :D | |
| mov eax, cr0 | |
| bts eax, 0 | |
| mov cr0, eax | |
| jmp far SEL_CODE:protmode | |
| [bits 32] | |
| %assign fb_ptr 0a0000h | |
| ; We're in 32-bit protected mode. Cool I guess? | |
| protmode: | |
| mov ax, SEL_DATA | |
| mov ds, ax | |
| mov es, ax | |
| mov ss, ax | |
| ; Set up paging or something. Arbitrary address. Seems to work. | |
| %assign PAGES 1000h | |
| paging: | |
| mov edi, PAGES | |
| mov ecx, 1024 | |
| xor eax, eax | |
| rep stosd | |
| mov dword [PAGES ], PAGES + 1000h + 3 | |
| mov dword [PAGES + 1000h], PAGES + 2000h + 3 | |
| mov dword [PAGES + 2000h], 000000h + 83h | |
| mov dword [PAGES + 2008h], 200000h + 83h | |
| mov eax, PAGES | |
| mov cr3, eax | |
| ; Long mode, yay? | |
| set_longmode: | |
| mov eax, cr4 | |
| bts eax, 5 | |
| mov cr4, eax | |
| mov ecx, 0c0000080h | |
| rdmsr | |
| bts eax, 8 | |
| wrmsr | |
| mov eax, cr0 | |
| bts eax, 31 | |
| mov cr0, eax | |
| jmp far SEL_LONG:longmode | |
| [bits 64] | |
| longmode: | |
| mov eax, 9fff8h | |
| mov esp, eax | |
| ; o.O | |
| mov [TSS.rsp0], rax | |
| mov [TSS.rsp1], rax | |
| mov [TSS.rsp2], rax | |
| mov [TSS.ist1], rax | |
| mov eax, SEL_TSS | |
| ltr ax | |
| call prog_main | |
| jmp $ | |
| %assign screen_size (320 * 200) | |
| clear_screen: | |
| xor eax, eax | |
| mov rbx, rdi | |
| %rep 7 | |
| shl rdi, 8 | |
| or rbx, rdi | |
| %endrep | |
| clear_screen_loop: | |
| mov [fb_ptr + eax], rbx | |
| add rax, 8 | |
| cmp eax, screen_size | |
| jne clear_screen_loop | |
| ret | |
| fill_screen: | |
| xor eax, eax | |
| xor ebx, ebx | |
| fill_screen_loop: | |
| mov [fb_ptr + eax + ebx], bl | |
| inc ebx | |
| cmp ebx, 256 | |
| jne line_change_skip | |
| add eax, 320 | |
| xor ebx, ebx | |
| line_change_skip: | |
| cmp eax, screen_size | |
| jne fill_screen_loop | |
| ret | |
| ; Our "main" sort of. | |
| prog_main: | |
| mov di, 05h | |
| call clear_screen | |
| call fill_screen | |
| ret | |
| times 2048 - ($-$$) db 0 |
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