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/* Copyright(c) 2000, Compaq Computer Corporation 
 * Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter 
 * 64-bit, 66MHz PCI 
 * Originally developed and tested on:
 * (front): [chip] Tachyon TS HPFC-5166A/1.2  L2C1090 ...
 *          SP# P225CXCBFIEL6T, Rev XC
 *          SP# 161290-001, Rev XD
 * (back): Board No. 010008-001 A/W Rev X5, FAB REV X5
 *
 * This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
 * under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the
 * Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option) any
 * later version.
 *
 * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but
 * WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
 * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU
 * General Public License for more details.
 * Written by Don Zimmerman
*/
 
#include <linux/sched.h>
#include <linux/timer.h>
#include <linux/string.h>
#include <linux/slab.h>
#include <linux/ioport.h>
#include <linux/kernel.h>
#include <linux/stat.h>
#include <linux/blk.h>
#include <linux/interrupt.h>
#include <linux/delay.h>
#include <linux/smp_lock.h>
 
#define __KERNEL_SYSCALLS__
 
#define SHUTDOWN_SIGS	(sigmask(SIGKILL)|sigmask(SIGINT)|sigmask(SIGTERM))
 
#include <linux/unistd.h>
 
#include <asm/system.h>
#include <asm/irq.h>
#include <asm/dma.h>
 
 
 
#include "sd.h"
#include "hosts.h"		// struct Scsi_Host definition for T handler
#include "cpqfcTSchip.h"
#include "cpqfcTSstructs.h"
#include "cpqfcTStrigger.h"
 
//#define LOGIN_DBG 1
 
// REMARKS:
// Since Tachyon chips may be permitted to wait from 500ms up to 2 sec
// to empty an outgoing frame from its FIFO to the Fibre Channel stream,
// we cannot do everything we need to in the interrupt handler.  Specifically,
// every time a link re-init (e.g. LIP) takes place, all SCSI I/O has to be
// suspended until the login sequences have been completed.  Login commands
// are frames just like SCSI commands are frames; they are subject to the same
// timeout issues and delays.  Also, various specs provide up to 2 seconds for
// devices to log back in (i.e. respond with ACC to a login frame), so I/O to
// that device has to be suspended.
// A serious problem here occurs on highly loaded FC-AL systems.  If our FC port
// has a low priority (e.g. high arbitrated loop physical address, alpa), and
// some other device is hogging bandwidth (permissible under FC-AL), we might
// time out thinking the link is hung, when it's simply busy.  Many such
// considerations complicate the design.  Although Tachyon assumes control
// (in silicon) for many link-specific issues, the Linux driver is left with the
// rest, which turns out to be a difficult, time critical chore.
 
// These "worker" functions will handle things like FC Logins; all
// processes with I/O to our device must wait for the Login to complete
// and (if successful) I/O to resume.  In the event of a malfunctioning or  
// very busy loop, it may take hundreds of millisecs or even seconds to complete
// a frame send.  We don't want to hang up the entire server (and all
// processes which don't depend on Fibre) during this wait.
 
// The Tachyon chip can have around 30,000 I/O operations ("exchanges")
// open at one time.  However, each exchange must be initiated 
// synchronously (i.e. each of the 30k I/O had to be started one at a
// time by sending a starting frame via Tachyon's outbound que).  
 
// To accomodate kernel "module" build, this driver limits the exchanges
// to 256, because of the contiguous physical memory limitation of 128M.
 
// Typical FC Exchanges are opened presuming the FC frames start without errors,
// while Exchange completion is handled in the interrupt handler.  This
// optimizes performance for the "everything's working" case.
// However, when we have FC related errors or hot plugging of FC ports, we pause
// I/O and handle FC-specific tasks in the worker thread.  These FC-specific
// functions will handle things like FC Logins and Aborts.  As the Login sequence
// completes to each and every target, I/O can resume to that target.  
 
// Our kernel "worker thread" must share the HBA with threads calling 
// "queuecommand".  We define a "BoardLock" semaphore which indicates
// to "queuecommand" that the HBA is unavailable, and Cmnds are added to a
// board lock Q.  When the worker thread finishes with the board, the board
// lock Q commands are completed with status causing immediate retry.
// Typically, the board is locked while Logins are in progress after an
// FC Link Down condition.  When Cmnds are re-queued after board lock, the
// particular Scsi channel/target may or may not have logged back in.  When
// the device is waiting for login, the "prli" flag is clear, in which case
// commands are passed to a Link Down Q.  Whenever the login finally completes,
// the LinkDown Q is completed, again with status causing immediate retry.
// When FC devices are logged in, we build and start FC commands to the
// devices.
 
// NOTE!! As of May 2000, kernel 2.2.14, the error recovery logic for devices 
// that never log back in (e.g. physically removed) is NOT completely
// understood.  I've still seen instances of system hangs on failed Write 
// commands (possibly from the ext2 layer?) on device removal.  Such special
// cases need to be evaluated from a system/application view - e.g., how
// exactly does the system want me to complete commands when the device is
// physically removed??
 
// local functions
 
static void SetLoginFields(PFC_LOGGEDIN_PORT pLoggedInPort, TachFCHDR_GCMND * fchs, u8 PDisc, u8 Originator);
 
static void AnalyzeIncomingFrame(CPQFCHBA * dev, u32 QNdx);
 
static void SendLogins(CPQFCHBA * dev, __u32 * FabricPortIds);
 
static int verify_PLOGI(PTACHYON fcChip, TachFCHDR_GCMND * fchs, u32 * reject_explain);
static int verify_PRLI(TachFCHDR_GCMND * fchs, u32 * reject_explain);
 
static void LoadWWN(PTACHYON fcChip, u8 * dest, u8 type);
static void BuildLinkServicePayload(PTACHYON fcChip, u32 type, void *payload);
 
static void UnblockScsiDevice(struct Scsi_Host *HostAdapter, PFC_LOGGEDIN_PORT pLoggedInPort);
 
static void cpqfcTSCheckandSnoopFCP(PTACHYON fcChip, u32 x_ID);
 
static void CompleteBoardLockCmnd(CPQFCHBA * dev);
 
static void RevalidateSEST(struct Scsi_Host *HostAdapter, PFC_LOGGEDIN_PORT pLoggedInPort);
 
static void IssueReportLunsCommand(CPQFCHBA * dev, TachFCHDR_GCMND * fchs);
 
// (see scsi_error.c comments on kernel task creation)
 
void cpqfcTSWorkerThread(void *host)
{
	struct Scsi_Host *shpnt = (struct Scsi_Host *) host;
	CPQFCHBA *dev = (CPQFCHBA *) shpnt->hostdata;
#ifdef PCI_KERNEL_TRACE
	PTACHYON fcChip = &dev->fcChip;
#endif
	struct fs_struct *fs;
	DECLARE_MUTEX_LOCKED(fcQueReady);
	DECLARE_MUTEX_LOCKED(fcTYOBcomplete);
	DECLARE_MUTEX_LOCKED(TachFrozen);
	DECLARE_MUTEX_LOCKED(BoardLock);
 
	ENTER("WorkerThread");
 
	lock_kernel();
	/*
	 * If we were started as result of loading a module, close all of the
	 * user space pages.  We don't need them, and if we didn't close them
	 * they would be locked into memory.
	 *
	 * FIXME: should use daemonize!
	 */
	exit_mm(current);
 
	current->session = 1;
	current->pgrp = 1;
 
	/* Become as one with the init task */
 
	exit_fs(current);	/* current->fs->count--; */
	fs = init_task.fs;
	current->fs = fs;
	atomic_inc(&fs->count);
 
	siginitsetinv(&current->blocked, SHUTDOWN_SIGS);
 
 
	/*
	 * Set the name of this process.
	 */
	sprintf(current->comm, "cpqfcTS_wt_%d", shpnt->host_no);
 
	dev->fcQueReady = &fcQueReady;	// primary wait point
	dev->TYOBcomplete = &fcTYOBcomplete;
	dev->TachFrozen = &TachFrozen;
 
 
	dev->worker_thread = current;
 
	unlock_kernel();
 
	if (dev->notify_wt != NULL)
		up(dev->notify_wt);	// OK to continue
 
	while (1) {
		unsigned long flags;
 
		down_interruptible(&fcQueReady);	// wait for something to do
 
		if (signal_pending(current))
			break;
 
		PCI_TRACE(0x90)
		// first, take the IO lock so the SCSI upper layers can't call
		// into our _quecommand function (this also disables INTs)
		spin_lock_irqsave(&io_request_lock, flags);	// STOP _que function
		PCI_TRACE(0x90)
 
		CPQ_SPINLOCK_HBA(dev)
		// next, set this pointer to indicate to the _quecommand function
		// that the board is in use, so it should que the command and 
		// immediately return (we don't actually require the semaphore function
		// in this driver rev)
		dev->BoardLock = &BoardLock;
 
		PCI_TRACE(0x90)
		// release the IO lock (and re-enable interrupts)
		spin_unlock_irqrestore(&io_request_lock, flags);
 
		// disable OUR HBA interrupt (keep them off as much as possible
		// during error recovery)
		disable_irq(dev->HostAdapter->irq);
 
		// OK, let's process the Fibre Channel Link Q and do the work
		cpqfcTS_WorkTask(shpnt);
 
		// hopefully, no more "work" to do;
		// re-enable our INTs for "normal" completion processing
		enable_irq(dev->HostAdapter->irq);
 
 
		dev->BoardLock = NULL;	// allow commands to be queued
		CPQ_SPINUNLOCK_HBA(dev)
 
		// Now, complete any Cmnd we Q'd up while BoardLock was held
		CompleteBoardLockCmnd(dev);
 
 
	}
	// hopefully, the signal was for our module exit...
	if (dev->notify_wt != NULL)
		up(dev->notify_wt);	// yep, we're outta here
}
 
 
// Freeze Tachyon routine.
// If Tachyon is already frozen, return 0
// If Tachyon is not frozen, call freeze function, return 1
//
static u8 FreezeTach(CPQFCHBA * dev)
{
	PTACHYON fcChip = &dev->fcChip;
	u8 FrozeTach = 0;
	// It's possible that the chip is already frozen; if so,
	// "Freezing" again will NOT! generate another Freeze
	// Completion Message.
 
	if ((fcChip->Registers.TYstatus.value & 0x70000) != 0x70000) {	// (need to freeze...)
		fcChip->FreezeTachyon(fcChip, 2);	// both ERQ and FCP assists
		// 2. Get Tach freeze confirmation
		// (synchronize SEST manipulation with Freeze Completion Message)
		// we need INTs on so semaphore can be set. 
		enable_irq(dev->HostAdapter->irq);	// only way to get Semaphore
		down_interruptible(dev->TachFrozen);	// wait for INT handler sem.
		// can we TIMEOUT semaphore wait?? TBD
		disable_irq(dev->HostAdapter->irq);
		FrozeTach = 1;
	}			// (else, already frozen)
	return FrozeTach;
}
 
// This is the kernel worker thread task, which processes FC
// tasks which were queued by the Interrupt handler or by
// other WorkTask functions.
 
#define DBG 1
 
//#undef DBG
void cpqfcTS_WorkTask(struct Scsi_Host *shpnt)
{
	CPQFCHBA *dev = (CPQFCHBA *) shpnt->hostdata;
	PTACHYON fcChip = &dev->fcChip;
	FC_EXCHANGES *Exchanges = fcChip->Exchanges;
	u32 QconsumerNdx;
	s32 ExchangeID;
	u32 ulStatus = 0;
	TachFCHDR_GCMND fchs;
	PFC_LINK_QUE fcLQ = dev->fcLQ;
 
	ENTER("WorkTask");
 
	// copy current index to work on
	QconsumerNdx = fcLQ->consumer;
 
	PCI_TRACEO(fcLQ->Qitem[QconsumerNdx].Type, 0x90)
 
	// NOTE: when this switch completes, we will "consume" the Que item
	//  printk("Que type %Xh\n", fcLQ->Qitem[QconsumerNdx].Type);
	switch (fcLQ->Qitem[QconsumerNdx].Type) 
	{
		// incoming frame - link service (ACC, UNSOL REQ, etc.)
		// or FCP-SCSI command
	case SFQ_UNKNOWN:
		AnalyzeIncomingFrame(dev, QconsumerNdx);
		break;
 
	case EXCHANGE_QUEUED:	
		// an Exchange (i.e. FCP-SCSI) was previously
		// Queued because the link was down.  The  
		// heartbeat timer detected it and Queued it here.
		// We attempt to start it again, and if
		// successful we clear the EXCHANGE_Q flag.
		// If the link doesn't come up, the Exchange
		// will eventually time-out.
 
		ExchangeID = (s32) fcLQ->Qitem[QconsumerNdx].ulBuff[0]; // x_ID copied from DPC timeout function
 
		// It's possible that a Q'd exchange could have already
		// been started by other logic (e.g. ABTS process)
		// Don't start if already started (Q'd flag clear)
 
		if (Exchanges->fcExchange[ExchangeID].status & EXCHANGE_QUEUED) {
//      		printk(" *Start Q'd x_ID %Xh: type %Xh ", 
//				ExchangeID, Exchanges->fcExchange[ExchangeID].type);
 
			ulStatus = cpqfcTSStartExchange(dev, ExchangeID);
			if (!ulStatus) {
//				printk("success* ");
			} else {
#ifdef DBG
				if (ulStatus == EXCHANGE_QUEUED)
					printk("Queued* ");
				else
					printk("failed* ");
#endif
			}
		}
		break;
 
	case LINKDOWN:
		// (lots of things already done in INT handler) future here?
		break;
 
	case LINKACTIVE:	// Tachyon set the Lup bit in FM status
		// NOTE: some misbehaving FC ports (like Tach2.1)
		// can re-LIP immediately after a LIP completes.
		// if "initiator", need to verify LOGs with ports
//		printk("\n*LNKUP* ");
 
		if (fcChip->Options.initiator)
			SendLogins(dev, NULL);	// PLOGI or PDISC, based on fcPort data
		// if SendLogins successfully completes, PortDiscDone
		// will be set.
		// If SendLogins was successful, then we expect to get incoming
		// ACCepts or REJECTs, which are handled below.
		break;
 
		// LinkService and Fabric request/reply processing
	case ELS_FDISC:	// need to send Fabric Discovery (Login)
	case ELS_FLOGI:	// need to send Fabric Login
	case ELS_SCR:		// need to send State Change Registration
	case FCS_NSR:		// need to send Name Service Request
	case ELS_PLOGI:	// need to send PLOGI
	case ELS_ACC:		// send generic ACCept
	case ELS_PLOGI_ACC:	// need to send ELS ACCept frame to recv'd PLOGI
	case ELS_PRLI_ACC:	// need to send ELS ACCept frame to recv'd PRLI
	case ELS_LOGO:		// need to send ELS LOGO (logout)
	case ELS_LOGO_ACC:	// need to send ELS ACCept frame to recv'd PLOGI
	case ELS_RJT:		// ReJecT reply
	case ELS_PRLI:		// need to send ELS PRLI
 
 
//		printk(" *ELS %Xh* ", fcLQ->Qitem[QconsumerNdx].Type);
		// if PortDiscDone is not set, it means the SendLogins routine
		// failed to complete -- assume that LDn occurred, so login frames
		// are invalid
		if (!dev->PortDiscDone)	// cleared by LDn
		{
			printk("Discard Q'd ELS login frame\n");
			break;
		}
 
		ulStatus = cpqfcTSBuildExchange(dev, fcLQ->Qitem[QconsumerNdx].Type,	// e.g. PLOGI
						(TachFCHDR_GCMND *)
						fcLQ->Qitem[QconsumerNdx].ulBuff,	// incoming fchs
						NULL,	// no data (no scatter/gather list)
						&ExchangeID);	// fcController->fcExchanges index, -1 if failed
 
		if (!ulStatus)	// Exchange setup?
		{
			ulStatus = cpqfcTSStartExchange(dev, ExchangeID);
			if (!ulStatus) {
				// submitted to Tach's Outbound Que (ERQ PI incremented)
				// waited for completion for ELS type (Login frames issued
				// synchronously)
			} else
				// check reason for Exchange not being started - we might
				// want to Queue and start later, or fail with error
			{
 
			}
		}
 
		else		// Xchange setup failed...
			printk(" cpqfcTSBuildExchange failed: %Xh\n", ulStatus);
 
		break;
 
	case SCSI_REPORT_LUNS:
		// pass the incoming frame (actually, it's a PRLI frame)
		// so we can send REPORT_LUNS, in order to determine VSA/PDU
		// FCP-SCSI Lun address mode
		IssueReportLunsCommand(dev, (TachFCHDR_GCMND *)
				       fcLQ->Qitem[QconsumerNdx].ulBuff);
 
		break;
 
	case BLS_ABTS:		// need to ABORT one or more exchanges
		{
			s32 x_ID = fcLQ->Qitem[QconsumerNdx].ulBuff[0];
			u8 FrozeTach = 0;
 
			if (x_ID > TACH_SEST_LEN)	// (in)sanity check
			{
//				printk( " cpqfcTS ERROR! BOGUS x_ID %Xh", x_ID);
				break;
			}
			if (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd == NULL)	// should be RARE
			{
//				printk(" ABTS %Xh Scsi Cmnd null! ", x_ID);
				break;	// nothing to abort!
			}
//#define ABTS_DBG
#ifdef ABTS_DBG
			printk("INV SEST[%X] ", x_ID);
			if (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status & FC2_TIMEOUT) {
				printk("FC2TO");
			}
			if (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status & INITIATOR_ABORT) {
				printk("IA");
			}
			if (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status & PORTID_CHANGED) {
				printk("PORTID");
			}
			if (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status & DEVICE_REMOVED) {
				printk("DEVRM");
			}
			if (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status & LINKFAIL_TX) {
				printk("LKF");
			}
			if (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status & FRAME_TO) {
				printk("FRMTO");
			}
			if (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status & ABORTSEQ_NOTIFY) {
				printk("ABSQ");
			}
			if (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status & SFQ_FRAME) {
				printk("SFQFR");
			}
 
			if (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].type == 0x2000)
				printk(" WR");
			else if (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].type == 0x3000)
				printk(" RD");
			else if (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].type == 0x10)
				printk(" ABTS");
			else
				printk(" %Xh", Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].type);
 
			if (!(Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status & INITIATOR_ABORT)) {
				printk(" Cmd %p, ", Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd);
 
				printk(" brd/chn/trg/lun %d/%d/%d/%d port_id %06X\n",
				       dev->HBAnum, Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd->channel, Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd->target, Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd->lun, Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].fchs.d_id & 0xFFFFFF);
			} else	// assume that Cmnd ptr is invalid on _abort()
			{
				printk(" Cmd ptr invalid\n");
			}
#endif
			// Steps to ABORT a SEST exchange:
			// 1. Freeze TL SCSI assists & ERQ (everything)
			// 2. Receive FROZEN inbound CM (must succeed!)
			// 3. Invalidate x_ID SEST entry 
			// 4. Resume TL SCSI assists & ERQ (everything)
			// 5. Build/start on exchange - change "type" to BLS_ABTS,
			//    timeout to X sec (RA_TOV from PLDA is actually 0)
			// 6. Set Exchange Q'd status if ABTS cannot be started,
			//    or simply complete Exchange in "Terminate" condition
 
			PCI_TRACEO(x_ID, 0xB4)
			    // 1 & 2 . Freeze Tach & get confirmation of freeze
			    FrozeTach = FreezeTach(dev);
 
			// 3. OK, Tachyon is frozen, so we can invalidate SEST exchange.
			// FC2_TIMEOUT means we are originating the abort, while
			// TARGET_ABORT means we are ACCepting an abort.
			// LINKFAIL_TX, ABORTSEQ_NOFITY, INV_ENTRY or FRAME_TO are 
			// all from Tachyon:
			// Exchange was corrupted by LDn or other FC physical failure
			// INITIATOR_ABORT means the upper layer driver/application
			// requested the abort.
 
			// clear bit 31 (VALid), to invalidate & take control from TL
			fcChip->SEST->u[x_ID].IWE.Hdr_Len &= 0x7FFFFFFF;
 
			// examine and Tach's "Linked List" for IWEs that 
			// received (nearly) simultaneous transfer ready (XRDY) 
			// repair linked list if necessary (TBD!)
			// (If we ignore the "Linked List", we will time out
			// WRITE commands where we received the FCP-SCSI XFRDY
			// frame (because Tachyon didn't processes it).  Linked List
			// management should be done as an optimization.
 
//			readl( fcChip->Registers.ReMapMemBase+TL_MEM_SEST_LINKED_LIST ));
 
			// 4. Resume all Tachlite functions (for other open Exchanges)
			// as quickly as possible to allow other exchanges to other ports
			// to resume.  Freezing Tachyon may cause cascading errors, because
			// any received SEST frame cannot be processed by the SEST.
			// Don't "unfreeze" unless Link is operational
			if (FrozeTach)	// did we just freeze it (above)?
				fcChip->UnFreezeTachyon(fcChip, 2);	// both ERQ and FCP assists
 
			PCI_TRACEO(x_ID, 0xB4)
			    // Note there is no confirmation that the chip is "unfrozen".  Also,
			    // if the Link is down when unfreeze is called, it has no effect.
			    // Chip will unfreeze when the Link is back up.
			    // 5. Now send out Abort commands if possible
			    // Some Aborts can't be "sent" (Port_id changed or gone);
			    // if the device is gone, there is no port_id to send the ABTS to.
			if (!(Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status & PORTID_CHANGED)
				&& !(Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status & DEVICE_REMOVED)) {
				Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].type = BLS_ABTS;
				fchs.s_id = Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].fchs.d_id;
				ulStatus = cpqfcTSBuildExchange(dev, BLS_ABTS, &fchs,	// (uses only s_id)
								NULL,	// (no scatter/gather list for ABTS)
								&x_ID);	// ABTS on this Exchange ID
 
				if (!ulStatus)	// Exchange setup build OK?
				{
 
					// ABTS may be needed because an Exchange was corrupted
					// by a Link disruption.  If the Link is UP, we can
					// presume that this ABTS can start immediately; otherwise,
					// set Que'd status so the Login functions
					// can restart it when the FC physical Link is restored
					if (((fcChip->Registers.FMstatus.value & 0xF0) & 0x80))	// loop init?
					{
//						printk(" *set Q status x_ID %Xh on LDn* ", x_ID);
						Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status |= EXCHANGE_QUEUED;
					}
 
					else	// what FC device (port_id) does the Cmd belong to?
					{
						PFC_LOGGEDIN_PORT pLoggedInPort = Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].pLoggedInPort;
 
						// if Port is logged in, we might start the abort.
 
						if ((pLoggedInPort != NULL)
						    && (pLoggedInPort->prli == 1)) {
							// it's possible that an Exchange has already been Queued
							// to start after Login completes.  Check and don't
							// start it (again) here if Q'd status set
//							printk(" ABTS xchg %Xh ", x_ID);            
							if (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status & EXCHANGE_QUEUED) {
//								printk("already Q'd ");
							} else {
//								printk("starting ");
								fcChip->fcStats.FC2aborted++;
								ulStatus = cpqfcTSStartExchange(dev, x_ID);
								if (!ulStatus) {
									// OK
									// submitted to Tach's Outbound Que (ERQ PI incremented)
								} else {
//									printk("ABTS exchange start failed -status %Xh, x_ID %Xh ", ulStatus, x_ID);
								}
							}
						}
					}
				} else	// what the #@!
				{	// how do we fail to build an Exchange for ABTS??
					printk("ABTS exchange build failed -status %Xh, x_ID %Xh\n", ulStatus, x_ID);
				}
			} else	// abort without ABTS -- just complete exchange/Cmnd to Linux
			{
//				printk(" *Terminating x_ID %Xh on %Xh* ", 
//					x_ID, Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status);
				cpqfcTSCompleteExchange(dev->PciDev, fcChip, x_ID);
 
			}
		}		// end of ABTS case
		break;
 
	case BLS_ABTS_ACC:	// need to ACCept one ABTS
		// (NOTE! this code not updated for Linux yet..)
		printk(" *ABTS_ACC* ");
		// 1. Freeze TL
 
		fcChip->FreezeTachyon(fcChip, 2);	// both ERQ and FCP assists
		memcpy(		// copy the incoming ABTS frame
			      &fchs, fcLQ->Qitem[QconsumerNdx].ulBuff,	// incoming fchs
			      sizeof(fchs));
 
		// 3. OK, Tachyon is frozen so we can invalidate SEST entry 
		// (if necessary)
		// Status FC2_TIMEOUT means we are originating the abort, while
		// TARGET_ABORT means we are ACCepting an abort
 
		ExchangeID = fchs.ox_rx_id & 0x7FFF;	// RX_ID for exchange
//		printk("ABTS ACC for Target ExchangeID %Xh\n", ExchangeID);
 
		// sanity check on received ExchangeID
		if (Exchanges->fcExchange[ExchangeID].status == TARGET_ABORT) {
			// clear bit 31 (VALid), to invalidate & take control from TL
//			printk("Invalidating SEST exchange %Xh\n", ExchangeID);
			fcChip->SEST->u[ExchangeID].IWE.Hdr_Len &= 0x7FFFFFFF;
		}
 
		// 4. Resume all Tachlite functions (for other open Exchanges)
		// as quickly as possible to allow other exchanges to other ports
		// to resume.  Freezing Tachyon for too long may royally screw
		// up everything!
		fcChip->UnFreezeTachyon(fcChip, 2);	// both ERQ and FCP assists
 
		// Note there is no confirmation that the chip is "unfrozen".  Also,
		// if the Link is down when unfreeze is called, it has no effect.
		// Chip will unfreeze when the Link is back up.
 
		// 5. Now send out Abort ACC reply for this exchange
		Exchanges->fcExchange[ExchangeID].type = BLS_ABTS_ACC;
 
		fchs.s_id = Exchanges->fcExchange[ExchangeID].fchs.d_id;
		ulStatus = cpqfcTSBuildExchange(dev, BLS_ABTS_ACC, &fchs, NULL,	// no data (no scatter/gather list)
						&ExchangeID);	// fcController->fcExchanges index, -1 if failed
 
		if (!ulStatus)	// Exchange setup?
		{
			ulStatus = cpqfcTSStartExchange(dev, ExchangeID);
			if (!ulStatus) {
				// submitted to Tach's Outbound Que (ERQ PI incremented)
				// waited for completion for ELS type (Login frames issued
				// synchronously)
			} else
				// check reason for Exchange not being started - we might
				// want to Queue and start later, or fail with error
			{
 
			}
		}
		break;
 
	case BLS_ABTS_RJT:	// need to ReJecT one ABTS; reject implies the
		// exchange doesn't exist in the TARGET context.
		// ExchangeID has to come from LinkService space.
 
		printk(" *ABTS_RJT* ");
		ulStatus = cpqfcTSBuildExchange(dev, BLS_ABTS_RJT, (TachFCHDR_GCMND *)
						fcLQ->Qitem[QconsumerNdx].ulBuff,	// incoming fchs
						NULL,	// no data (no scatter/gather list)
						&ExchangeID);	// fcController->fcExchanges index, -1 if failed
 
		if (!ulStatus)	// Exchange setup OK?
		{
			ulStatus = cpqfcTSStartExchange(dev, ExchangeID);
			// If it fails, we aren't required to retry.
		}
		if (ulStatus) {
			printk("Failed to send BLS_RJT for ABTS, X_ID %Xh\n", ExchangeID);
		} else {
			printk("Sent BLS_RJT for ABTS, X_ID %Xh\n", ExchangeID);
 
		}
		break;
 
	default:
		break;
	}			// end switch
	// done with this item - now set the NEXT index
 
	if (QconsumerNdx + 1 >= FC_LINKQ_DEPTH)	// rollover test
		fcLQ->consumer = 0;
	else
		fcLQ->consumer++;
 
	PCI_TRACEO(fcLQ->Qitem[QconsumerNdx].Type, 0x94)
 
	LEAVE("WorkTask");
	return;
}
 
 
 
 
// When Tachyon reports link down, bad al_pa, or Link Service (e.g. Login)
// commands come in, post to the LinkQ so that action can be taken outside the
// interrupt handler.  
// This circular Q works like Tachyon's que - the producer points to the next
// (unused) entry.  Called by Interrupt handler, WorkerThread, Timer
// sputlinkq
void cpqfcTSPutLinkQue(CPQFCHBA * dev, int Type, void *QueContent)
{
	PTACHYON fcChip = &dev->fcChip;
//	FC_EXCHANGES *Exchanges = fcChip->Exchanges;
	PFC_LINK_QUE fcLQ = dev->fcLQ;
	u32 ndx;
 
	ENTER("cpqfcTSPutLinkQ");
 
	ndx = fcLQ->producer;
 
	ndx += 1;		// test for Que full
 
 
 
	if (ndx >= FC_LINKQ_DEPTH)	// rollover test
		ndx = 0;
 
	if (ndx == fcLQ->consumer)	// QUE full test
	{
		// QUE was full! lost LK command (fatal to logic)
		fcChip->fcStats.lnkQueFull++;
 
		printk("*LinkQ Full!*");
		TriggerHBA(fcChip->Registers.ReMapMemBase, 1);
/*
		{
			int i;
			printk("LinkQ PI %d, CI %d\n", fcLQ->producer, fcLQ->consumer);
 
			for( i=0; i< FC_LINKQ_DEPTH; )
			{
				printk(" [%d]%Xh ", i, fcLQ->Qitem[i].Type);
				if( (++i %8) == 0)
					printk("\n");
			}
		}
*/
		printk("cpqfcTS: WARNING!! PutLinkQue - FULL!\n");	// we're hung
	}
	else			// QUE next element
	{
		// Prevent certain multiple (back-to-back) requests.
		// This is important in that we don't want to issue multiple
		// ABTS for the same Exchange, or do multiple FM inits, etc.
		// We can never be sure of the timing of events reported to
		// us by Tach's IMQ, which can depend on system/bus speeds,
		// FC physical link circumstances, etc.
 
		if ((fcLQ->producer != fcLQ->consumer)
		    && (Type == FMINIT)) {
			s32 lastNdx;	// compute previous producer index
			if (fcLQ->producer)
				lastNdx = fcLQ->producer - 1;
			else
				lastNdx = FC_LINKQ_DEPTH - 1;
 
 
			if (fcLQ->Qitem[lastNdx].Type == FMINIT) {
//      			printk(" *skip FMINIT Q post* ");
//        			goto DoneWithPutQ;
			}
 
		}
		// OK, add the Q'd item...
		fcLQ->Qitem[fcLQ->producer].Type = Type;
		memcpy(fcLQ->Qitem[fcLQ->producer].ulBuff, QueContent, sizeof(fcLQ->Qitem[fcLQ->producer].ulBuff));
		fcLQ->producer = ndx;	// increment Que producer
		// set semaphore to wake up Kernel (worker) thread
		up(dev->fcQueReady);
	}
//DoneWithPutQ:
	LEAVE("cpqfcTSPutLinkQ");
}
 
// reset device ext FC link Q
void cpqfcTSLinkQReset(CPQFCHBA * dev)
{
	PFC_LINK_QUE fcLQ = dev->fcLQ;
	fcLQ->producer = 0;
	fcLQ->consumer = 0;
}
 
// When Tachyon gets an unassisted FCP-SCSI frame, post here so
// an arbitrary context thread (e.g. IOCTL loopback test function)
// can process it.
 
// (NOTE: Not revised for Linux)
// This Q works like Tachyon's que - the producer points to the next
// (unused) entry.
void cpqfcTSPutScsiQue(CPQFCHBA * dev, int Type, void *QueContent)
{
//  CPQFCHBA *dev = (CPQFCHBA *)shpnt->hostdata;
//  PTACHYON fcChip = &dev->fcChip;
 
//  u32 ndx;
 
//  u32 *pExchangeID;
//  s32 ExchangeID;
 
/*
  KeAcquireSpinLockAtDpcLevel( &pDevExt->fcScsiQueLock);
  ndx = pDevExt->fcScsiQue.producer + 1;  // test for Que full
 
  if( ndx >= FC_SCSIQ_DEPTH ) // rollover test
    ndx = 0;
 
  if( ndx == pDevExt->fcScsiQue.consumer )   // QUE full test
  {
                       // QUE was full! lost LK command (fatal to logic)
    fcChip->fcStats.ScsiQueFull++;
#ifdef DBG
    printk( "fcPutScsiQue - FULL!\n");
#endif
 
  }
  else                        // QUE next element
  {
    pDevExt->fcScsiQue.Qitem[pDevExt->fcScsiQue.producer].Type = Type;
 
    if( Type == FCP_RSP )
    {
      // this TL inbound message type means that a TL SEST exchange has
      // copied an FCP response frame into a buffer pointed to by the SEST
      // entry.  That buffer is allocated in the SEST structure at ->RspHDR.
      // Copy the RspHDR for use by the Que handler.
      pExchangeID = (u32 *)QueContent;
 
      memcpy(
	      pDevExt->fcScsiQue.Qitem[pDevExt->fcScsiQue.producer].ulBuff,
        &fcChip->SEST->RspHDR[ *pExchangeID ],
	      sizeof(pDevExt->fcScsiQue.Qitem[0].ulBuff)); // (any element for size)
 
    }
    else
    {
      memcpy(
	      pDevExt->fcScsiQue.Qitem[pDevExt->fcScsiQue.producer].ulBuff,
        QueContent, 
	      sizeof(pDevExt->fcScsiQue.Qitem[pDevExt->fcScsiQue.producer].ulBuff));
    }
 
    pDevExt->fcScsiQue.producer = ndx;  // increment Que
 
 
    KeSetEvent( &pDevExt->TYIBscsi,  // signal any waiting thread
       0,                    // no priority boost
		   0 );              // no waiting later for this event
  }
  KeReleaseSpinLockFromDpcLevel( &pDevExt->fcScsiQueLock);
*/
}
 
static void ProcessELS_Request(CPQFCHBA *, TachFCHDR_GCMND *);
static void ProcessELS_Reply(CPQFCHBA *, TachFCHDR_GCMND *);
static void ProcessFCS_Reply(CPQFCHBA *, TachFCHDR_GCMND *);
 
void cpqfcTSImplicitLogout(CPQFCHBA * dev, PFC_LOGGEDIN_PORT pFcPort)
{
	PTACHYON fcChip = &dev->fcChip;
 
	if (pFcPort->port_id != 0xFFFC01)	// don't care about Fabric
	{
		fcChip->fcStats.logouts++;
		printk("cpqfcTS: Implicit logout of WWN %08X%08X, port_id %06X\n", (u32) pFcPort->u.liWWN, (u32) (pFcPort->u.liWWN >> 32), pFcPort->port_id);
 
		// Terminate I/O with this (Linux) Scsi target
		cpqfcTSTerminateExchange(dev, &pFcPort->ScsiNexus, DEVICE_REMOVED);
	}
	// Do an "implicit logout" - we can't really Logout the device
	// (i.e. with LOGOut Request) because of port_id confusion
	// (i.e. the Other port has no port_id).
	// A new login for that WWN will have to re-write port_id (0 invalid)
	pFcPort->port_id = 0;	// invalid!
	pFcPort->pdisc = 0;
	pFcPort->prli = 0;
	pFcPort->plogi = 0;
	pFcPort->flogi = 0;
	pFcPort->LOGO_timer = 0;
	pFcPort->device_blocked = 1;	// block Scsi Requests
	pFcPort->ScsiNexus.VolumeSetAddressing = 0;
}
 
 
// On FC-AL, there is a chance that a previously known device can
// be quietly removed (e.g. with non-managed hub), 
// while a NEW device (with different WWN) took the same alpa or
// even 24-bit port_id.  This chance is unlikely but we must always
// check for it.
 
static void TestDuplicatePortId(CPQFCHBA * dev, PFC_LOGGEDIN_PORT pLoggedInPort)
{
	PTACHYON fcChip = &dev->fcChip;
	// set "other port" at beginning of fcPorts list
	PFC_LOGGEDIN_PORT pOtherPortWithPortId = fcChip->fcPorts.pNextPort;
	while (pOtherPortWithPortId) {
		if ((pOtherPortWithPortId->port_id == pLoggedInPort->port_id)
		    && (pOtherPortWithPortId != pLoggedInPort)) {
			// trouble!  (Implicitly) Log the other guy out
			printk(" *port_id %Xh is duplicated!* ", pOtherPortWithPortId->port_id);
			cpqfcTSImplicitLogout(dev, pOtherPortWithPortId);
		}
		pOtherPortWithPortId = pOtherPortWithPortId->pNextPort;
	}
}
 
// Dynamic Memory Allocation for newly discovered FC Ports.
// For simplicity, maintain fcPorts structs for ALL
// for discovered devices, including those we never do I/O with
// (e.g. Fabric addresses)
 
static PFC_LOGGEDIN_PORT CreateFcPort(CPQFCHBA * dev, PFC_LOGGEDIN_PORT pLastLoggedInPort, TachFCHDR_GCMND * fchs, LOGIN_PAYLOAD * plogi)
{
	PTACHYON fcChip = &dev->fcChip;
	PFC_LOGGEDIN_PORT pNextLoggedInPort = NULL;
	int i;
 
	printk("cpqfcTS: New FC port %06Xh WWN: ", fchs->s_id);
	for (i = 3; i >= 0; i--)	// copy the LOGIN port's WWN
		printk("%02X", plogi->port_name[i]);
	for (i = 7; i > 3; i--)	// copy the LOGIN port's WWN
		printk("%02X", plogi->port_name[i]);
 
	// allocate mem for new port
	// (these are small and rare allocations...)
	pNextLoggedInPort = kmalloc(sizeof(FC_LOGGEDIN_PORT), GFP_ATOMIC);
 
	// allocation succeeded?  Fill out NEW PORT
	if (pNextLoggedInPort) {
		// clear out any garbage (sometimes exists)
		memset(pNextLoggedInPort, 0, sizeof(FC_LOGGEDIN_PORT));
		// If we login to a Fabric, we don't want to treat it
		// as a SCSI device...
		if ((fchs->s_id & 0xFFF000) != 0xFFF000) {
			int i;
 
			// create a unique "virtual" SCSI Nexus (for now, just a
			// new target ID) -- we will update channel/target on REPORT_LUNS
			// special case for very first SCSI target...
			if (dev->HostAdapter->max_id == 0) {
				pNextLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.target = 0;
				fcChip->fcPorts.ScsiNexus.target = -1;	// don't use "stub"
			} else {
				pNextLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.target = dev->HostAdapter->max_id;
			}
 
			// initialize the lun[] Nexus struct for lun masking      
			for (i = 0; i < CPQFCTS_MAX_LUN; i++)
				pNextLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.lun[i] = 0xFF;	// init to NOT USED
 
			pNextLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.channel = 0;	// cpqfcTS has 1 FC port
			printk(" SCSI Chan/Trgt %d/%d", pNextLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.channel, pNextLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.target);
			// tell Scsi layers about the new target...
			dev->HostAdapter->max_id++;
//			printk("HostAdapter->max_id = %d\n",
//				dev->HostAdapter->max_id);                 
		} else {
			// device is NOT SCSI (in case of Fabric)
			pNextLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.target = -1;	// invalid
		}
 
		// create forward link to new port
		pLastLoggedInPort->pNextPort = pNextLoggedInPort;
		printk("\n");
 
	}
	return pNextLoggedInPort;	// NULL on allocation failure
}				// end NEW PORT (WWN) logic
 
// For certain cases, we want to terminate exchanges without
// sending ABTS to the device.  Examples include when an FC
// device changed it's port_id after Loop re-init, or when
// the device sent us a logout.  In the case of changed port_id,
// we want to complete the command and return SOFT_ERROR to
// force a re-try.  In the case of LOGOut, we might return
// BAD_TARGET if the device is really gone.
// Since we must ensure that Tachyon is not operating on the
// exchange, we have to freeze the chip
// sterminateex
 
void cpqfcTSTerminateExchange(CPQFCHBA * dev, SCSI_NEXUS * ScsiNexus, int TerminateStatus)
{
	PTACHYON fcChip = &dev->fcChip;
	FC_EXCHANGES *Exchanges = fcChip->Exchanges;
	u32 x_ID;
 
	if (ScsiNexus) {
//		printk("TerminateExchange: ScsiNexus chan/target %d/%d\n",
//			ScsiNexus->channel, ScsiNexus->target);
	}
	for (x_ID = 0; x_ID < TACH_SEST_LEN; x_ID++) {
		if (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].type)	// in use?
		{
			if (ScsiNexus == NULL)	// our HBA changed - term. all
			{
				Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status = TerminateStatus;
				cpqfcTSPutLinkQue(dev, BLS_ABTS, &x_ID);
			} else {
				// If a device, according to WWN, has been removed, it's
				// port_id may be used by another working device, so we
				// have to terminate by SCSI target, NOT port_id.
				if (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd)	// Cmnd in progress?
				{
					if ((Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd->target == ScsiNexus->target)
					    && (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd->channel == ScsiNexus->channel)) {
						Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status = TerminateStatus;
						cpqfcTSPutLinkQue(dev, BLS_ABTS, &x_ID);	// timed-out
					}
				}
				// (in case we ever need it...)
				// all SEST structures have a remote node ID at SEST DWORD 2
				//          if( (fcChip->SEST->u[ x_ID ].TWE.Remote_Node_ID >> 8)
				//                ==  port_id)
			}
		}
	}
}
 
static void ProcessELS_Request(CPQFCHBA * dev, TachFCHDR_GCMND * fchs)
{
	PTACHYON fcChip = &dev->fcChip;
//	FC_EXCHANGES *Exchanges = fcChip->Exchanges;
//	u32 ox_id = (fchs->ox_rx_id >>16);
	PFC_LOGGEDIN_PORT pLoggedInPort = NULL, pLastLoggedInPort;
	u8 NeedReject = 0;
	u32 ls_reject_code = 0;	// default don'n know??
 
 
	// Check the incoming frame for a supported ELS type
	switch (fchs->pl[0] & 0xFFFF) 
	{
	case 0x0050:	
		//  PDISC?
		// Payload for PLOGI and PDISC is identical (request & reply)
		if (!verify_PLOGI(fcChip, fchs, &ls_reject_code))	// valid payload?
		{
			LOGIN_PAYLOAD logi;	// FC-PH Port Login
 
			// PDISC payload OK. If critical login fields
			// (e.g. WWN) matches last login for this port_id,
			// we may resume any prior exchanges
			// with the other port
 
			BigEndianSwap((u8 *) & fchs->pl[0], (u8 *) & logi, sizeof(logi));
 
			pLoggedInPort = fcFindLoggedInPort(fcChip, NULL,	// don't search Scsi Nexus
							   0,	// don't search linked list for port_id
							   &logi.port_name[0],	// search linked list for WWN
							   &pLastLoggedInPort);	// must return non-NULL; when a port_id
			// is not found, this pointer marks the
			// end of the singly linked list
 
			if (pLoggedInPort != NULL)	// WWN found (prior login OK)
			{
				if ((fchs->s_id & 0xFFFFFF) == pLoggedInPort->port_id) {
					// Yes.  We were expecting PDISC?
					if (pLoggedInPort->pdisc) {
						// Yes; set fields accordingly.     (PDISC, not Originator)
						SetLoginFields(pLoggedInPort, fchs, 1, 0);
						// send 'ACC' reply 
						cpqfcTSPutLinkQue(dev, ELS_PLOGI_ACC,	// (PDISC same as PLOGI ACC)
								  fchs);
						// OK to resume I/O...
					} else {
						printk("Not expecting PDISC (pdisc=0)\n");
						NeedReject = 1;
						// set reject reason code 
						ls_reject_code = LS_RJT_REASON(PROTOCOL_ERROR, INITIATOR_CTL_ERROR);
					}
				} else {
					if (pLoggedInPort->port_id != 0) {
						printk("PDISC PortID change: old %Xh, new %Xh\n", pLoggedInPort->port_id, fchs->s_id & 0xFFFFFF);
					}
					NeedReject = 1;
					// set reject reason code 
					ls_reject_code = LS_RJT_REASON(PROTOCOL_ERROR, INITIATOR_CTL_ERROR);
				}
			} else {
				printk("PDISC Request from unknown WWN\n");
				NeedReject = 1;
				// set reject reason code 
				ls_reject_code = LS_RJT_REASON(LOGICAL_ERROR, INVALID_PORT_NAME);
			}
 
		}
		else		// Payload unacceptable
		{
			printk("payload unacceptable\n");
			NeedReject = 1;	// reject code already set
 
		}
		if (NeedReject) {
			u32 port_id;
			// The PDISC failed.  Set login struct flags accordingly,
			// terminate any I/O to this port, and Q a PLOGI
			if (pLoggedInPort) {
				pLoggedInPort->pdisc = 0;
				pLoggedInPort->prli = 0;
				pLoggedInPort->plogi = 0;
 
				cpqfcTSTerminateExchange(dev, &pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus, PORTID_CHANGED);
				port_id = pLoggedInPort->port_id;
			} else {
				port_id = fchs->s_id & 0xFFFFFF;
			}
			fchs->reserved = ls_reject_code;	// borrow this (unused) field
			cpqfcTSPutLinkQue(dev, ELS_RJT, fchs);
		}
		break;
 
	case 0x0003:
		//  PLOGI?
		// Payload for PLOGI and PDISC is identical (request & reply)
		if (!verify_PLOGI(fcChip, fchs, &ls_reject_code))	// valid payload?
		{
			LOGIN_PAYLOAD logi;	// FC-PH Port Login
			u8 NeedReject = 0;
 
			// PDISC payload OK. If critical login fields
			// (e.g. WWN) matches last login for this port_id,
			// we may resume any prior exchanges
			// with the other port
 
			BigEndianSwap((u8 *) & fchs->pl[0], (u8 *) & logi, sizeof(logi));
			pLoggedInPort = fcFindLoggedInPort(fcChip, NULL,	// don't search Scsi Nexus
							   0,	// don't search linked list for port_id
							   &logi.port_name[0],	// search linked list for WWN
							   &pLastLoggedInPort);	// must return non-NULL; when a port_id
			// is not found, this pointer marks the
			// end of the singly linked list
			if (pLoggedInPort == NULL)	// WWN not found -New Port
			{
				pLoggedInPort = CreateFcPort(dev, pLastLoggedInPort, fchs, &logi);
				if (pLoggedInPort == NULL) {
					printk(" cpqfcTS: New port allocation failed - lost FC device!\n");
					// Now Q a LOGOut Request, since we won't be talking to that device
					NeedReject = 1;
					// set reject reason code 
					ls_reject_code = LS_RJT_REASON(LOGICAL_ERROR, NO_LOGIN_RESOURCES);
				}
			}
			if (!NeedReject) {
				// OK - we have valid fcPort ptr; set fields accordingly.   
				//                         (not PDISC, not Originator)
				SetLoginFields(pLoggedInPort, fchs, 0, 0);
				// send 'ACC' reply 
				cpqfcTSPutLinkQue(dev, ELS_PLOGI_ACC,	// (PDISC same as PLOGI ACC)
						  fchs);
			}
		}
		else		// Payload unacceptable
		{
			printk("payload unacceptable\n");
			NeedReject = 1;	// reject code already set
		}
		if (NeedReject) {
			// The PDISC failed.  Set login struct flags accordingly,
			// terminate any I/O to this port, and Q a PLOGI
			pLoggedInPort->pdisc = 0;
			pLoggedInPort->prli = 0;
			pLoggedInPort->plogi = 0;
 
			fchs->reserved = ls_reject_code;	// borrow this (unused) field
 
			// send 'RJT' reply 
			cpqfcTSPutLinkQue(dev, ELS_RJT, fchs);
		}
		// terminate any exchanges with this device...
		if (pLoggedInPort) {
			cpqfcTSTerminateExchange(dev, &pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus, PORTID_CHANGED);
		}
		break;
 
	case 0x1020:		// PRLI?
		{
			u8 NeedReject = 1;
			pLoggedInPort = fcFindLoggedInPort(fcChip, NULL,	// don't search Scsi Nexus
							   (fchs->s_id & 0xFFFFFF),	// search linked list for port_id
							   NULL,	// DON'T search linked list for WWN
							   NULL);	// don't care
 
			if (pLoggedInPort == NULL) {
				// huh?
				printk(" Unexpected PRLI Request -not logged in!\n");
				// set reject reason code 
				ls_reject_code = LS_RJT_REASON(PROTOCOL_ERROR, INITIATOR_CTL_ERROR);
				// Q a LOGOut here?
			} else {
				// verify the PRLI ACC payload
				if (!verify_PRLI(fchs, &ls_reject_code)) {
					// PRLI Reply is acceptable; were we expecting it?
					if (pLoggedInPort->plogi) {
						// yes, we expected the PRLI ACC  (not PDISC; not Originator)
						SetLoginFields(pLoggedInPort, fchs, 0, 0);
						// Q an ACCept Reply
						cpqfcTSPutLinkQue(dev, ELS_PRLI_ACC, fchs);
						NeedReject = 0;
					} else {
						// huh?
						printk(" (unexpected) PRLI REQEST with plogi 0\n");
						// set reject reason code 
						ls_reject_code = LS_RJT_REASON(PROTOCOL_ERROR, INITIATOR_CTL_ERROR);
						// Q a LOGOut here?
					}
				} else {
					printk(" PRLI REQUEST payload failed verify\n");
					// (reject code set by "verify")
					// Q a LOGOut here?
				}
			}
 
			if (NeedReject) {
				// Q a ReJecT Reply with reason code
				fchs->reserved = ls_reject_code;
				cpqfcTSPutLinkQue(dev, ELS_RJT,	// Q Type
						  fchs);
			}
		}
		break;
 
	case 0x0005:		// LOGOut?
		{
			// was this LOGOUT because we sent a ELS_PDISC to an FC device
			// with changed (or new) port_id, or does the port refuse 
			// to communicate to us?
			// We maintain a logout counter - if we get 3 consecutive LOGOuts,
			// give up!
			LOGOUT_PAYLOAD logo;
			u8 GiveUpOnDevice = 0;
			u32 ls_reject_code = 0;
 
			BigEndianSwap((u8 *) & fchs->pl[0], (u8 *) & logo, sizeof(logo));
			pLoggedInPort = fcFindLoggedInPort(fcChip, NULL,	// don't search Scsi Nexus
							   0,	// don't search linked list for port_id
							   &logo.port_name[0],	// search linked list for WWN
							   NULL);	// don't care about end of list
 
			if (pLoggedInPort)	// found the device?
			{
				// Q an ACC reply 
				cpqfcTSPutLinkQue(dev, ELS_LOGO_ACC,	// Q Type
						  fchs);	// device to respond to
				// set login struct fields (LOGO_counter increment)
				SetLoginFields(pLoggedInPort, fchs, 0, 0);
				// are we an Initiator?
				if (fcChip->Options.initiator) {
					// we're an Initiator, so check if we should 
					// try (another?) login
					// Fabrics routinely log out from us after
					// getting device info - don't try to log them
					// back in.
					if ((fchs->s_id & 0xFFF000) == 0xFFF000) {
						;	// do nothing
					} else if (pLoggedInPort->LOGO_counter <= 3) {
						// try (another) login (PLOGI request)
						cpqfcTSPutLinkQue(dev, ELS_PLOGI,	// Q Type
								  fchs);
						// Terminate I/O with "retry" potential
						cpqfcTSTerminateExchange(dev, &pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus, PORTID_CHANGED);
					} else {
						printk(" Got 3 LOGOuts - terminating comm. with port_id %Xh\n", fchs->s_id && 0xFFFFFF);
						GiveUpOnDevice = 1;
					}
				} else {
					GiveUpOnDevice = 1;
				}
 
				if (GiveUpOnDevice == 1) {
					cpqfcTSTerminateExchange(dev, &pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus, DEVICE_REMOVED);
				}
			} else	// we don't know this WWN!
			{
				// Q a ReJecT Reply with reason code
				fchs->reserved = ls_reject_code;
				cpqfcTSPutLinkQue(dev, ELS_RJT,	// Q Type
						  fchs);
			}
		}
		break;
 
			// FABRIC only case
	case 0x0461:	// ELS RSCN (Registered State Change Notification)?
		{
			int Ports;
			int i;
			__u32 Buff;
			// Typically, one or more devices have been added to or dropped
			// from the Fabric.
			// The format of this frame is defined in FC-FLA (Rev 2.7, Aug 1997)
			// The first 32-bit word has a 2-byte Payload Length, which
			// includes the 4 bytes of the first word.  Consequently,
			// this PL len must never be less than 4, must be a multiple of 4,
			// and has a specified max value 256.
			// (Endianess!)
			Ports = ((fchs->pl[0] >> 24) - 4) / 4;
			Ports = Ports > 63 ? 63 : Ports;
 
			printk(" RSCN ports: %d\n", Ports);
			if (Ports <= 0)	// huh?
			{
				// ReJecT the command
				fchs->reserved = LS_RJT_REASON(UNABLE_TO_PERFORM, 0);
 
				cpqfcTSPutLinkQue(dev, ELS_RJT,	// Q Type
						  fchs);
 
				break;
			} else	// Accept the command
			{
				cpqfcTSPutLinkQue(dev, ELS_ACC,	// Q Type
						  fchs);
			}
 
			// Check the "address format" to determine action.
			// We have 3 cases:
			// 0 = Port Address; 24-bit address of affected device
			// 1 = Area Address; MS 16 bits valid
			// 2 = Domain Address; MS 8 bits valid
			for (i = 0; i < Ports; i++) {
				BigEndianSwap((u8 *) & fchs->pl[i + 1], (u8 *) & Buff, 4);
				switch (Buff & 0xFF000000) {
				case 0:	// Port Address?
				case 0x01000000:	// Area Domain?
				case 0x02000000:	// Domain Address
					// For example, "port_id" 0x201300 
					// OK, let's try a Name Service Request (Query)
					fchs->s_id = 0xFFFFFC;	// Name Server Address
					cpqfcTSPutLinkQue(dev, FCS_NSR, fchs);
					break;
				default:	// huh? new value on version change?
					break;
				}
			}
		}
		break;
	default:
		// don't support this request (yet)
		// set reject reason code 
		fchs->reserved = LS_RJT_REASON(UNABLE_TO_PERFORM, REQUEST_NOT_SUPPORTED);
		cpqfcTSPutLinkQue(dev, ELS_RJT,	fchs);	// Q Type
		break;
	}
}
 
 
static void ProcessELS_Reply(CPQFCHBA * dev, TachFCHDR_GCMND * fchs)
{
	PTACHYON fcChip = &dev->fcChip;
	FC_EXCHANGES *Exchanges = fcChip->Exchanges;
	u32 ox_id = (fchs->ox_rx_id >> 16);
	u32 ls_reject_code;
	PFC_LOGGEDIN_PORT pLoggedInPort, pLastLoggedInPort;
 
	// If this is a valid reply, then we MUST have sent a request.
	// Verify that we can find a valid request OX_ID corresponding to
	// this reply
 
	if (Exchanges->fcExchange[(fchs->ox_rx_id >> 16)].type == 0) {
		printk(" *Discarding ACC/RJT frame, xID %04X/%04X* ", ox_id, fchs->ox_rx_id & 0xffff);
		goto Quit;	// exit this routine
	}
 
	// Is the reply a RJT (reject)?
	if ((fchs->pl[0] & 0xFFFFL) == 0x01)	// Reject reply?
	{
		//  ******  REJECT REPLY  ********
		switch (Exchanges->fcExchange[ox_id].type) {
		case ELS_FDISC:	// we sent out Fabric Discovery
		case ELS_FLOGI:	// we sent out FLOGI
			printk("RJT received on Fabric Login from %Xh, reason %Xh\n", fchs->s_id, fchs->pl[1]);
			break;
		default:
			break;
		}
		goto Done;
	}
	// OK, we have an ACCept...
	// What's the ACC type? (according to what we sent)
	switch (Exchanges->fcExchange[ox_id].type) {
	case ELS_PLOGI:	// we sent out PLOGI
		if (!verify_PLOGI(fcChip, fchs, &ls_reject_code)) {
			LOGIN_PAYLOAD logi;	// FC-PH Port Login
			// login ACC payload acceptable; search for WWN in our list
			// of fcPorts
			BigEndianSwap((u8 *) & fchs->pl[0], (u8 *) & logi, sizeof(logi));
			pLoggedInPort = fcFindLoggedInPort(fcChip, NULL,	// don't search Scsi Nexus
						   0,	// don't search linked list for port_id
						   &logi.port_name[0],	// search linked list for WWN
						   &pLastLoggedInPort);	// must return non-NULL; when a port_id
			// is not found, this pointer marks the
			// end of the singly linked list
			if (pLoggedInPort == NULL)	// WWN not found - new port
			{
				pLoggedInPort = CreateFcPort(dev, pLastLoggedInPort, fchs, &logi);
				if (pLoggedInPort == NULL) {
					printk(" cpqfcTS: New port allocation failed - lost FC device!\n");
					// Now Q a LOGOut Request, since we won't be talking to that device
					goto Done;	// exit with error! dropped login frame
				}
			} else	// WWN was already known.  Ensure that any open
				// exchanges for this WWN are terminated.
				// NOTE: It's possible that a device can change its 
				// 24-bit port_id after a Link init or Fabric change 
				// (e.g. LIP or Fabric RSCN).  In that case, the old
				// 24-bit port_id may be duplicated, or no longer exist.
			{
				cpqfcTSTerminateExchange(dev, &pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus, PORTID_CHANGED);
			}
 
			// We have an fcPort struct - set fields accordingly
			// not PDISC, originator 
			SetLoginFields(pLoggedInPort, fchs, 0, 1);
			// We just set a "port_id"; is it duplicated?
			TestDuplicatePortId(dev, pLoggedInPort);
			// For Fabric operation, we issued PLOGI to 0xFFFFFC
			// so we can send SCR (State Change Registration) 
			// Check for this special case...
			if (fchs->s_id == 0xFFFFFC) {
				// PLOGI ACC was a Fabric response... issue SCR
				fchs->s_id = 0xFFFFFD;	// address for SCR
				cpqfcTSPutLinkQue(dev, ELS_SCR, fchs);
			}
			else {
				// Now we need a PRLI to enable FCP-SCSI operation
				// set flags and Q up a ELS_PRLI
				cpqfcTSPutLinkQue(dev, ELS_PRLI, fchs);
			}
		} else {
			// login payload unacceptable - reason in ls_reject_code
			// Q up a Logout Request
			printk("Login Payload unacceptable\n");
		}
		break;
 
		// PDISC logic very similar to PLOGI, except we never want
		// to allocate mem for "new" port, and we set flags differently
		// (might combine later with PLOGI logic for efficiency)  
	case ELS_PDISC:	// we sent out PDISC
		if (!verify_PLOGI(fcChip, fchs, &ls_reject_code)) {
			LOGIN_PAYLOAD logi;	// FC-PH Port Login
			u8 NeedLogin = 0;
 
			// login payload acceptable; search for WWN in our list
			// of (previously seen) fcPorts
			BigEndianSwap((u8 *) & fchs->pl[0], (u8 *) & logi, sizeof(logi));
 
			pLoggedInPort = fcFindLoggedInPort(fcChip, NULL,	// don't search Scsi Nexus
							   0,	// don't search linked list for port_id
							   &logi.port_name[0],	// search linked list for WWN
							   &pLastLoggedInPort);	// must return non-NULL; when a port_id
			// is not found, this pointer marks the
			// end of the singly linked list
			if (pLoggedInPort != NULL)	// WWN found?
			{
				// WWN has same port_id as last login?  (Of course, a properly
				// working FC device should NEVER ACCept a PDISC if it's
				// port_id changed, but check just in case...)
				if ((fchs->s_id & 0xFFFFFF) == pLoggedInPort->port_id) {
					// Yes.  We were expecting PDISC?
					if (pLoggedInPort->pdisc) {
						int i;
 
 
						// PDISC expected -- set fields.  (PDISC, Originator)
						SetLoginFields(pLoggedInPort, fchs, 1, 1);
 
						// We are ready to resume FCP-SCSI to this device...
						// Do we need to start anything that was Queued?
 
						for (i = 0; i < TACH_SEST_LEN; i++) {
							// see if any exchange for this PDISC'd port was queued
							if (((fchs->s_id & 0xFFFFFF) == (Exchanges->fcExchange[i].fchs.d_id & 0xFFFFFF))
							    && (Exchanges->fcExchange[i].status & EXCHANGE_QUEUED)) {
								fchs->reserved = i;	// copy ExchangeID
//						                printk(" *Q x_ID %Xh after PDISC* ",i);
 
								cpqfcTSPutLinkQue(dev, EXCHANGE_QUEUED, fchs);
							}
						}
						// Complete commands Q'd while we were waiting for Login
						UnblockScsiDevice(dev->HostAdapter, pLoggedInPort);
					} else {
						printk("Not expecting PDISC (pdisc=0)\n");
						NeedLogin = 1;
					}
				} else {
					printk("PDISC PortID change: old %Xh, new %Xh\n", pLoggedInPort->port_id, fchs->s_id & 0xFFFFFF);
					NeedLogin = 1;
				}
			} else {
				printk("PDISC ACC from unknown WWN\n");
				NeedLogin = 1;
			}
 
			if (NeedLogin) {
				// The PDISC failed.  Set login struct flags accordingly,
				// terminate any I/O to this port, and Q a PLOGI
				if (pLoggedInPort)	// FC device previously known?
				{
					cpqfcTSPutLinkQue(dev, ELS_LOGO, fchs);	// Qtype has port_id to send to 
					// There are a variety of error scenarios which can result
					// in PDISC failure, so as a catchall, add the check for
					// duplicate port_id.
					TestDuplicatePortId(dev, pLoggedInPort);
 
					// TriggerHBA( fcChip->Registers.ReMapMemBase, 0);
					pLoggedInPort->pdisc = 0;
					pLoggedInPort->prli = 0;
					pLoggedInPort->plogi = 0;
 
					cpqfcTSTerminateExchange(dev, &pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus, PORTID_CHANGED);
				}
				cpqfcTSPutLinkQue(dev, ELS_PLOGI, fchs);
			}
		} else {
			// login payload unacceptable - reason in ls_reject_code
			// Q up a Logout Request
			printk("ERROR: Login Payload unacceptable!\n");
 
		}
		break;
 
	case ELS_PRLI:		// we sent out PRLI
		pLoggedInPort = fcFindLoggedInPort(fcChip, NULL,	// don't search Scsi Nexus
						   (fchs->s_id & 0xFFFFFF),	// search linked list for port_id
						   NULL,	// DON'T search linked list for WWN
						   NULL);	// don't care
 
		if (pLoggedInPort == NULL) {
			// huh?
			printk(" Unexpected PRLI ACCept frame!\n");
			// Q a LOGOut here?
			goto Done;
		}
		// verify the PRLI ACC payload
		if (!verify_PRLI(fchs, &ls_reject_code)) {
			// PRLI Reply is acceptable; were we expecting it?
			if (pLoggedInPort->plogi) {
				// yes, we expected the PRLI ACC  (not PDISC; Originator)
				SetLoginFields(pLoggedInPort, fchs, 0, 1);
				// OK, let's send a REPORT_LUNS command to determine
				// whether VSA or PDA FCP-LUN addressing is used.
				cpqfcTSPutLinkQue(dev, SCSI_REPORT_LUNS, fchs);
				// It's possible that a device we were talking to changed 
				// port_id, and has logged back in.  This function ensures
				// that I/O will resume.
				UnblockScsiDevice(dev->HostAdapter, pLoggedInPort);
			} else {
				// huh?
				printk(" (unexpected) PRLI ACCept with plogi 0\n");
				// Q a LOGOut here?
				goto Done;
			}
		} else {
			printk(" PRLI ACCept payload failed verify\n");
			// Q a LOGOut here?
		}
		break;
 
	case ELS_FLOGI:	// we sent out FLOGI (Fabric Login)
		// update the upper 16 bits of our port_id in Tachyon
		// the switch adds those upper 16 bits when responding
		// to us (i.e. we are the destination_id)
		fcChip->Registers.my_al_pa = (fchs->d_id & 0xFFFFFF);
		writel(fcChip->Registers.my_al_pa, fcChip->Registers.ReMapMemBase + TL_MEM_TACH_My_ID);
 
		// now send out a PLOGI to the well known port_id 0xFFFFFC
		fchs->s_id = 0xFFFFFC;
		cpqfcTSPutLinkQue(dev, ELS_PLOGI, fchs);
		break;
 
 
	case ELS_FDISC:	// we sent out FDISC (Fabric Discovery (Login))
		printk(" ELS_FDISC success ");
		break;
 
	case ELS_SCR:		// we sent out State Change Registration
		// now we can issue Name Service Request to find any
		// Fabric-connected devices we might want to login to.
		fchs->s_id = 0xFFFFFC;	// Name Server Address
		cpqfcTSPutLinkQue(dev, FCS_NSR, fchs);
		break;
 
	default:
		printk(" *Discarding unknown ACC frame, xID %04X/%04X* ", ox_id, fchs->ox_rx_id & 0xffff);
		break;
	}
Done:
	// Regardless of whether the Reply is valid or not, the
	// the exchange is done - complete
	cpqfcTSCompleteExchange(dev->PciDev, fcChip, (fchs->ox_rx_id >> 16));
Quit:
	return;
}
 
 
 
 
 
 
// ****************  Fibre Channel Services  **************
// This is where we process the Directory (Name) Service Reply
// to know which devices are on the Fabric
 
static void ProcessFCS_Reply(CPQFCHBA * dev, TachFCHDR_GCMND * fchs)
{
	PTACHYON fcChip = &dev->fcChip;
	FC_EXCHANGES *Exchanges = fcChip->Exchanges;
	u32 ox_id = (fchs->ox_rx_id >> 16);
//	u32 ls_reject_code;
//	PFC_LOGGEDIN_PORT pLoggedInPort, pLastLoggedInPort;
 
	// If this is a valid reply, then we MUST have sent a request.
	// Verify that we can find a valid request OX_ID corresponding to
	// this reply
 
	if (Exchanges->fcExchange[(fchs->ox_rx_id >> 16)].type == 0) {
		printk(" *Discarding Reply frame, xID %04X/%04X* ", ox_id, fchs->ox_rx_id & 0xffff);
		goto Quit;	// exit this routine
	}
 
	// OK, we were expecting it.  Now check to see if it's a
	// "Name Service" Reply, and if so force a re-validation of
	// Fabric device logins (i.e. Start the login timeout and
	// send PDISC or PLOGI)
	// (Endianess Byte Swap?)
	if (fchs->pl[1] == 0x02FC)	// Name Service
	{
		// got a new (or NULL) list of Fabric attach devices... 
		// Invalidate current logins
 
		PFC_LOGGEDIN_PORT pLoggedInPort = &fcChip->fcPorts;
		while (pLoggedInPort)	// for all ports which are expecting
			// PDISC after the next LIP, set the
			// logoutTimer
		{
 
			if ((pLoggedInPort->port_id & 0xFFFF00)	// Fabric device?
			    && (pLoggedInPort->port_id != 0xFFFFFC))	// NOT the F_Port
			{
				pLoggedInPort->LOGO_timer = 6;	// what's the Fabric timeout??
				// suspend any I/O in progress until
				// PDISC received...
				pLoggedInPort->prli = 0;	// block FCP-SCSI commands
			}
 
			pLoggedInPort = pLoggedInPort->pNextPort;
		}
 
		if (fchs->pl[2] == 0x0280)	// ACCept?
		{
			// Send PLOGI or PDISC to these Fabric devices
			SendLogins(dev, &fchs->pl[4]);
		}
		// As of this writing, the only reason to reject is because NO
		// devices are left on the Fabric.  We already started
		// "logged out" timers; if the device(s) don't come
		// back, we'll do the implicit logout in the heart beat 
		// timer routine
		else		// ReJecT
		{
			// this just means no Fabric device is visible at this instant
		}
	}
	// Regardless of whether the Reply is valid or not, the
	// the exchange is done - complete
	cpqfcTSCompleteExchange(dev->PciDev, fcChip, (fchs->ox_rx_id >> 16));
 
Quit:
	return;
}
 
static void AnalyzeIncomingFrame(CPQFCHBA * dev, u32 QNdx)
{
	PTACHYON fcChip = &dev->fcChip;
	FC_EXCHANGES *Exchanges = fcChip->Exchanges;
	PFC_LINK_QUE fcLQ = dev->fcLQ;
	TachFCHDR_GCMND *fchs = (TachFCHDR_GCMND *) fcLQ->Qitem[QNdx].ulBuff;
//	u32 ls_reject_code;  // reason for rejecting login
	s32 ExchangeID;
//	FC_LOGGEDIN_PORT *pLoggedInPort;
	u8 AbortAccept;
 
	ENTER("AnalyzeIncomingFrame");
 
	switch (fcLQ->Qitem[QNdx].Type)	// FCP or Unknown
	{
	case SFQ_UNKNOWN:	// unknown frame (e.g. LIP position frame, NOP, etc.)
		// *********  FC-4 Device Data/ Fibre Channel Service *************
		if (((fchs->d_id & 0xF0000000) == 0)	// R_CTL (upper nibble) 0x0?
		    && (fchs->f_ctl & 0x20000000))	// TYPE 20h is Fibre Channel Service
		{
			// ************** FCS Reply **********************
			if ((fchs->d_id & 0xff000000L) == 0x03000000L)	// (31:23 R_CTL)
			{
				ProcessFCS_Reply(dev, fchs);
			}	// end of  FCS logic
		}
		// ***********  Extended Link Service **************
		else if (fchs->d_id & 0x20000000	// R_CTL 0x2?
			 && (fchs->f_ctl & 0x01000000))	// TYPE = 1
		{
			// these frames are either a response to
			// something we sent (0x23) or "unsolicited"
			// frames (0x22).
			// **************Extended Link REPLY **********************
			// R_CTL Solicited Control Reply
			if ((fchs->d_id & 0xff000000L) == 0x23000000L)	// (31:23 R_CTL)
			{
				ProcessELS_Reply(dev, fchs);
			}	// end of  "R_CTL Solicited Control Reply"
			// **************Extended Link REQUEST **********************
			// (unsolicited commands from another port or task...)
			// R_CTL Ext Link REQUEST
			else if ((fchs->d_id & 0xff000000L) == 0x22000000L && (fchs->ox_rx_id != 0xFFFFFFFFL))	// (ignore LIP frame)
			{
				ProcessELS_Request(dev, fchs);
			}
			// ************** LILP **********************
			else if ((fchs->d_id & 0xff000000L) == 0x22000000L && (fchs->ox_rx_id == 0xFFFFFFFFL))	// (e.g., LIP frames)
			{
				// SANMark specifies that when available, we must use
				// the LILP frame to determine which ALPAs to send Port Discovery
				// to...
				if (fchs->pl[0] == 0x0711L)	//  ELS_PLOGI?
				{
//					u8 *ptr = (u8*)&fchs->pl[1];
//					printk(" %d ALPAs found\n", *ptr);
					memcpy(fcChip->LILPmap, &fchs->pl[1], 32 * 4);	// 32 DWORDs
					fcChip->Options.LILPin = 1;	// our LILPmap is valid!
					// now post to make Port Discovery happen...
					cpqfcTSPutLinkQue(dev, LINKACTIVE, fchs);
				}
			}
		}
		// *****************  BASIC LINK SERVICE *****************
		else if (fchs->d_id & 0x80000000	// R_CTL:
			 &&	// Basic Link Service Request
			 !(fchs->f_ctl & 0xFF000000))	// type=0 for BLS
		{
			// Check for ABTS (Abort Sequence)
			if ((fchs->d_id & 0x8F000000) == 0x81000000) {
				// look for OX_ID, S_ID pair that matches in our
				// fcExchanges table; if found, reply with ACCept and complete
				// the exchange
 
				// Per PLDA, an ABTS is sent by an initiator; therefore
				// assume that if we have an exhange open to the port who
				// sent ABTS, it will be the d_id of what we sent.  
				for (ExchangeID = 0, AbortAccept = 0; ExchangeID < TACH_SEST_LEN; ExchangeID++) {
					// Valid "target" exchange 24-bit port_id matches? 
					// NOTE: For the case of handling Intiator AND Target
					// functions on the same chip, we can have TWO Exchanges
					// with the same OX_ID -- OX_ID/FFFF for the CMND, and
					// OX_ID/RX_ID for the XRDY or DATA frame(s).  Ideally,
					// we would like to support ABTS from Initiators or Targets,
					// but it's not clear that can be supported on Tachyon for
					// all cases (requires more investigation).
 
					if ((Exchanges->fcExchange[ExchangeID].type == SCSI_TWE || Exchanges->fcExchange[ExchangeID].type == SCSI_TRE)
					    && ((Exchanges->fcExchange[ExchangeID].fchs.d_id & 0xFFFFFF) == (fchs->s_id & 0xFFFFFF))) {
 
						// target xchnge port_id matches -- how about OX_ID?
						if ((Exchanges->fcExchange[ExchangeID].fchs.ox_rx_id & 0xFFFF0000)
						    == (fchs->ox_rx_id & 0xFFFF0000))
							// yes! post ACCept response; will be completed by fcStart
						{
							Exchanges->fcExchange[ExchangeID].status = TARGET_ABORT;
 
							// copy (add) rx_id field for simplified ACCept reply
							fchs->ox_rx_id = Exchanges->fcExchange[ExchangeID].fchs.ox_rx_id;
 
							cpqfcTSPutLinkQue(dev, BLS_ABTS_ACC,	// Q Type 
									  fchs);	// void QueContent
							AbortAccept = 1;
							printk("ACCepting ABTS for x_ID %8.8Xh, SEST pair %8.8Xh\n", fchs->ox_rx_id, Exchanges->fcExchange[ExchangeID].fchs.ox_rx_id);
							break;	// ABTS can affect only ONE exchange -exit loop
						}
					}
				}	// end of FOR loop
				if (!AbortAccept)	// can't ACCept ABTS - send Reject
				{
					printk("ReJecTing: can't find ExchangeID %8.8Xh for ABTS command\n", fchs->ox_rx_id);
					if (Exchanges->fcExchange[ExchangeID].type && !(fcChip->SEST->u[ExchangeID].IWE.Hdr_Len & 0x80000000)) {
						cpqfcTSCompleteExchange(dev->PciDev, fcChip, ExchangeID);
					} else {
						printk("Unexpected ABTS ReJecT! SEST[%X] Dword 0: %Xh\n", ExchangeID, fcChip->SEST->u[ExchangeID].IWE.Hdr_Len);
					}
				}
			}
			// Check for BLS {ABTS? (Abort Sequence)} ACCept
			else if ((fchs->d_id & 0x8F000000) == 0x84000000) {
				// target has responded with ACC for our ABTS;
				// complete the indicated exchange with ABORTED status 
				// Make no checks for correct RX_ID, since
				// all we need to conform ABTS ACC is the OX_ID.
				// Verify that the d_id matches!
 
				ExchangeID = (fchs->ox_rx_id >> 16) & 0x7FFF;	// x_id from ACC
//      printk("ABTS ACC x_ID 0x%04X 0x%04X, status %Xh\n", 
//          fchs->ox_rx_id >> 16, fchs->ox_rx_id & 0xffff,
//          Exchanges->fcExchange[ExchangeID].status);
				if (ExchangeID < TACH_SEST_LEN)	// x_ID makes sense
				{
					// Does "target" exchange 24-bit port_id match? 
					// (See "NOTE" above for handling Intiator AND Target in
					// the same device driver)
					// First, if this is a target response, then we originated
					// (initiated) it with BLS_ABTS:
 
					if ((Exchanges->fcExchange[ExchangeID].type == BLS_ABTS) &&
					    // Second, does the source of this ACC match the destination
					    // of who we originally sent it to?
					    ((Exchanges->fcExchange[ExchangeID].fchs.d_id & 0xFFFFFF) == (fchs->s_id & 0xFFFFFF))) {
						cpqfcTSCompleteExchange(dev->PciDev, fcChip, ExchangeID);
					}
				}
			}
			// Check for BLS {ABTS? (Abort Sequence)} ReJecT
			else if ((fchs->d_id & 0x8F000000) == 0x85000000) {
				// target has responded with RJT for our ABTS;
				// complete the indicated exchange with ABORTED status 
				// Make no checks for correct RX_ID, since
				// all we need to conform ABTS ACC is the OX_ID.
				// Verify that the d_id matches!
 
				ExchangeID = (fchs->ox_rx_id >> 16) & 0x7FFF;	// x_id from ACC
//				printk("BLS_ABTS RJT on Exchange 0x%04X 0x%04X\n", 
//					fchs->ox_rx_id >> 16, fchs->ox_rx_id & 0xffff);
 
				if (ExchangeID < TACH_SEST_LEN)	// x_ID makes sense
				{
					// Does "target" exchange 24-bit port_id match? 
					// (See "NOTE" above for handling Intiator AND Target in
					// the same device driver)
					// First, if this is a target response, then we originated
					// (initiated) it with BLS_ABTS:
 
					if ((Exchanges->fcExchange[ExchangeID].type == BLS_ABTS)
 
					    &&
					    // Second, does the source of this ACC match the destination
					    // of who we originally sent it to?
					    ((Exchanges->fcExchange[ExchangeID].fchs.d_id & 0xFFFFFF) == (fchs->s_id & 0xFFFFFF))) {
						// YES! NOTE: There is a bug in CPQ's RA-4000 box 
						// where the "reason code" isn't returned in the payload
						// For now, simply presume the reject is because the target
						// already completed the exchange...
 
//						printk("complete x_ID %Xh on ABTS RJT\n", ExchangeID);
						cpqfcTSCompleteExchange(dev->PciDev, fcChip, ExchangeID);
					}
				}
			}	// end of ABTS check
		}		// end of Basic Link Service Request
		break;
 
	default:
		printk("AnalyzeIncomingFrame: unknown type: %Xh(%d)\n", fcLQ->Qitem[QNdx].Type, fcLQ->Qitem[QNdx].Type);
		break;
	}
}
 
 
// Function for Port Discovery necessary after every FC 
// initialization (e.g. LIP).
// Also may be called if from Fabric Name Service logic.
 
static void SendLogins(CPQFCHBA * dev, __u32 * FabricPortIds)
{
	PTACHYON fcChip = &dev->fcChip;
	FC_EXCHANGES *Exchanges = fcChip->Exchanges;
	u32 ulStatus = 0;
	TachFCHDR_GCMND fchs;	// copy fields for transmission
	int i;
	u32 loginType;
	s32 ExchangeID;
	PFC_LOGGEDIN_PORT pLoggedInPort;
	__u32 PortIds[number_of_al_pa];
	int NumberOfPorts = 0;
 
	// We're going to presume (for now) that our limit of Fabric devices
	// is the same as the number of alpa on a private loop (126 devices).
	// (Of course this could be changed to support however many we have
	// memory for).
	memset(&PortIds[0], 0, sizeof(PortIds));
 
	// First, check if this login is for our own Link Initialization
	// (e.g. LIP on FC-AL), or if we have knowledge of Fabric devices
	// from a switch.  If we are logging into Fabric devices, we'll
	// have a non-NULL FabricPortId pointer
 
	if (FabricPortIds != NULL)	// may need logins
	{
		int LastPort = 0;
		i = 0;
		while (!LastPort) {
			// port IDs From NSR payload; byte swap needed?
			BigEndianSwap((u8 *) FabricPortIds, (u8 *) & PortIds[i], 4);
 
//			printk("FPortId[%d] %Xh ", i, PortIds[i]);
			if (PortIds[i] & 0x80000000)
				LastPort = 1;
 
			PortIds[i] &= 0xFFFFFF;	// get 24-bit port_id
			// some non-Fabric devices (like the Crossroads Fibre/Scsi bridge)
			// erroneously use ALPA 0.
			if (PortIds[i])	// need non-zero port_id...
				i++;
 
			if (i >= number_of_al_pa)	// (in)sanity check
				break;
			FabricPortIds++;	// next...
		}
 
		NumberOfPorts = i;
//    printk("NumberOf Fabric ports %d", NumberOfPorts);
	}
	else			// need to send logins on our "local" link
	{
		// are we a loop port?  If so, check for reception of LILP frame,
		// and if received use it (SANMark requirement)
		if (fcChip->Options.LILPin) {
			int j = 0;
			// sanity check on number of ALPAs from LILP frame...
			// For format of LILP frame, see FC-AL specs or 
			// "Fibre Channel Bench Reference", J. Stai, 1995 (ISBN 1-879936-17-8)
			// First byte is number of ALPAs
			i = fcChip->LILPmap[0] >= (32 * 4) ? 32 * 4 : fcChip->LILPmap[0];
			NumberOfPorts = i;
//			printk(" LILP alpa count %d ", i);
			while (i > 0) {
				PortIds[j] = fcChip->LILPmap[1 + j];
				j++;
				i--;
			}
		}
		else		// have to send login to everybody
		{
			int j = 0;
			i = number_of_al_pa;
			NumberOfPorts = i;
			while (i > 0) {
				PortIds[j] = valid_al_pa[j];	// all legal ALPAs
				j++;
				i--;
			}
		}
	}
 
	// Now we have a copy of the port_ids (and how many)...
	for (i = 0; i < NumberOfPorts; i++) {
		// 24-bit FC Port ID
		fchs.s_id = PortIds[i];	// note: only 8-bits used for ALPA
		// don't log into ourselves (Linux Scsi disk scan will stop on
		// no TARGET support error on us, and quit trying for rest of devices)
		if ((fchs.s_id & 0xFF) == (fcChip->Registers.my_al_pa & 0xFF))
			continue;
		// fabric login needed?
		if ((fchs.s_id == 0) || (fcChip->Options.fabric == 1)) {
			fcChip->Options.flogi = 1;	// fabric needs longer for login
			// Do we need FLOGI or FDISC?
			pLoggedInPort = fcFindLoggedInPort(fcChip, NULL,	// don't search SCSI Nexus
							   0xFFFFFC,	// search linked list for Fabric port_id
							   NULL,	// don't search WWN
							   NULL);	// (don't care about end of list)
 
			if (pLoggedInPort)	// If found, we have prior experience with
				// this port -- check whether PDISC is needed
			{
				if (pLoggedInPort->flogi) {
					// does the switch support FDISC?? (FLOGI for now...)
					loginType = ELS_FLOGI;	// prior FLOGI still valid
				} else
					loginType = ELS_FLOGI;	// expired FLOGI
			} else	// first FLOGI?
				loginType = ELS_FLOGI;
 
			fchs.s_id = 0xFFFFFE;	// well known F_Port address
 
			// Fabrics are not required to support FDISC, and
			// it's not clear if that helps us anyway, since
			// we'll want a Name Service Request to re-verify
			// visible devices...
			// Consequently, we always want our upper 16 bit
			// port_id to be zero (we'll be rejected if we
			// use our prior port_id if we've been plugged into
			// a different switch port).
			// Trick Tachyon to send to ALPA 0 (see TL/TS UG, pg 87)
			// If our ALPA is 55h for instance, we want the FC frame
			// s_id to be 0x000055, while Tach's my_al_pa register
			// must be 0x000155, to force an OPN at ALPA 0 
			// (the Fabric port)
			fcChip->Registers.my_al_pa &= 0xFF;	// only use ALPA for FLOGI
			writel(fcChip->Registers.my_al_pa | 0x0100, fcChip->Registers.ReMapMemBase + TL_MEM_TACH_My_ID);
		}
		else		// not FLOGI...
		{
			// should we send PLOGI or PDISC?  Check if any prior port_id
			// (e.g. alpa) completed a PLOGI/PRLI exchange by checking 
			// the pdisc flag.
 
			pLoggedInPort = fcFindLoggedInPort(fcChip, NULL,	// don't search SCSI Nexus
							   fchs.s_id,	// search linked list for al_pa
							   NULL,	// don't search WWN
							   NULL);	// (don't care about end of list)
 
			if (pLoggedInPort)	// If found, we have prior experience with
				// this port -- check whether PDISC is needed
			{
				if (pLoggedInPort->pdisc) {
					loginType = ELS_PDISC;	// prior PLOGI and PRLI maybe still valid
				} else
					loginType = ELS_PLOGI;	// prior knowledge, but can't use PDISC
			} else	// never talked to this port_id before
				loginType = ELS_PLOGI;	// prior knowledge, but can't use PDISC
		}
 
		ulStatus = cpqfcTSBuildExchange(dev, loginType,	// e.g. PLOGI
						&fchs,	// no incoming frame (we are originator)
						NULL,	// no data (no scatter/gather list)
						&ExchangeID);	// fcController->fcExchanges index, -1 if failed
 
		if (!ulStatus)	// Exchange setup OK?
		{
			ulStatus = cpqfcTSStartExchange(dev, ExchangeID);
			if (!ulStatus) {
				// submitted to Tach's Outbound Que (ERQ PI incremented)
				// waited for completion for ELS type (Login frames issued
				// synchronously)
 
				if (loginType == ELS_PDISC) {
					// now, we really shouldn't Revalidate SEST exchanges until
					// we get an ACC reply from our target and verify that
					// the target address/WWN is unchanged.  However, when a fast
					// target gets the PDISC, they can send SEST Exchange data
					// before we even get around to processing the PDISC ACC.
					// Consequently, we lose the I/O.
					// To avoid this, go ahead and Revalidate when the PDISC goes
					// out, anticipating that the ACC will be truly acceptable
					// (this happens 99.9999....% of the time).
					// If we revalidate a SEST write, and write data goes to a
					// target that is NOT the one we originated the WRITE to,
					// that target is required (FCP-SCSI specs, etc) to discard 
					// our WRITE data.
 
					// Re-validate SEST entries (Tachyon hardware assists)
					RevalidateSEST(dev->HostAdapter, pLoggedInPort);
					//TriggerHBA( fcChip->Registers.ReMapMemBase, 1);
				}
			} else	// give up immediately on error
			{
#ifdef LOGIN_DBG
				printk("SendLogins: fcStartExchange failed: %Xh\n", ulStatus);
#endif
				break;
			}
 
 
			if (fcChip->Registers.FMstatus.value & 0x080)	// LDn during Port Disc.
			{
				ulStatus = LNKDWN_OSLS;
#ifdef LOGIN_DBG
				printk("SendLogins: PortDisc aborted (LDn) @alpa %Xh\n", fchs.s_id);
#endif
				break;
			}
			// Check the exchange for bad status (i.e. FrameTimeOut),
			// and complete on bad status (most likely due to BAD_ALPA)
			// on LDn, DPC function may already complete (ABORT) a started
			// exchange, so check type first (type = 0 on complete).
			if (Exchanges->fcExchange[ExchangeID].status) {
#ifdef LOGIN_DBG
				printk("completing x_ID %X on status %Xh\n", ExchangeID, Exchanges->fcExchange[ExchangeID].status);
#endif
				cpqfcTSCompleteExchange(dev->PciDev, fcChip, ExchangeID);
			}
		} else		// Xchange setup failed...
		{
#ifdef LOGIN_DBG
			printk("FC: cpqfcTSBuildExchange failed: %Xh\n", ulStatus);
#endif
			break;
		}
	}
	if (!ulStatus) {
		// set the event signifying that all ALPAs were sent out.
#ifdef LOGIN_DBG
		printk("SendLogins: PortDiscDone\n");
#endif
		dev->PortDiscDone = 1;
		// TL/TS UG, pg. 184
		// 0x0065 = 100ms for RT_TOV
		// 0x01f5 = 500ms for ED_TOV
		fcChip->Registers.ed_tov.value = 0x006501f5L;
		writel(fcChip->Registers.ed_tov.value, (fcChip->Registers.ed_tov.address));
 
		// set the LP_TOV back to ED_TOV (i.e. 500 ms)
		writel(0x00000010, fcChip->Registers.ReMapMemBase + TL_MEM_FM_TIMEOUT2);
	} else {
		printk("SendLogins: failed at xchng %Xh, alpa %Xh, status %Xh\n", ExchangeID, fchs.s_id, ulStatus);
	}
	LEAVE("SendLogins");
 
}
 
// for REPORT_LUNS documentation, see "In-Depth Exploration of Scsi",
// D. Deming, 1994, pg 7-19 (ISBN 1-879936-08-9)
static void ScsiReportLunsDone(Scsi_Cmnd * Cmnd)
{
	struct Scsi_Host *shpnt = Cmnd->host;
	CPQFCHBA *dev = (CPQFCHBA *) shpnt->hostdata;
	PTACHYON fcChip = &dev->fcChip;
	FC_EXCHANGES *Exchanges = fcChip->Exchanges;
	PFC_LOGGEDIN_PORT pLoggedInPort;
	int LunListLen = 0;
	int i;
	u32 x_ID = 0xFFFFFFFF;
	u8 *ucBuff = Cmnd->request_buffer;
 
	//  printk("cpqfcTS: ReportLunsDone \n");
	// first, we need to find the Exchange for this command,
	// so we can find the fcPort struct to make the indicated
	// changes.
	for (i = 0; i < TACH_SEST_LEN; i++) {
		if (Exchanges->fcExchange[i].type	// exchange defined?
		    && (Exchanges->fcExchange[i].Cmnd == Cmnd))	// matches?
 
		{
			x_ID = i;	// found exchange!
			break;
		}
	}
	if (x_ID == 0xFFFFFFFF) {
//		printk("cpqfcTS: ReportLuns failed - no FC Exchange\n");
		goto Done;	// Report Luns FC Exchange gone; 
		// exchange probably Terminated by Implicit logout
	}
 
	// search linked list for the port_id we sent INQUIRY to
	pLoggedInPort = fcFindLoggedInPort(fcChip, NULL,	// DON'T search Scsi Nexus (we will set it)
					   Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].fchs.d_id & 0xFFFFFF, NULL,	// DON'T search linked list for FC WWN
					   NULL);	// DON'T care about end of list
 
	if (!pLoggedInPort) {
//		printk("cpqfcTS: ReportLuns failed - device gone\n");
		goto Done;	// error! can't find logged in Port
	}
	LunListLen = ucBuff[3];
	LunListLen += ucBuff[2] >> 8;
 
	if (!LunListLen)	// failed
	{
		// generically speaking, a soft error means we should retry...
		if ((Cmnd->result >> 16) == DID_SOFT_ERROR) {
			if (((Cmnd->sense_buffer[2] & 0xF) == 0x6) && (Cmnd->sense_buffer[12] == 0x29))	// Sense Code "reset"
			{
				TachFCHDR_GCMND *fchs = &Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].fchs;
				// did we fail because of "check condition, device reset?"
				// e.g. the device was reset (i.e., at every power up)
				// retry the Report Luns
 
				// who are we sending it to?
				// we know this because we have a copy of the command
				// frame from the original Report Lun command -
				// switch the d_id/s_id fields, because the Exchange Build
				// context is "reply to source".
 
				fchs->s_id = fchs->d_id;	// (temporarily re-use the struct)
				cpqfcTSPutLinkQue(dev, SCSI_REPORT_LUNS, fchs);
			}
		} else		// probably, the device doesn't support Report Luns
			pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.VolumeSetAddressing = 0;
	} else			// we have LUN info - check VSA mode
	{
		// for now, assume all LUNs will have same addr mode
		// for VSA, payload byte 8 will be 0x40; otherwise, 0
		pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.VolumeSetAddressing = ucBuff[8];
 
		// Since we got a Report Luns answer, set lun masking flag
		pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.LunMasking = 1;
 
		if (LunListLen > 8 * CPQFCTS_MAX_LUN)	// We expect CPQFCTS_MAX_LUN max
			LunListLen = 8 * CPQFCTS_MAX_LUN;
 
/*   
		printk("Device WWN %08X%08X Reports Luns @: ", 
			(u32)(pLoggedInPort->u.liWWN &0xFFFFFFFF), 
			(u32)(pLoggedInPort->u.liWWN>>32));
 
		for( i=8; i<LunListLen+8; i+=8)
		{  
			printk("%02X%02X ", ucBuff[i], ucBuff[i+1] );
		}
		printk("\n");
*/
 
		// Since the device was kind enough to tell us where the
		// LUNs are, lets ensure they are contiguous for Linux's
		// SCSI driver scan, which expects them to start at 0.
		// Since Linux only supports 8 LUNs, only copy the first
		// eight from the report luns command
 
		// e.g., the Compaq RA4x00 f/w Rev 2.54 and above may report
		// LUNs 4001, 4004, etc., because other LUNs are masked from
		// this HBA (owned by someone else).  We'll make those appear as
		// LUN 0, 1... to Linux
		{
			int j;
			int AppendLunList = 0;
			// Walk through the LUN list.  The 'j' array number is
			// Linux's lun #, while the value of .lun[j] is the target's
			// lun #.
			// Once we build a LUN list, it's possible for a known device 
			// to go offline while volumes (LUNs) are added.  Later,
			// the device will do another PLOGI ... Report Luns command,
			// and we must not alter the existing Linux Lun map.
			// (This will be very rare).
			for (j = 0; j < CPQFCTS_MAX_LUN; j++) {
				if (pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.lun[j] != 0xFF) {
					AppendLunList = 1;
					break;
				}
			}
			if (AppendLunList) {
				int k;
				int FreeLunIndex;
//				printk("cpqfcTS: AppendLunList\n");
 
				// If we get a new Report Luns, we cannot change
				// any existing LUN mapping! (Only additive entry)
				// For all LUNs in ReportLun list
				// if RL lun != ScsiNexus lun
				//   if RL lun present in ScsiNexus lun[], continue
				//   else find ScsiNexus lun[]==FF and add, continue
 
				for (i = 8, j = 0; i < LunListLen + 8 && j < CPQFCTS_MAX_LUN; i += 8, j++) {
					if (pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.lun[j] != ucBuff[i + 1]) {
						// something changed from the last Report Luns
						printk(" cpqfcTS: Report Lun change!\n");
						for (k = 0, FreeLunIndex = CPQFCTS_MAX_LUN; k < CPQFCTS_MAX_LUN; k++) {
							if (pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.lun[k] == 0xFF) {
								FreeLunIndex = k;
								break;
							}
							if (pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.lun[k] == ucBuff[i + 1])
								break;	// we already masked this lun
						}
						if (k >= CPQFCTS_MAX_LUN) {
							printk(" no room for new LUN %d\n", ucBuff[i + 1]);
						} else if (k == FreeLunIndex)	// need to add LUN
						{
							pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.lun[k] = ucBuff[i + 1];
//							printk("add [%d]->%02d\n", k, pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.lun[k]);
 
						} else {
							// lun already known
						}
						break;
					}
				}
				// print out the new list...
				for (j = 0; j < CPQFCTS_MAX_LUN; j++) {
					if (pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.lun[j] == 0xFF)
						break;	// done
//					printk("[%d]->%02d ", j, pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.lun[j]);
				}
			} else {
//				printk("Linux SCSI LUNs[] -> Device LUNs: ");
				// first time - this is easy
				for (i = 8, j = 0; i < LunListLen + 8 && j < CPQFCTS_MAX_LUN; i += 8, j++) {
					pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.lun[j] = ucBuff[i + 1];
//					printk("[%d]->%02d ", j, pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.lun[j]);
				}
//				printk("\n");
			}
		}
	}
 
      Done:;
}
 
static void call_scsi_done(Scsi_Cmnd * Cmnd)
{
	// We have to reinitialize sent_command here, so the scsi-mid
	// layer won't re-use the scsi command leaving it set incorrectly.
	// (incorrectly for our purposes...it's normally unused.)
 
	if (Cmnd->SCp.sent_command != 0) {	// was it a passthru?
		Cmnd->SCp.sent_command = 0;
		Cmnd->result &= 0xff00ffff;
		Cmnd->result |= (DID_PASSTHROUGH << 16);	// prevents retry
	}
	if (Cmnd->scsi_done != NULL)
		(*Cmnd->scsi_done) (Cmnd);
}
 
// After successfully getting a "Process Login" (PRLI) from an
// FC port, we want to Discover the LUNs so that we know the
// addressing type (e.g., FCP-SCSI Volume Set Address, Peripheral
// Unit Device), and whether SSP (Selective Storage Presentation or
// Lun Masking) has made the LUN numbers non-zero based or 
// non-contiguous.  To remain backward compatible with the SCSI-2
// driver model, which expects a contiguous LUNs starting at 0,
// will use the ReportLuns info to map from "device" to "Linux" 
// LUNs.
static void IssueReportLunsCommand(CPQFCHBA * dev, TachFCHDR_GCMND * fchs)
{
	PTACHYON fcChip = &dev->fcChip;
	PFC_LOGGEDIN_PORT pLoggedInPort;
	Scsi_Cmnd *Cmnd;
	s32 x_ID;
	u32 ulStatus;
	u8 *ucBuff;
 
	if (!dev->PortDiscDone)	// cleared by LDn
	{
		printk("Discard Q'd ReportLun command\n");
		goto Done;
	}
	// find the device (from port_id) we're talking to
	pLoggedInPort = fcFindLoggedInPort(fcChip, NULL,	// DON'T search Scsi Nexus 
					   fchs->s_id & 0xFFFFFF, NULL,	// DON'T search linked list for FC WWN
					   NULL);	// DON'T care about end of list
	if (pLoggedInPort)	// we'd BETTER find it!
	{
 
 
		if (!(pLoggedInPort->fcp_info & TARGET_FUNCTION))
			goto Done;	// forget it - FC device not a "target"
 
		// now use the port's Scsi Command buffer for the 
		// Report Luns Command
 
		Cmnd = &pLoggedInPort->ScsiCmnd;
		ucBuff = pLoggedInPort->ReportLunsPayload;
 
		memset(Cmnd, 0, sizeof(Scsi_Cmnd));
		memset(ucBuff, 0, REPORT_LUNS_PL);
 
		Cmnd->scsi_done = ScsiReportLunsDone;
		Cmnd->host = dev->HostAdapter;
 
		Cmnd->request_buffer = pLoggedInPort->ReportLunsPayload;
		Cmnd->request_bufflen = REPORT_LUNS_PL;
 
		Cmnd->cmnd[0] = 0xA0;
		Cmnd->cmnd[8] = REPORT_LUNS_PL >> 8;
		Cmnd->cmnd[9] = (u8) REPORT_LUNS_PL;
		Cmnd->cmd_len = 12;
 
		Cmnd->channel = pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.channel;
		Cmnd->target = pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.target;
 
 
		ulStatus = cpqfcTSBuildExchange(dev, SCSI_IRE, fchs, Cmnd,	// buffer for Report Lun data
						&x_ID);	// fcController->fcExchanges index, -1 if failed
 
		if (!ulStatus)	// Exchange setup?
		{
			ulStatus = cpqfcTSStartExchange(dev, x_ID);
			if (!ulStatus) {
				// submitted to Tach's Outbound Que (ERQ PI incremented)
				// waited for completion for ELS type (Login frames issued
				// synchronously)
			} else
				// check reason for Exchange not being started - we might
				// want to Queue and start later, or fail with error
			{
			}
		}
 
		else		// Xchange setup failed...
			printk(" cpqfcTSBuildExchange failed: %Xh\n", ulStatus);
	} else			// like, we just got a PRLI ACC, and now the port is gone?
	{
		printk(" can't send ReportLuns - no login for port_id %Xh\n", fchs->s_id & 0xFFFFFF);
	}
Done:;
}
 
static void CompleteBoardLockCmnd(CPQFCHBA * dev)
{
	int i;
	for (i = CPQFCTS_REQ_QUEUE_LEN - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
		if (dev->BoardLockCmnd[i] != NULL) {
			Scsi_Cmnd *Cmnd = dev->BoardLockCmnd[i];
			dev->BoardLockCmnd[i] = NULL;
			Cmnd->result = (DID_SOFT_ERROR << 16);	// ask for retry
//			printk(" BoardLockCmnd[%d] %p Complete, chnl/target/lun %d/%d/%d\n",
//				i,Cmnd, Cmnd->channel, Cmnd->target, Cmnd->lun);
			call_scsi_done(Cmnd);
		}
	}
}
 
// runs every 1 second for FC exchange timeouts and implicit FC device logouts
 
void cpqfcTSheartbeat(unsigned long ptr)
{
	CPQFCHBA *dev = (CPQFCHBA *) ptr;
	PTACHYON fcChip = &dev->fcChip;
	FC_EXCHANGES *Exchanges = fcChip->Exchanges;
	PFC_LOGGEDIN_PORT pLoggedInPort = &fcChip->fcPorts;
	u32 i;
	unsigned long flags;
	DECLARE_MUTEX_LOCKED(BoardLock);
 
	PCI_TRACE(0xA8)
 
	if (dev->BoardLock)	// Worker Task Running?
		goto Skip;
 
	spin_lock_irqsave(&io_request_lock, flags);	// STOP _que function
 
	PCI_TRACE(0xA8)
 
	dev->BoardLock = &BoardLock;	// stop Linux SCSI command queuing
 
	// release the IO lock (and re-enable interrupts)
	spin_unlock_irqrestore(&io_request_lock, flags);
 
	// Ensure no contention from  _quecommand or Worker process 
	CPQ_SPINLOCK_HBA(dev)
 
	PCI_TRACE(0xA8)
 
	disable_irq(dev->HostAdapter->irq);	// our IRQ
 
	// Complete the "bad target" commands (normally only used during
	// initialization, since we aren't supposed to call "scsi_done"
	// inside the queuecommand() function).  (this is overly contorted,
	// scsi_done can be safely called from queuecommand for
	// this bad target case.  May want to simplify this later)
 
	for (i = 0; i < CPQFCTS_MAX_TARGET_ID; i++) {
		if (dev->BadTargetCmnd[i]) {
			Scsi_Cmnd *Cmnd = dev->BadTargetCmnd[i];
			dev->BadTargetCmnd[i] = NULL;
			Cmnd->result = (DID_BAD_TARGET << 16);
			call_scsi_done(Cmnd);
		} else
			break;
	}
 
 
	// logged in ports -- re-login check (ports required to verify login with
	// PDISC after LIP within 2 secs)
 
	// prevent contention
	while (pLoggedInPort)	// for all ports which are expecting
				// PDISC after the next LIP, check to see if
				// time is up!
	{
		// Important: we only detect "timeout" condition on TRANSITION
		// from non-zero to zero
		if (pLoggedInPort->LOGO_timer)	// time-out "armed"?
		{
			if (!(--pLoggedInPort->LOGO_timer))	// DEC from 1 to 0?
			{
				// LOGOUT time!  Per PLDA, PDISC hasn't complete in 2 secs, so
				// issue LOGO request and destroy all I/O with other FC port(s).
 
/*          
			        printk(" ~cpqfcTS heartbeat: LOGOut!~ ");
        			printk("Linux SCSI Chanl/Target %d/%d (port_id %06Xh) WWN %08X%08X\n", 
				        pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.channel, 
				        pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.target, 
					pLoggedInPort->port_id,
				        (u32)(pLoggedInPort->u.liWWN &0xFFFFFFFF), 
				        (u32)(pLoggedInPort->u.liWWN>>32));
*/
				cpqfcTSImplicitLogout(dev, pLoggedInPort);
 
			}
			// else simply decremented - maybe next time...
		}
		pLoggedInPort = pLoggedInPort->pNextPort;
	}
 
	// ************  FC EXCHANGE TIMEOUT CHECK **************
 
	for (i = 0; i < TACH_MAX_XID; i++) {
		if (Exchanges->fcExchange[i].type)	// exchange defined?
		{
 
			if (!Exchanges->fcExchange[i].timeOut)	// time expired
			{
				// Set Exchange timeout status
				Exchanges->fcExchange[i].status |= FC2_TIMEOUT;
 
				if (i >= TACH_SEST_LEN)	// Link Service Exchange
				{
					cpqfcTSCompleteExchange(dev->PciDev, fcChip, i);	// Don't "abort" LinkService
				}
				else	// SEST Exchange TO -- may post ABTS to Worker Thread Que
				{
					// (Make sure we don't keep timing it out; let other functions
					// complete it or set the timeOut as needed)
					Exchanges->fcExchange[i].timeOut = 30000;	// seconds default
 
					if (Exchanges->fcExchange[i].type & (BLS_ABTS | BLS_ABTS_ACC)) {
						// For BLS_ABTS*, an upper level might still have
						// an outstanding command waiting for low-level completion.
						// Also, in the case of a WRITE, we MUST get confirmation
						// of either ABTS ACC or RJT before re-using the Exchange.
						// It's possible that the RAID cache algorithm can hang
						// if we fail to complete a WRITE to a LBA, when a READ
						// comes later to that same LBA.  Therefore, we must
						// ensure that the target verifies receipt of ABTS for
						// the exchange
 
						printk("~TO Q'd ABTS (x_ID %Xh)~ ", i);
//						TriggerHBA( fcChip->Registers.ReMapMemBase);
 
						// On timeout of a ABTS exchange, check to
						// see if the FC device has a current valid login.
						// If so, restart it.
						pLoggedInPort = fcFindLoggedInPort(fcChip, Exchanges->fcExchange[i].Cmnd,	// find Scsi Nexus
										   0,	// DON'T search linked list for FC port id
										   NULL,	// DON'T search linked list for FC WWN
										   NULL);	// DON'T care about end of list
						// device exists?
						if (pLoggedInPort)	// device exists?
						{
							if (pLoggedInPort->prli)	// logged in for FCP-SCSI?
							{
								// attempt to restart the ABTS
								printk(" ~restarting ABTS~ ");
								cpqfcTSStartExchange(dev, i);
 
							}
						}
					} else	// not an ABTS
					{
 
						// We expect the WorkerThread to change the xchng type to
						// abort and set appropriate timeout.
						cpqfcTSPutLinkQue(dev, BLS_ABTS, &i);	// timed-out
					}
				}
			} else	// time not expired...
			{
				// decrement timeout: 1 or more seconds left
				--Exchanges->fcExchange[i].timeOut;
			}
		}
	}
 
	enable_irq(dev->HostAdapter->irq);
	CPQ_SPINUNLOCK_HBA(dev)
	dev->BoardLock = NULL;	// Linux SCSI commands may be queued
	// Now, complete any Cmnd we Q'd up while BoardLock was held
	CompleteBoardLockCmnd(dev);
	// restart the timer to run again (1 sec later)
Skip:
	mod_timer(&dev->cpqfcTStimer, jiffies + HZ);
	PCI_TRACEO(i, 0xA8)
	return;
}
 
 
// put valid FC-AL physical address in spec order
static const u8 valid_al_pa[] = {
	0xef, 0xe8, 0xe4, 0xe2,
	0xe1, 0xE0, 0xDC, 0xDA,
	0xD9, 0xD6, 0xD5, 0xD4,
	0xD3, 0xD2, 0xD1, 0xCe,
	0xCd, 0xCc, 0xCb, 0xCa,
	0xC9, 0xC7, 0xC6, 0xC5,
	0xC3, 0xBc, 0xBa, 0xB9,
	0xB6, 0xB5, 0xB4, 0xB3,
	0xB2, 0xB1, 0xae, 0xad,
	0xAc, 0xAb, 0xAa, 0xA9,
 
	0xA7, 0xA6, 0xA5, 0xA3,
	0x9f, 0x9e, 0x9d, 0x9b,
	0x98, 0x97, 0x90, 0x8f,
	0x88, 0x84, 0x82, 0x81,
	0x80, 0x7c, 0x7a, 0x79,
	0x76, 0x75, 0x74, 0x73,
	0x72, 0x71, 0x6e, 0x6d,
	0x6c, 0x6b, 0x6a, 0x69,
	0x67, 0x66, 0x65, 0x63,
	0x5c, 0x5a, 0x59, 0x56,
 
	0x55, 0x54, 0x53, 0x52,
	0x51, 0x4e, 0x4d, 0x4c,
	0x4b, 0x4a, 0x49, 0x47,
	0x46, 0x45, 0x43, 0x3c,
	0x3a, 0x39, 0x36, 0x35,
	0x34, 0x33, 0x32, 0x31,
	0x2e, 0x2d, 0x2c, 0x2b,
	0x2a, 0x29, 0x27, 0x26,
	0x25, 0x23, 0x1f, 0x1E,
	0x1d, 0x1b, 0x18, 0x17,
 
	0x10, 0x0f, 8, 4, 2, 1
};				// ALPA 0 (Fabric) is special case
 
const int number_of_al_pa = (sizeof(valid_al_pa));
 
// this function looks up an al_pa from the table of valid al_pa's
// we decrement from the last decimal loop ID, because soft al_pa
// (our typical case) are assigned with highest priority (and high al_pa)
// first.  See "In-Depth FC-AL", R. Kembel pg. 38
// INPUTS:
//   al_pa - 24 bit port identifier (8 bit al_pa on private loop)
// RETURN:
//  Loop ID - serves are index to array of logged in ports
//  -1      - invalid al_pa (not all 8 bit values are legal)
 
#if (0)
static int GetLoopID(u32 al_pa)
{
	int i;
 
	for (i = number_of_al_pa - 1; i >= 0; i--)	// dec.
	{
		if (valid_al_pa[i] == (u8) al_pa)	// take lowest 8 bits
			return i;	// success - found valid al_pa; return decimal LoopID
	}
	return -1;		// failed - not found
}
#endif
 
 
// Search the singly (forward) linked list "fcPorts" looking for 
// either the SCSI target (if != -1), port_id (if not NULL), 
// or WWN (if not null), in that specific order.
// If we find a SCSI nexus (from Cmnd arg), set the SCp.phase
// field according to VSA or PDU
// RETURNS:
//   Ptr to logged in port struct if found
//     (NULL if not found)
//   pLastLoggedInPort - ptr to last struct (for adding new ones)
// 
PFC_LOGGEDIN_PORT fcFindLoggedInPort(PTACHYON fcChip, Scsi_Cmnd * Cmnd,	// search linked list for Scsi Nexus (channel/target/lun)
				     u32 port_id,	// search linked list for al_pa, or
				     u8 wwn[8],	// search linked list for WWN, or...
				     PFC_LOGGEDIN_PORT * pLastLoggedInPort)
{
	PFC_LOGGEDIN_PORT pLoggedInPort = &fcChip->fcPorts;
	u8 target_id_valid = 0;
	u8 port_id_valid = 0;
	u8 wwn_valid = 0;
	int i;
 
 
	if (Cmnd != NULL)
		target_id_valid = 1;
 
	else if (port_id)	// note! 24-bit NULL address is illegal
		port_id_valid = 1;
 
	else {
		if (wwn)	// non-null arg? (OK to pass NULL when not searching WWN)
		{
			for (i = 0; i < 8; i++)	// valid WWN passed?  NULL WWN invalid
			{
				if (wwn[i] != 0)
					wwn_valid = 1;	// any non-zero byte makes (presumably) valid
			}
		}
	}
	// check other options ...
 
 
	// In case multiple search options are given, we use a priority
	// scheme:
	// While valid pLoggedIn Ptr
	//   If port_id is valid
	//     if port_id matches, return Ptr
	//   If wwn is valid
	//     if wwn matches, return Ptr
	//   Next Ptr in list
	//
	// Return NULL (not found)
 
 
	while (pLoggedInPort)	// NULL marks end of list (1st ptr always valid)
	{
		if (pLastLoggedInPort)	// caller's pointer valid?
			*pLastLoggedInPort = pLoggedInPort;	// end of linked list
 
		if (target_id_valid) {
			// check Linux Scsi Cmnd for channel/target Nexus match
			// (all luns are accessed through matching "pLoggedInPort")
			if ((pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.target == Cmnd->target)
			    && (pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.channel == Cmnd->channel)) {
				// For "passthru" modes, the IOCTL caller is responsible
				// for setting the FCP-LUN addressing
				if (!Cmnd->SCp.sent_command)	// NOT passthru?
				{
 
					// set the FCP-LUN addressing type
					Cmnd->SCp.phase = pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.VolumeSetAddressing;
 
					// set the Device Type we got from the snooped INQUIRY string
					Cmnd->SCp.Message = pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.InqDeviceType;
 
					// handle LUN masking; if not "default" (illegal) lun value,
					// the use it.  These lun values are set by a successful
					// Report Luns command
					if (pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.LunMasking == 1) {
						// we KNOW all the valid LUNs... 0xFF is invalid!
						if (Cmnd->lun > sizeof(pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.lun)){
							// printk("cpqfcTS FATAL: Invalid LUN index !!!!\n ");
							return NULL;
						}
						Cmnd->SCp.have_data_in = pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.lun[Cmnd->lun];
						if (pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.lun[Cmnd->lun] == 0xFF)
							return NULL;
						// printk("xlating lun %d to 0x%02x\n", Cmnd->lun, 
						//  pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.lun[Cmnd->lun]);
					} else
						Cmnd->SCp.have_data_in = Cmnd->lun;	// Linux & target luns match
				}
				break;	// found it!
			}
		}
 
		if (port_id_valid)	// look for alpa first
		{
			if (pLoggedInPort->port_id == port_id)
				break;	// found it!
		}
		if (wwn_valid)	// look for wwn second
		{
 
			if (!memcmp(&pLoggedInPort->u.ucWWN[0], &wwn[0], 8)) {
				// all 8 bytes of WWN match
				break;	// found it!
			}
		}
 
		pLoggedInPort = pLoggedInPort->pNextPort;	// try next port
	}
 
	return pLoggedInPort;
}
 
// 
// We need to examine the SEST table and re-validate
// any open Exchanges for this LoggedInPort
// To make Tachyon pay attention, Freeze FCP assists,
// set VAL bits, Unfreeze FCP assists
static void RevalidateSEST(struct Scsi_Host *shpnt, PFC_LOGGEDIN_PORT pLoggedInPort)
{
	CPQFCHBA *dev = (CPQFCHBA *) shpnt->hostdata;
	PTACHYON fcChip = &dev->fcChip;
	FC_EXCHANGES *Exchanges = fcChip->Exchanges;
	u32 x_ID;
	u8 TachFroze = 0;
 
 
	// re-validate any SEST exchanges that are permitted
	// to survive the link down (e.g., good PDISC performed)
	for (x_ID = 0; x_ID < TACH_SEST_LEN; x_ID++) {
 
		// If the SEST entry port_id matches the pLoggedInPort,
		// we need to re-validate
		if ((Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].type == SCSI_IRE)
		    || (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].type == SCSI_IWE)) {
			if ((Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].fchs.d_id & 0xFFFFFF) == pLoggedInPort->port_id) 	// (24-bit port ID)
			{
//				printk(" re-val xID %Xh ", x_ID);
				if (!TachFroze)	// freeze if not already frozen
					TachFroze |= FreezeTach(dev);
				fcChip->SEST->u[x_ID].IWE.Hdr_Len |= 0x80000000;	// set VAL bit
			}
		}
	}
	if (TachFroze) {
		fcChip->UnFreezeTachyon(fcChip, 2);	// both ERQ and FCP assists
	}
}
 
 
// Complete an Linux Cmnds that we Queued because
// our FC link was down (cause immediate retry)
 
static void UnblockScsiDevice(struct Scsi_Host *shpnt, PFC_LOGGEDIN_PORT pLoggedInPort)
{
//  Scsi_Device *sdev = shpnt->host_queue;
	CPQFCHBA *dev = (CPQFCHBA *) shpnt->hostdata;
	Scsi_Cmnd **SCptr = &dev->LinkDnCmnd[0];
	Scsi_Cmnd *Cmnd;
	int indx;
 
	// if the device was previously "blocked", make sure
	// we unblock it so Linux SCSI will resume
 
	pLoggedInPort->device_blocked = 0;	// clear our flag
 
	// check the Link Down command ptr buffer;
	// we can complete now causing immediate retry
	for (indx = 0; indx < CPQFCTS_REQ_QUEUE_LEN; indx++, SCptr++) {
		if (*SCptr != NULL)	// scsi command to complete?
		{
#ifdef DUMMYCMND_DBG
			printk("complete Cmnd %p in LinkDnCmnd[%d]\n", *SCptr, indx);
#endif
			Cmnd = *SCptr;
 
			// Are there any Q'd commands for this target?
			if ((Cmnd->target == pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.target)
			    && (Cmnd->channel == pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.channel)) {
				Cmnd->result = (DID_SOFT_ERROR << 16);	// force retry
				if (Cmnd->scsi_done == NULL) {
					printk("LinkDnCmnd scsi_done ptr null, port_id %Xh\n", pLoggedInPort->port_id);
					Cmnd->SCp.sent_command = 0;
				} else
					call_scsi_done(Cmnd);
				*SCptr = NULL;	// free this slot for next use
			}
		}
	}
}
 
 
//#define WWN_DBG 1
 
static void SetLoginFields(PFC_LOGGEDIN_PORT pLoggedInPort, TachFCHDR_GCMND * fchs, u8 PDisc, u8 Originator)
{
	LOGIN_PAYLOAD logi;	// FC-PH Port Login
	PRLI_REQUEST prli;	// copy for BIG ENDIAN switch
	int i;
#ifdef WWN_DBG
	u32 ulBuff;
#endif
 
	BigEndianSwap((u8 *) & fchs->pl[0], (u8 *) & logi, sizeof(logi));
 
	pLoggedInPort->Originator = Originator;
	pLoggedInPort->port_id = fchs->s_id & 0xFFFFFF;
 
	switch (fchs->pl[0] & 0xffff) {
	case 0x00000002:	//  PLOGI or PDISC ACCept?
		if (PDisc)	// PDISC accept
			goto PDISC_case;
 
	case 0x00000003:	//  ELS_PLOGI or ELS_PLOGI_ACC
 
		// Login BB_credit typically 0 for Tachyons
		pLoggedInPort->BB_credit = logi.cmn_services.bb_credit;
 
		// e.g. 128, 256, 1024, 2048 per FC-PH spec
		// We have to use this when setting up SEST Writes,
		// since that determines frame size we send.
		pLoggedInPort->rx_data_size = logi.class3.rx_data_size;
		pLoggedInPort->plogi = 1;
		pLoggedInPort->pdisc = 0;
		pLoggedInPort->prli = 0;	// ELS_PLOGI resets
		pLoggedInPort->flogi = 0;	// ELS_PLOGI resets
		pLoggedInPort->logo = 0;	// ELS_PLOGI resets
		pLoggedInPort->LOGO_counter = 0;	// ELS_PLOGI resets
		pLoggedInPort->LOGO_timer = 0;	// ELS_PLOGI resets
 
		// was this PLOGI to a Fabric?
		if (pLoggedInPort->port_id == 0xFFFFFC)	// well know address
			pLoggedInPort->flogi = 1;
 
 
		for (i = 0; i < 8; i++)	// copy the LOGIN port's WWN
			pLoggedInPort->u.ucWWN[i] = logi.port_name[i];
 
#ifdef WWN_DBG
		ulBuff = (u32) pLoggedInPort->u.liWWN;
		if (pLoggedInPort->Originator)
			printk("o");
		else
			printk("r");
		printk("PLOGI port_id %Xh, WWN %08X", pLoggedInPort->port_id, ulBuff);
 
		ulBuff = (u32) (pLoggedInPort->u.liWWN >> 32);
		printk("%08Xh fcPort %p\n", ulBuff, pLoggedInPort);
#endif
		break;
 
	case 0x00000005:	//  ELS_LOGO (logout)
		pLoggedInPort->plogi = 0;
		pLoggedInPort->pdisc = 0;
		pLoggedInPort->prli = 0;	// ELS_PLOGI resets
		pLoggedInPort->flogi = 0;	// ELS_PLOGI resets
		pLoggedInPort->logo = 1;	// ELS_PLOGI resets
		pLoggedInPort->LOGO_counter++;	// ELS_PLOGI resets
		pLoggedInPort->LOGO_timer = 0;
#ifdef WWN_DBG
		ulBuff = (u32) pLoggedInPort->u.liWWN;
		if (pLoggedInPort->Originator)
			printk("o");
		else
			printk("r");
		printk("LOGO port_id %Xh, WWN %08X", pLoggedInPort->port_id, ulBuff);
 
		ulBuff = (u32) (pLoggedInPort->u.liWWN >> 32);
		printk("%08Xh\n", ulBuff);
#endif
		break;
 
	PDISC_case:
	case 0x00000050:	//  ELS_PDISC or ELS_PDISC_ACC
		pLoggedInPort->LOGO_timer = 0;	// stop the time-out
 
		pLoggedInPort->prli = 1;	// ready to accept FCP-SCSI I/O
#ifdef WWN_DBG
		ulBuff = (u32) pLoggedInPort->u.liWWN;
		if (pLoggedInPort->Originator)
			printk("o");
		else
			printk("r");
		printk("PDISC port_id %Xh, WWN %08X", pLoggedInPort->port_id, ulBuff);
 
		ulBuff = (u32) (pLoggedInPort->u.liWWN >> 32);
		printk("%08Xh\n", ulBuff);
#endif
		break;
 
	case 0x1020L:		//  PRLI?
	case 0x1002L:		//  PRLI ACCept?
		BigEndianSwap((u8 *) & fchs->pl[0], (u8 *) & prli, sizeof(prli));
 
		pLoggedInPort->fcp_info = prli.fcp_info;	// target/initiator flags
		pLoggedInPort->prli = 1;	// PLOGI resets, PDISC doesn't
 
		pLoggedInPort->pdisc = 1;	// expect to send (or receive) PDISC
		// next time
		pLoggedInPort->LOGO_timer = 0;	// will be set next LinkDown
#ifdef WWN_DBG
		ulBuff = (u32) pLoggedInPort->u.liWWN;
		if (pLoggedInPort->Originator)
			printk("o");
		else
			printk("r");
		printk("PRLI port_id %Xh, WWN %08X", pLoggedInPort->port_id, ulBuff);
 
		ulBuff = (u32) (pLoggedInPort->u.liWWN >> 32);
		printk("%08Xh\n", ulBuff);
#endif
		break;
	}
	return;
}
 
static void BuildLinkServicePayload(PTACHYON fcChip, u32 type, void *payload)
{
	LOGIN_PAYLOAD *plogi;	// FC-PH Port Login
	LOGIN_PAYLOAD PlogiPayload;	// copy for BIG ENDIAN switch
	PRLI_REQUEST *prli;	// FCP-SCSI Process Login
	PRLI_REQUEST PrliPayload;	// copy for BIG ENDIAN switch
	LOGOUT_PAYLOAD *logo;
	LOGOUT_PAYLOAD LogoutPayload;
//	PRLO_REQUEST  *prlo;
//	PRLO_REQUEST  PrloPayload;
	REJECT_MESSAGE rjt, *prjt;
 
	memset(&PlogiPayload, 0, sizeof(PlogiPayload));
	plogi = &PlogiPayload;	// load into stack buffer,
	// then BIG-ENDIAN switch a copy to caller
 
	switch (type)		// payload type can be ELS_PLOGI, ELS_PRLI, ADISC, ...
	{
	case ELS_FDISC:
	case ELS_FLOGI:
	case ELS_PLOGI_ACC:	// FC-PH PORT Login Accept
	case ELS_PLOGI:	// FC-PH PORT Login
	case ELS_PDISC:	// FC-PH2 Port Discovery - same payload as ELS_PLOGI
		plogi->login_cmd = LS_PLOGI;
		if (type == ELS_PDISC)
			plogi->login_cmd = LS_PDISC;
		else if (type == ELS_PLOGI_ACC)
			plogi->login_cmd = LS_ACC;
 
		plogi->cmn_services.bb_credit = 0x00;
		plogi->cmn_services.lowest_ver = fcChip->lowest_FCPH_ver;
		plogi->cmn_services.highest_ver = fcChip->highest_FCPH_ver;
		plogi->cmn_services.bb_rx_size = TACHLITE_TS_RX_SIZE;
		plogi->cmn_services.common_features = CONTINUOSLY_INCREASING | RANDOM_RELATIVE_OFFSET;
 
		// fill in with World Wide Name based Port Name - 8 u8s
		// get from Tach registers WWN hi & lo
		LoadWWN(fcChip, plogi->port_name, 0);
		// fill in with World Wide Name based Node/Fabric Name - 8 u8s
		// get from Tach registers WWN hi & lo
		LoadWWN(fcChip, plogi->node_name, 1);
 
		// For Seagate Drives.
		//
		plogi->cmn_services.common_features |= 0x800;
		plogi->cmn_services.rel_offset = 0xFE;
		plogi->cmn_services.concurrent_seq = 1;
		plogi->class1.service_options = 0x00;
		plogi->class2.service_options = 0x00;
		plogi->class3.service_options = CLASS_VALID;
		plogi->class3.initiator_control = 0x00;
		plogi->class3.rx_data_size = MAX_RX_PAYLOAD;
		plogi->class3.recipient_control = ERROR_DISCARD | ONE_CATEGORY_SEQUENCE;
		plogi->class3.concurrent_sequences = 1;
		plogi->class3.open_sequences = 1;
		plogi->vendor_id[0] = 'C';
		plogi->vendor_id[1] = 'Q';
		plogi->vendor_version[0] = 'C';
		plogi->vendor_version[1] = 'Q';
		plogi->vendor_version[2] = ' ';
		plogi->vendor_version[3] = '0';
		plogi->vendor_version[4] = '0';
		plogi->vendor_version[5] = '0';
 
		// FLOGI specific fields... (see FC-FLA, Rev 2.7, Aug 1999, sec 5.1)
		if ((type == ELS_FLOGI) || (type == ELS_FDISC)) {
			if (type == ELS_FLOGI)
				plogi->login_cmd = LS_FLOGI;
			else
				plogi->login_cmd = LS_FDISC;
 
			plogi->cmn_services.lowest_ver = 0x20;
			plogi->cmn_services.common_features = 0x0800;
			plogi->cmn_services.rel_offset = 0;
			plogi->cmn_services.concurrent_seq = 0;
 
			plogi->class3.service_options = 0x8800;
			plogi->class3.rx_data_size = 0;
			plogi->class3.recipient_control = 0;
			plogi->class3.concurrent_sequences = 0;
			plogi->class3.open_sequences = 0;
		}
		// copy back to caller's buff, w/ BIG ENDIAN swap
		BigEndianSwap((u8 *) & PlogiPayload, payload, sizeof(PlogiPayload));
		break;
 
	case ELS_ACC:		// generic Extended Link Service ACCept     
		plogi->login_cmd = LS_ACC;
		// copy back to caller's buff, w/ BIG ENDIAN swap
		BigEndianSwap((u8 *) & PlogiPayload, payload, 4);
		break;
 
	case ELS_SCR:		// Fabric State Change Registration
		{
			SCR_PL scr;	// state change registration
 
			memset(&scr, 0, sizeof(scr));
 
			scr.command = LS_SCR;	// 0x62000000
			// see FC-FLA, Rev 2.7, Table A.22 (pg 82)
			scr.function = 3;	// 1 = Events detected by Fabric
			// 2 = N_Port detected registration
			// 3 = Full registration
 
			// copy back to caller's buff, w/ BIG ENDIAN swap
			BigEndianSwap((u8 *) & scr, payload, sizeof(SCR_PL));
		}
		break;
 
	case FCS_NSR:		// Fabric Name Service Request
		{
			NSR_PL nsr;	// Name Server Req. payload
 
			memset(&nsr, 0, sizeof(NSR_PL));
 
			// see Brocade Fabric Programming Guide,
			// Rev 1.3, pg 4-44
			nsr.CT_Rev = 0x01000000;
			nsr.FCS_Type = 0xFC020000;
			nsr.Command_code = 0x01710000;
			nsr.FCP = 8;
 
			// copy back to caller's buff, w/ BIG ENDIAN swap
			BigEndianSwap((u8 *) & nsr, payload, sizeof(NSR_PL));
		}
		break;
 
	case ELS_LOGO:		// FC-PH PORT LogOut
		logo = &LogoutPayload;	// load into stack buffer,
		// then BIG-ENDIAN switch a copy to caller
		logo->cmd = LS_LOGO;
		// load the 3 u8s of the node name
		// (if private loop, upper two u8s 0)
		logo->reserved = 0;
 
		logo->n_port_identifier[0] = (u8) (fcChip->Registers.my_al_pa);
		logo->n_port_identifier[1] = (u8) (fcChip->Registers.my_al_pa >> 8);
		logo->n_port_identifier[2] = (u8) (fcChip->Registers.my_al_pa >> 16);
		// fill in with World Wide Name based Port Name - 8 u8s
		// get from Tach registers WWN hi & lo
		LoadWWN(fcChip, logo->port_name, 0);
 
		BigEndianSwap((u8 *) & LogoutPayload, payload, sizeof(LogoutPayload));	// 16 u8 struct
		break;
 
	case ELS_LOGO_ACC:	// Logout Accept (FH-PH pg 149, table 74)
		logo = &LogoutPayload;	// load into stack buffer,
		// then BIG-ENDIAN switch a copy to caller
		logo->cmd = LS_ACC;
		BigEndianSwap((u8 *) & LogoutPayload, payload, 4);	// 4 u8 cmnd
		break;
 
	case ELS_RJT:		// ELS_RJT link service reject (FH-PH pg 155)
		prjt = (REJECT_MESSAGE *) payload;	// pick up passed data
		rjt.command_code = ELS_RJT;
		// reverse fields, because of Swap that follows...
		rjt.vendor = prjt->reserved;	// vendor specific
		rjt.explain = prjt->reason;	//
		rjt.reason = prjt->explain;	//
		rjt.reserved = prjt->vendor;	//
		// BIG-ENDIAN switch a copy to caller
		BigEndianSwap((u8 *) & rjt, payload, 8);	// 8 u8 cmnd
		break;
 
	case ELS_PRLI_ACC:	// Process Login ACCept
	case ELS_PRLI:		// Process Login
	case ELS_PRLO:		// Process Logout
		memset(&PrliPayload, 0, sizeof(PrliPayload));
		prli = &PrliPayload;	// load into stack buffer,
 
		if (type == ELS_PRLI)
			prli->cmd = 0x20;	// Login
		else if (type == ELS_PRLO)
			prli->cmd = 0x21;	// Logout
		else if (type == ELS_PRLI_ACC) {
			prli->cmd = 0x02;	// Login ACCept
			prli->valid = REQUEST_EXECUTED;
		}
		prli->valid |= SCSI_FCP | ESTABLISH_PAIR;
		prli->fcp_info = READ_XFER_RDY;
		prli->page_length = 0x10;
		prli->payload_length = 20;
		// Can be initiator AND target
 
		if (fcChip->Options.initiator)
			prli->fcp_info |= INITIATOR_FUNCTION;
		if (fcChip->Options.target)
			prli->fcp_info |= TARGET_FUNCTION;
 
		BigEndianSwap((u8 *) & PrliPayload, payload, prli->payload_length);
		break;
 
	default:		// no can do - programming error
		printk(" BuildLinkServicePayload unknown!\n");
		break;
	}
}
 
// loads 8 u8s for PORT name or NODE name base on
// controller's WWN.
void LoadWWN(PTACHYON fcChip, u8 * dest, u8 type)
{
	u8 *bPtr, i;
 
	switch (type) {
	case 0:		// Port_Name
		bPtr = (u8 *) & fcChip->Registers.wwn_hi;
		for (i = 0; i < 4; i++)
			dest[i] = *bPtr++;
		bPtr = (u8 *) & fcChip->Registers.wwn_lo;
		for (i = 4; i < 8; i++)
			dest[i] = *bPtr++;
		break;
	case 1:		// Node/Fabric _Name
		bPtr = (u8 *) & fcChip->Registers.wwn_hi;
		for (i = 0; i < 4; i++)
			dest[i] = *bPtr++;
		bPtr = (u8 *) & fcChip->Registers.wwn_lo;
		for (i = 4; i < 8; i++)
			dest[i] = *bPtr++;
		break;
	}
 
}
 
// We check the Port Login payload for required values.  Note that
// ELS_PLOGI and ELS_PDISC (Port DISCover) use the same payload.
 
int verify_PLOGI(PTACHYON fcChip, TachFCHDR_GCMND * fchs, u32 * reject_explain)
{
	LOGIN_PAYLOAD login;
 
	// source, dest, len (should be mult. of 4)
	BigEndianSwap((u8 *) & fchs->pl[0], (u8 *) & login, sizeof(login));
 
	// check FC version
	// if other port's highest supported version
	// is less than our lowest, and 
	// if other port's lowest
	if (login.cmn_services.highest_ver < fcChip->lowest_FCPH_ver || login.cmn_services.lowest_ver > fcChip->highest_FCPH_ver) {
		*reject_explain = LS_RJT_REASON(LOGICAL_ERROR, OPTIONS_ERROR);
		return LOGICAL_ERROR;
	}
	// Receive Data Field Size must be >=128
	// per FC-PH
	if (login.cmn_services.bb_rx_size < 128) {
		*reject_explain = LS_RJT_REASON(LOGICAL_ERROR, DATA_FIELD_SIZE_ERROR);
		return LOGICAL_ERROR;
	}
	// Only check Class 3 params
	if (login.class3.service_options & CLASS_VALID) {
		if (login.class3.rx_data_size < 128) {
			*reject_explain = LS_RJT_REASON(LOGICAL_ERROR, INVALID_CSP);
			return LOGICAL_ERROR;
		}
		if (login.class3.initiator_control & XID_REQUIRED) {
			*reject_explain = LS_RJT_REASON(LOGICAL_ERROR, INITIATOR_CTL_ERROR);
			return LOGICAL_ERROR;
		}
	}
	return 0;		// success
}
 
int verify_PRLI(TachFCHDR_GCMND * fchs, u32 * reject_explain)
{
	PRLI_REQUEST prli;	// buffer for BIG ENDIAN
 
	// source, dest, len (should be mult. of 4)
	BigEndianSwap((u8 *) & fchs->pl[0], (u8 *) & prli, sizeof(prli));
 
	if (prli.fcp_info == 0)	// i.e., not target or initiator?
	{
		*reject_explain = LS_RJT_REASON(LOGICAL_ERROR, OPTIONS_ERROR);
		return LOGICAL_ERROR;
	}
 
	return 0;		// success
}
 
// SWAP u8s as required by Fibre Channel (i.e. BIG ENDIAN)
// INPUTS:
//   source   - ptr to LITTLE ENDIAN u32S
//   cnt      - number of u8s to switch (should be mult. of u32)
// OUTPUTS:
//   dest     - ptr to BIG ENDIAN copy
// RETURN:
//   none
//
void BigEndianSwap(u8 * source, u8 * dest, u16 cnt)
{
	int i, j;
 
	source += 3;		// start at MSB of 1st u32
	for (j = 0; j < cnt; j += 4, source += 4, dest += 4)	// every u32
	{
		for (i = 0; i < 4; i++)	// every u8 in u32
			*(dest + i) = *(source - i);
	}
}
 
// Build FC Exchanges............
 
static void buildFCPstatus(PTACHYON fcChip, u32 ExchangeID);
static s32 FindFreeExchange(PTACHYON fcChip, u32 type);
static u32 build_SEST_sgList(struct pci_dev *pcidev, u32 * SESTalPairStart, Scsi_Cmnd * Cmnd, u32 * sgPairs, PSGPAGES * sgPages_head);	// link list of TL Ext. S/G pages from O/S Pool
static int build_FCP_payload(Scsi_Cmnd * Cmnd, u8 * payload, u32 type, u32 fcp_dl);
 
/*
                             IRB
      ERQ           __________________
  |          |   / | Req_A_SFS_Len    |        ____________________
  |----------|  /  | Req_A_SFS_Addr   |------->|  Reserved         |
  |   IRB    | /   | Req_A_D_ID       |        | SOF EOF TimeStamp |
  |-----------/    | Req_A_SEST_Index |-+      | R_CTL |   D_ID    |
  |   IRB    |     | Req_B...         | |      | CS_CTL|   S_ID    | 
  |-----------\    |                  | |      | TYPE  |   F_CTL   |
  |   IRB    | \   |                  | |      | SEQ_ID  | SEQ_CNT |
  |-----------  \  |                  | +-->+--| OX_ID   | RX_ID   |
  |          |   \ |__________________|     |  |       RO          |
                                            |  | pl (payload/cmnd) |
                                            |  |        .....      |
                                            |  |___________________|
                                            |
                                            |
+-------------------------------------------+
|
|
|                        e.g. IWE    
|    SEST           __________________             for FCP_DATA
| |          |   / |       | Hdr_Len  |        ____________________
| |----------|  /  |  Hdr_Addr_Addr   |------->|  Reserved         |
| |   [0]    | /   |Remote_ID| RSP_Len|        | SOF EOF TimeStamp |
| |-----------/    |   RSP_Addr       |---+    | R_CTL |   D_ID    |
+->   [1]    |     |       | Buff_Off |   |    | CS_CTL|   S_ID    | 
  |-----------\    |BuffIndex| Link   |   |    | TYPE  |   F_CTL   |
  |   [2]    | \   | Rsvd  |   RX_ID  |   |    | SEQ_ID  | SEQ_CNT |
  |-----------  \  |    Data_Len      |   |    | OX_ID   | RX_ID   |
  |    ...   |   \ |     Exp_RO       |   |    |       RO          |
  |----------|     |   Exp_Byte_Cnt   |   |    |___________________|
  | SEST_LEN |  +--|    Len           |   |                                             
  |__________|  |  |   Address        |   |                                              
                |  |    ...           |   |         for FCP_RSP  
                |  |__________________|   |    ____________________
                |                         +----|  Reserved         |   
                |                              | SOF EOF TimeStamp |
                |                              | R_CTL |   D_ID    |
                |                              | CS_CTL|   S_ID    | 
                +--- local or extended         |     ....          |
                     scatter/gather lists
                     defining upper-layer
                     data (e.g. from user's App)
 
 
*/
// All TachLite commands must start with a SFS (Single Frame Sequence)
// command.  In the simplest case (a NOP Basic Link command),
// only one frame header and ERQ entry is required.  The most complex
// case is the SCSI assisted command, which requires an ERQ entry,
// SEST entry, and several frame headers and data buffers all
// logically linked together.
// Inputs:
//   dev  - controller struct
//   type          - PLOGI, SCSI_IWE, etc.
//   InFCHS        - Incoming Tachlite FCHS which prompted this exchange
//                   (only s_id set if we are originating)
//   Data          - PVOID to data struct consistent with "type"
//   fcExchangeIndex - pointer to OX/RD ID value of built exchange
// Return:
//   fcExchangeIndex - OX/RD ID value if successful
//   0    - success
//  INVALID_ARGS    - NULL/ invalid passed args
//  BAD_ALPA        - Bad source al_pa address
//  LNKDWN_OSLS     - Link Down (according to this controller)
//  OUTQUE_FULL     - Outbound Que full
//  DRIVERQ_FULL    - controller's Exchange array full
//  SEST_FULL       - SEST table full
//
// Remarks:
// Psuedo code:
// Check for NULL pointers / bad args
// Build outgoing FCHS - the header/payload struct
// Build IRB (for ERQ entry)
// if SCSI command, build SEST entry (e.g. IWE, TRE,...)
// return success
 
//sbuildex
u32 cpqfcTSBuildExchange(CPQFCHBA * dev, u32 type,	// e.g. PLOGI
			   TachFCHDR_GCMND * InFCHS,	// incoming FCHS
			   void *Data,	// the CDB, scatter/gather, etc.  
			   s32 * fcExchangeIndex)	// points to allocated exchange, 
{
	PTACHYON fcChip = &dev->fcChip;
	FC_EXCHANGES *Exchanges = fcChip->Exchanges;
	u32 ulStatus = 0;	// assume OK
	u16 ox_ID, rx_ID = 0xFFFF;
	u32 SfsLen = 0L;
	TachLiteIRB *pIRB;
	IRBflags IRB_flags;
	u8 *pIRB_flags = (u8 *) & IRB_flags;
	TachFCHDR_GCMND *CMDfchs;
	TachFCHDR *dataHDR;	// 32 byte HEADER ONLY FCP-DATA buffer
	TachFCHDR_RSP *rspHDR;	// 32 byte header + RSP payload
	Scsi_Cmnd *Cmnd = (Scsi_Cmnd *) Data;	// Linux Scsi CDB, S/G, ...
	TachLiteIWE *pIWE;
	TachLiteIRE *pIRE;
	TachLiteTWE *pTWE;
	TachLiteTRE *pTRE;
	u32 fcp_dl;		// total byte length of DATA transferred
	u32 fl;		// frame length (FC frame size, 128, 256, 512, 1024)
	u32 sgPairs;		// number of valid scatter/gather pairs
	int FCP_SCSI_command;
	BA_ACC_PAYLOAD *ba_acc;
	BA_RJT_PAYLOAD *ba_rjt;
 
	// check passed ARGS
	if (!fcChip->ERQ)	// NULL ptr means uninitialized Tachlite chip
		return INVALID_ARGS;
 
	if (type == SCSI_IRE || type == SCSI_TRE || type == SCSI_IWE || type == SCSI_TWE)
		FCP_SCSI_command = 1;
	else
		FCP_SCSI_command = 0;
 
	// for commands that pass payload data (e.g. SCSI write)
	// examine command struct - verify that the
	// length of s/g buffers is adequate for total payload
	// length (end of list is NULL address)
 
	if (FCP_SCSI_command) {
		if (Data)	// must have data descriptor (S/G list -- at least
			// one address with at least 1 byte of data)
		{
			// something to do (later)?
		}
		else
			return INVALID_ARGS;	// invalid DATA ptr
	}
 
	// we can build an Exchange for later Queuing (on the TL chip)
	// if an empty slot is available in the DevExt for this controller
	// look for available Exchange slot...
 
	if (type != FCP_RESPONSE && type != BLS_ABTS && type != BLS_ABTS_ACC)	// already have Exchange slot!
		*fcExchangeIndex = FindFreeExchange(fcChip, type);
 
	if (*fcExchangeIndex != -1)	// Exchange is available?
	{
		// assign tmp ptr (shorthand)
		CMDfchs = &Exchanges->fcExchange[*fcExchangeIndex].fchs;
 
		if (Cmnd != NULL)	// (necessary for ABTS cases)
		{
			Exchanges->fcExchange[*fcExchangeIndex].Cmnd = Cmnd;	// Linux Scsi
			Exchanges->fcExchange[*fcExchangeIndex].pLoggedInPort = fcFindLoggedInPort(fcChip, Exchanges->fcExchange[*fcExchangeIndex].Cmnd,	// find Scsi Nexus
												   0,	// DON'T search linked list for FC port id
												   NULL,	// DON'T search linked list for FC WWN
												   NULL);	// DON'T care about end of list
		}
 
		// Build the command frame header (& data) according
		// to command type
 
		// fields common for all SFS frame types
		CMDfchs->reserved = 0L;	// must clear
		CMDfchs->sof_eof = 0x75000000L;	// SOFi3:EOFn  no UAM; LCr=0, no TS
 
		// get the destination port_id from incoming FCHS
		// (initialized before calling if we're Originator)
		// Frame goes to port it was from - the source_id
 
		CMDfchs->d_id = InFCHS->s_id & 0xFFFFFF;	// destination (add R_CTL later)
		CMDfchs->s_id = fcChip->Registers.my_al_pa;	// CS_CTL = 0
 
		// now enter command-specific fields
		switch (type) {
		case BLS_NOP:	// FC defined basic link service command NO-OP
			// ensure unique X_IDs! (use tracking function)
			*pIRB_flags = 0;	// clear IRB flags
			IRB_flags.SFA = 1;	// send SFS (not SEST index)
			SfsLen = *pIRB_flags;
 
			SfsLen <<= 24;	// shift flags to MSB
			SfsLen += 32L;	// add len to LSB (header only - no payload)
 
			// TYPE[31-24] 00 Basic Link Service
			// f_ctl[23:0] exchg originator, 1st seq, xfer S.I.
			CMDfchs->d_id |= 0x80000000L;	// R_CTL = 80 for NOP (Basic Link Ser.)
			CMDfchs->f_ctl = 0x00310000L;	// xchng originator, 1st seq,....
			CMDfchs->seq_cnt = 0x0L;
			CMDfchs->ox_rx_id = 0xFFFF;	// RX_ID for now; OX_ID on start
			CMDfchs->ro = 0x0L;	// relative offset (n/a)
			CMDfchs->pl[0] = 0xaabbccddL;	// words 8-15 frame data payload (n/a)
			Exchanges->fcExchange[*fcExchangeIndex].timeOut = 1;	// seconds
			// (NOP should complete ~instantly)
			break;
 
		case BLS_ABTS_ACC:	// Abort Sequence ACCept
			*pIRB_flags = 0;	// clear IRB flags
			IRB_flags.SFA = 1;	// send SFS (not SEST index)
			SfsLen = *pIRB_flags;
 
			SfsLen <<= 24;	// shift flags to MSB
			SfsLen += 32 + 12;	// add len to LSB (header + 3 DWORD payload)
 
			CMDfchs->d_id |= 0x84000000L;	// R_CTL = 84 for BASIC ACCept
			// TYPE[31-24] 00 Basic Link Service
			// f_ctl[23:0] exchg originator, not 1st seq, xfer S.I.
			CMDfchs->f_ctl = 0x00910000L;	// xchnge responder, last seq, xfer SI
			// CMDfchs->seq_id & count might be set from DataHdr?
			CMDfchs->ro = 0x0L;	// relative offset (n/a)
			Exchanges->fcExchange[*fcExchangeIndex].timeOut = 5;	// seconds
			// (Timeout in case of weird error)
 
			// now set the ACCept payload...
			ba_acc = (BA_ACC_PAYLOAD *) & CMDfchs->pl[0];
			memset(ba_acc, 0, sizeof(BA_ACC_PAYLOAD));
			// Since PLDA requires (only) entire Exchange aborts, we don't need
			// to worry about what the last sequence was.
 
			// We expect that a "target" task is accepting the abort, so we
			// can use the OX/RX ID pair 
			ba_acc->ox_rx_id = CMDfchs->ox_rx_id;
 
			// source, dest, #bytes
			BigEndianSwap((u8 *) & CMDfchs->ox_rx_id, (u8 *) & ba_acc->ox_rx_id, 4);
 
			ba_acc->low_seq_cnt = 0;
			ba_acc->high_seq_cnt = 0xFFFF;
			break;
 
		case BLS_ABTS_RJT:	// Abort Sequence ACCept
			*pIRB_flags = 0;	// clear IRB flags
			IRB_flags.SFA = 1;	// send SFS (not SEST index)
			SfsLen = *pIRB_flags;
 
			SfsLen <<= 24;	// shift flags to MSB
			SfsLen += 32 + 12;	// add len to LSB (header + 3 DWORD payload)
 
			CMDfchs->d_id |= 0x85000000L;	// R_CTL = 85 for BASIC ReJecT
			// f_ctl[23:0] exchg originator, not 1st seq, xfer S.I.
			// TYPE[31-24] 00 Basic Link Service
			CMDfchs->f_ctl = 0x00910000L;	// xchnge responder, last seq, xfer SI
			// CMDfchs->seq_id & count might be set from DataHdr?
			CMDfchs->ro = 0x0L;	// relative offset (n/a)
			Exchanges->fcExchange[*fcExchangeIndex].timeOut = 5;	// seconds
			// (Timeout in case of weird error)
 
			CMDfchs->ox_rx_id = InFCHS->ox_rx_id;	// copy from sender!
 
			// now set the ReJecT payload...
			ba_rjt = (BA_RJT_PAYLOAD *) & CMDfchs->pl[0];
			memset(ba_rjt, 0, sizeof(BA_RJT_PAYLOAD));
 
			// We expect that a "target" task couldn't find the Exhange in the
			// array of active exchanges, so we use a new LinkService X_ID.
			// See Reject payload description in FC-PH (Rev 4.3), pg. 140
			ba_rjt->reason_code = 0x09;	// "unable to perform command request"
			ba_rjt->reason_explain = 0x03;	// invalid OX/RX ID pair
			break;
 
		case BLS_ABTS:	// FC defined basic link service command ABTS 
			// Abort Sequence
			*pIRB_flags = 0;	// clear IRB flags
			IRB_flags.SFA = 1;	// send SFS (not SEST index)
			SfsLen = *pIRB_flags;
 
			SfsLen <<= 24;	// shift flags to MSB
			SfsLen += 32L;	// add len to LSB (header only - no payload)
 
			// TYPE[31-24] 00 Basic Link Service
			// f_ctl[23:0] exchg originator, not 1st seq, xfer S.I.
			CMDfchs->d_id |= 0x81000000L;	// R_CTL = 81 for ABTS
			CMDfchs->f_ctl = 0x00110000L;	// xchnge originator, last seq, xfer SI
			// CMDfchs->seq_id & count might be set from DataHdr?
			CMDfchs->ro = 0x0L;	// relative offset (n/a)
			Exchanges->fcExchange[*fcExchangeIndex].timeOut = 2;	// seconds
			// (ABTS must timeout when responder is gone)
			break;
 
		case FCS_NSR:	// Fabric Name Service Request
			Exchanges->fcExchange[*fcExchangeIndex].reTries = 2;
			Exchanges->fcExchange[*fcExchangeIndex].timeOut = 2;	// seconds
			// OX_ID, linked to Driver Transaction ID
			// (fix-up at Queing time)
			CMDfchs->ox_rx_id = 0xFFFF;	// RX_ID - Responder (target) to modify
			// OX_ID set at ERQueing time
			*pIRB_flags = 0;	// clear IRB flags
			IRB_flags.SFA = 1;	// send SFS (not SEST index)
			SfsLen = *pIRB_flags;
			SfsLen <<= 24;	// shift flags to MSB
			SfsLen += (32L + sizeof(NSR_PL));	// add len (header & NSR payload)
			CMDfchs->d_id |= 0x02000000L;	// R_CTL = 02 for -
			// Name Service Request: Unsolicited 
			// TYPE[31-24] 01 Extended Link Service
			// f_ctl[23:0] exchg originator, 1st seq, xfer S.I.
			CMDfchs->f_ctl = 0x20210000L;
			// OX_ID will be fixed-up at Tachyon enqueing time
			CMDfchs->seq_cnt = 0;	// seq ID, DF_ctl, seq cnt
			CMDfchs->ro = 0x0L;	// relative offset (n/a)
			BuildLinkServicePayload(fcChip, type, &CMDfchs->pl[0]);
			break;
 
		case ELS_PLOGI:	// FC-PH extended link service command Port Login
			// (May, 2000)
			// NOTE! This special case facilitates SANMark testing.  The SANMark
			// test script for initialization-timeout.fcal.SANMark-1.fc
			// "eats" the OPN() primitive without issuing an R_RDY, causing
			// Tachyon to report LST (loop state timeout), which causes a
			// LIP.  To avoid this, simply send out the frame (i.e. assuming a
			// buffer credit of 1) without waiting for R_RDY.  Many FC devices
			// (other than Tachyon) have been doing this for years.  We don't
			// ever want to do this for non-Link Service frames unless the
			// other device really did report non-zero login BB credit (i.e.
			// in the PLOGI ACCept frame).
//			CMDfchs->sof_eof |= 0x00000400L;  // LCr=1
 
		case ELS_FDISC:	// Fabric Discovery (Login)
		case ELS_FLOGI:	// Fabric Login
		case ELS_SCR:	// Fabric State Change Registration
		case ELS_LOGO:	// FC-PH extended link service command Port Logout
		case ELS_PDISC:	// FC-PH extended link service cmnd Port Discovery
		case ELS_PRLI:	// FC-PH extended link service cmnd Process Login
			Exchanges->fcExchange[*fcExchangeIndex].reTries = 2;
			Exchanges->fcExchange[*fcExchangeIndex].timeOut = 2;	// seconds
			// OX_ID, linked to Driver Transaction ID
			// (fix-up at Queing time)
			CMDfchs->ox_rx_id = 0xFFFF;	// RX_ID - Responder (target) to modify
			// OX_ID set at ERQueing time
			*pIRB_flags = 0;	// clear IRB flags
			IRB_flags.SFA = 1;	// send SFS (not SEST index)
			SfsLen = *pIRB_flags;
			SfsLen <<= 24;	// shift flags to MSB
			if (type == ELS_LOGO)
				SfsLen += (32L + 16L);	//  add len (header & PLOGI payload)
			else if (type == ELS_PRLI)
				SfsLen += (32L + 20L);	//  add len (header & PRLI payload)
			else if (type == ELS_SCR)
				SfsLen += (32L + sizeof(SCR_PL));	//  add len (header & SCR payload)
			else
				SfsLen += (32L + 116L);	//  add len (header & PLOGI payload)
 
			CMDfchs->d_id |= 0x22000000L;	// R_CTL = 22 for -
			// Extended Link_Data: Unsolicited Control
			// TYPE[31-24] 01 Extended Link Service
			// f_ctl[23:0] exchg originator, 1st seq, xfer S.I.
			CMDfchs->f_ctl = 0x01210000L;
			// OX_ID will be fixed-up at Tachyon enqueing time
			CMDfchs->seq_cnt = 0;	// seq ID, DF_ctl, seq cnt
			CMDfchs->ro = 0x0L;	// relative offset (n/a)
 
			BuildLinkServicePayload(fcChip, type, &CMDfchs->pl[0]);
			break;
 
		case ELS_LOGO_ACC:	// FC-PH extended link service logout accept
		case ELS_RJT:	// extended link service reject (add reason)
		case ELS_ACC:	// ext. link service generic accept
		case ELS_PLOGI_ACC:	// ext. link service login accept (PLOGI or PDISC)
		case ELS_PRLI_ACC:	// ext. link service process login accept
			Exchanges->fcExchange[*fcExchangeIndex].timeOut = 1;	// assume done
			// ensure unique X_IDs! (use tracking function)
			// OX_ID from initiator cmd
			ox_ID = (u16) (InFCHS->ox_rx_id >> 16);
			rx_ID = 0xFFFF;	// RX_ID, linked to Driver Exchange ID
 
			*pIRB_flags = 0;	// clear IRB flags
			IRB_flags.SFA = 1;	// send SFS (not SEST index)
			SfsLen = *pIRB_flags;
 
			SfsLen <<= 24;	// shift flags to MSB
			if (type == ELS_RJT) {
				SfsLen += (32L + 8L);	//  add len (header + payload)
 
				// ELS_RJT reason codes (utilize unused "reserved" field)
				CMDfchs->pl[0] = 1;
				CMDfchs->pl[1] = InFCHS->reserved;
 
			} else if ((type == ELS_LOGO_ACC) || (type == ELS_ACC))
				SfsLen += (32L + 4L);	//  add len (header + payload)
			else if (type == ELS_PLOGI_ACC)
				SfsLen += (32L + 116L);	//  add len (header + payload)
			else if (type == ELS_PRLI_ACC)
				SfsLen += (32L + 20L);	//  add len (header + payload)
 
			CMDfchs->d_id |= 0x23000000L;	// R_CTL = 23 for -
			// Extended Link_Data: Control Reply
			// TYPE[31-24] 01 Extended Link Service
			// f_ctl[23:0] exchg responder, last seq, e_s, tsi
			CMDfchs->f_ctl = 0x01990000L;
			CMDfchs->seq_cnt = 0x0L;
			CMDfchs->ox_rx_id = 0L;	// clear
			CMDfchs->ox_rx_id = ox_ID;	// load upper 16 bits
			CMDfchs->ox_rx_id <<= 16;	// shift them
 
			CMDfchs->ro = 0x0L;	// relative offset (n/a)
 
			BuildLinkServicePayload(fcChip, type, &CMDfchs->pl[0]);
			break;
 
			// Fibre Channel SCSI 'originator' sequences...
			// (originator means 'initiator' in FCP-SCSI)
		case SCSI_IWE:	// TachLite Initiator Write Entry
			{
				PFC_LOGGEDIN_PORT pLoggedInPort = Exchanges->fcExchange[*fcExchangeIndex].pLoggedInPort;
 
				Exchanges->fcExchange[*fcExchangeIndex].reTries = 1;
				Exchanges->fcExchange[*fcExchangeIndex].timeOut = 7;	// FC2 timeout
 
				// first, build FCP_CMND
				// unique X_ID fix-ups in StartExchange 
 
				*pIRB_flags = 0;	// clear IRB flags
				IRB_flags.SFA = 1;	// send SFS FCP-CMND (not SEST index)
 
				// NOTE: unlike FC LinkService login frames, normal
				// SCSI commands are sent without outgoing verification
				IRB_flags.DCM = 1;	// Disable completion message for Cmnd frame
				SfsLen = *pIRB_flags;
 
				SfsLen <<= 24;	// shift flags to MSB
				SfsLen += 64L;	// add len to LSB (header & CMND payload)
 
				CMDfchs->d_id |= (0x06000000L);	// R_CTL = 6 for command
 
				// TYPE[31-24] 8 for FCP SCSI
				// f_ctl[23:0] exchg originator, 1st seq, xfer S.I.
				//             valid RO
				CMDfchs->f_ctl = 0x08210008L;
				CMDfchs->seq_cnt = 0x0L;
				CMDfchs->ox_rx_id = 0L;	// clear for now (-or- in later)
				CMDfchs->ro = 0x0L;	// relative offset (n/a)
 
				// now, fill out FCP-DATA header
				// (use buffer inside SEST object)
				dataHDR = &fcChip->SEST->DataHDR[*fcExchangeIndex];
				dataHDR->reserved = 0L;	// must clear
				dataHDR->sof_eof = 0x75002000L;	// SOFi3:EOFn  no UAM; no CLS, noLCr, no TS
				dataHDR->d_id = (InFCHS->s_id | 0x01000000L);	// R_CTL= FCP_DATA
				dataHDR->s_id = fcChip->Registers.my_al_pa;	// CS_CTL = 0
				// TYPE[31-24] 8 for FCP SCSI
				// f_ctl[23:0] xfer S.I.| valid RO
				dataHDR->f_ctl = 0x08010008L;
				dataHDR->seq_cnt = 0x02000000L;	// sequence ID: df_ctl : seqence count
				dataHDR->ox_rx_id = 0L;	// clear; fix-up dataHDR fields later
				dataHDR->ro = 0x0L;	// relative offset (n/a)
 
				// Now setup the SEST entry
				pIWE = &fcChip->SEST->u[*fcExchangeIndex].IWE;
 
				// fill out the IWE:
 
				// VALid entry:Dir outbound:DCM:enable CM:enal INT: FC frame len
				pIWE->Hdr_Len = 0x8e000020L;	// data frame Len always 32 bytes
 
 
				// from login parameters with other port, what's the largest frame
				// we can send? 
				if (pLoggedInPort == NULL) {
					ulStatus = INVALID_ARGS;	// failed! give up
					break;
				}
				if (pLoggedInPort->rx_data_size >= 2048)
					fl = 0x00020000;	// 2048 code (only support 1024!)
				else if (pLoggedInPort->rx_data_size >= 1024)
					fl = 0x00020000;	// 1024 code
				else if (pLoggedInPort->rx_data_size >= 512)
					fl = 0x00010000;	// 512 code
				else
					fl = 0;	// 128 bytes -- should never happen
 
 
				pIWE->Hdr_Len |= fl;	// add xmit FC frame len for data phase
				pIWE->Hdr_Addr = fcChip->SEST->base + ((unsigned long) &fcChip->SEST->DataHDR[*fcExchangeIndex] - (unsigned long) fcChip->SEST);
 
				pIWE->RSP_Len = sizeof(TachFCHDR_RSP);	// hdr+data (recv'd RSP frame)
				pIWE->RSP_Len |= (InFCHS->s_id << 8);	// MS 24 bits Remote_ID
 
				memset(&fcChip->SEST->RspHDR[*fcExchangeIndex].pl, 0, sizeof(FCP_STATUS_RESPONSE));	// clear out previous status
 
				pIWE->RSP_Addr = fcChip->SEST->base + ((unsigned long) &fcChip->SEST->RspHDR[*fcExchangeIndex] - (unsigned long) fcChip->SEST);
 
				// Do we need local or extended gather list?
				// depends on size - we can handle 3 len/addr pairs
				// locally.
 
				fcp_dl = build_SEST_sgList(dev->PciDev, &pIWE->GLen1, Cmnd,	// S/G list
							   &sgPairs,	// return # of pairs in S/G list (from "Data" descriptor)
							   &fcChip->SEST->sgPages[*fcExchangeIndex]);	// (for Freeing later)
 
				if (!fcp_dl)	// error building S/G list?
				{
					ulStatus = MEMPOOL_FAIL;
					break;	// give up
				}
				// Now that we know total data length in
				// the passed S/G buffer, set FCP CMND frame
				build_FCP_payload(Cmnd, (u8 *) & CMDfchs->pl[0], type, fcp_dl);
 
 
 
				if (sgPairs > 3)	// need extended s/g list
					pIWE->Buff_Off = 0x78000000L;	// extended data | (no offset)
				else	// local data pointers (in SEST)
					pIWE->Buff_Off = 0xf8000000L;	// local data | (no offset)
 
				// u32 5
				pIWE->Link = 0x0000ffffL;	// Buff_Index | Link
 
				pIWE->RX_ID = 0x0L;	// DWord 6: RX_ID set by target XFER_RDY
 
				// DWord 7
				pIWE->Data_Len = 0L;	// TL enters rcv'd XFER_RDY BURST_LEN
				pIWE->Exp_RO = 0L;	// DWord 8
				// DWord 9
				pIWE->Exp_Byte_Cnt = fcp_dl;	// sum of gather buffers
			}
			break;
 
		case SCSI_IRE:	// TachLite Initiator Read Entry
			if (Cmnd->timeout != 0) {
//      printk("Cmnd->timeout %d\n", Cmnd->timeout);
				// per Linux Scsi
				Exchanges->fcExchange[*fcExchangeIndex].timeOut = Cmnd->timeout;
			} else	// use our best guess, based on FC & device
			{
 
				if (Cmnd->SCp.Message == 1)	// Tape device? (from INQUIRY)     
				{
					// turn off our timeouts (for now...)
					Exchanges->fcExchange[*fcExchangeIndex].timeOut = 0xFFFFFFFF;
				} else {
					Exchanges->fcExchange[*fcExchangeIndex].reTries = 1;
					Exchanges->fcExchange[*fcExchangeIndex].timeOut = 7;	// per SCSI req.
				}
			}
			// first, build FCP_CMND
			*pIRB_flags = 0;	// clear IRB flags
			IRB_flags.SFA = 1;	// send SFS FCP-CMND (not SEST index)
			// NOTE: unlike FC LinkService login frames,
			// normal SCSI commands are sent "open loop"
			IRB_flags.DCM = 1;	// Disable completion message for Cmnd frame
			SfsLen = *pIRB_flags;
 
			SfsLen <<= 24;	// shift flags to MSB
			SfsLen += 64L;	// add len to LSB (header & CMND payload)
 
			CMDfchs->d_id |= (0x06000000L);	// R_CTL = 6 for command
 
			// TYPE[31-24] 8 for FCP SCSI
			// f_ctl[23:0] exchg originator, 1st seq, xfer S.I.
			//             valid RO
			CMDfchs->f_ctl = 0x08210008L;
			CMDfchs->seq_cnt = 0x0L;
			// x_ID & data direction bit set later
			CMDfchs->ox_rx_id = 0xFFFF;	// clear
			CMDfchs->ro = 0x0L;	// relative offset (n/a)
			// Now setup the SEST entry
			pIRE = &fcChip->SEST->u[*fcExchangeIndex].IRE;
			// fill out the IRE:
			// VALid entry:Dir outbound:enable CM:enal INT:
			pIRE->Seq_Accum = 0xCE000000L;	// VAL,DIR inbound,DCM| INI,DAT,RSP
 
			pIRE->reserved = 0L;
			pIRE->RSP_Len = sizeof(TachFCHDR_RSP);	// hdr+data (recv'd RSP frame)
			pIRE->RSP_Len |= (InFCHS->s_id << 8);	// MS 24 bits Remote_ID
 
			pIRE->RSP_Addr = fcChip->SEST->base + ((unsigned long) &fcChip->SEST->RspHDR[*fcExchangeIndex] - (unsigned long) fcChip->SEST);
 
			// Do we need local or extended gather list?
			// depends on size - we can handle 3 len/addr pairs
			// locally.
 
			fcp_dl = build_SEST_sgList(dev->PciDev, &pIRE->SLen1, Cmnd,	// SCSI command Data desc. with S/G list
						   &sgPairs,	// return # of pairs in S/G list (from "Data" descriptor)
						   &fcChip->SEST->sgPages[*fcExchangeIndex]);	// (for Freeing later)
 
 
			if (!fcp_dl)	// error building S/G list?
			{
				// It is permissible to have a ZERO LENGTH Read command.
				// If there is the case, simply set fcp_dl (and Exp_Byte_Cnt)
				// to 0 and continue.
				if (Cmnd->request_bufflen == 0) {
					fcp_dl = 0;	// no FC DATA frames expected
 
				} else {
					ulStatus = MEMPOOL_FAIL;
					break;	// give up
				}
			}
			// now that we know the S/G length, build CMND payload
			build_FCP_payload(Cmnd, (u8 *) & CMDfchs->pl[0], type, fcp_dl);
 
 
			if (sgPairs > 3)	// need extended s/g list
				pIRE->Buff_Off = 0x00000000;	// DWord 4: extended s/g list, no offset
			else
				pIRE->Buff_Off = 0x80000000;	// local data, no offset
 
			pIRE->Buff_Index = 0x0L;	// DWord 5: Buff_Index | Reserved
 
			pIRE->Exp_RO = 0x0L;	// DWord 6: Expected Rel. Offset
 
			pIRE->Byte_Count = 0;	// DWord 7: filled in by TL on err
			pIRE->reserved_ = 0;	// DWord 8: reserved
			// NOTE: 0 length READ is OK.
			pIRE->Exp_Byte_Cnt = fcp_dl;	// DWord 9: sum of scatter buffers
			break;
 
			// Fibre Channel SCSI 'responder' sequences...
			// (originator means 'target' in FCP-SCSI)
		case SCSI_TWE:	// TachLite Target Write Entry
			Exchanges->fcExchange[*fcExchangeIndex].timeOut = 10;	// per SCSI req.
			// first, build FCP_CMND
			*pIRB_flags = 0;	// clear IRB flags
			IRB_flags.SFA = 1;	// send SFS (XFER_RDY)
			SfsLen = *pIRB_flags;
			SfsLen <<= 24;	// shift flags to MSB
			SfsLen += (32L + 12L);	// add SFS len (header & XFER_RDY payload)
 
			CMDfchs->d_id |= (0x05000000L);	// R_CTL = 5 for XFER_RDY
 
			// TYPE[31-24] 8 for FCP SCSI
			// f_ctl[23:0] exchg responder, 1st seq, xfer S.I.
			//             valid RO
			CMDfchs->f_ctl = 0x08810008L;
			CMDfchs->seq_cnt = 0x01000000;	// sequence ID: df_ctl: sequence count
			// use originator (other port's) OX_ID
			CMDfchs->ox_rx_id = InFCHS->ox_rx_id;	// we want upper 16 bits
			CMDfchs->ro = 0x0L;	// relative offset (n/a)
 
			// now, fill out FCP-RSP header
			// (use buffer inside SEST object)
 
			rspHDR = &fcChip->SEST->RspHDR[*fcExchangeIndex];
			rspHDR->reserved = 0L;	// must clear
			rspHDR->sof_eof = 0x75000000L;	// SOFi3:EOFn  no UAM; no CLS, noLCr, no TS
			rspHDR->d_id = (InFCHS->s_id | 0x07000000L);	// R_CTL= FCP_RSP
			rspHDR->s_id = fcChip->Registers.my_al_pa;	// CS_CTL = 0
			// TYPE[31-24] 8 for FCP SCSI
			// f_ctl[23:0] responder|last seq| xfer S.I.
			rspHDR->f_ctl = 0x08910000L;
			rspHDR->seq_cnt = 0x03000000;	// sequence ID
			rspHDR->ox_rx_id = InFCHS->ox_rx_id;	// gives us OX_ID
			rspHDR->ro = 0x0L;	// relative offset (n/a)
			// Now setup the SEST entry
 
			pTWE = &fcChip->SEST->u[*fcExchangeIndex].TWE;
			// fill out the TWE:
 
			// VALid entry:Dir outbound:enable CM:enal INT:
			pTWE->Seq_Accum = 0xC4000000L;	// upper word flags
			pTWE->reserved = 0L;
			pTWE->Remote_Node_ID = 0L;	// no more auto RSP frame! (TL/TS change)
			pTWE->Remote_Node_ID |= (InFCHS->s_id << 8);	// MS 24 bits Remote_ID
 
			// Do we need local or extended gather list?
			// depends on size - we can handle 3 len/addr pairs
			// locally.
 
			fcp_dl = build_SEST_sgList(dev->PciDev, &pTWE->SLen1, Cmnd,	// S/G list
						   &sgPairs,	// return # of pairs in S/G list (from "Data" descriptor)
						   &fcChip->SEST->sgPages[*fcExchangeIndex]);	// (for Freeing later)
 
			if (!fcp_dl)	// error building S/G list?
			{
				ulStatus = MEMPOOL_FAIL;
				break;	// give up
			}
			// now that we know the S/G length, build CMND payload
			build_FCP_payload(Cmnd, (u8 *) & CMDfchs->pl[0], type, fcp_dl);
 
			if (sgPairs > 3)	// need extended s/g list
				pTWE->Buff_Off = 0x00000000;	// extended s/g list, no offset
			else
				pTWE->Buff_Off = 0x80000000;	// local data, no offset
 
			pTWE->Buff_Index = 0;	// Buff_Index | Link
			pTWE->Exp_RO = 0;
			pTWE->Byte_Count = 0;	// filled in by TL on err
			pTWE->reserved_ = 0;
			pTWE->Exp_Byte_Cnt = fcp_dl;	// sum of scatter buffers
			break;
 
		case SCSI_TRE:	// TachLite Target Read Entry
			// It doesn't make much sense for us to "time-out" a READ,
			// but we'll use it for design consistency and internal error recovery.
			Exchanges->fcExchange[*fcExchangeIndex].timeOut = 10;	// per SCSI req.
			// I/O request block settings...
			*pIRB_flags = 0;	// clear IRB flags
			// check PRLI (process login) info
			// to see if Initiator Requires XFER_RDY
			// if not, don't send one!
			// { PRLI check...}
			IRB_flags.SFA = 0;	// don't send XFER_RDY - start data
			SfsLen = *pIRB_flags;
			SfsLen <<= 24;	// shift flags to MSB
			SfsLen += (32L + 12L);	// add SFS len (header & XFER_RDY payload)
 
			// now, fill out FCP-DATA header
			// (use buffer inside SEST object)
			dataHDR = &fcChip->SEST->DataHDR[*fcExchangeIndex];
 
			dataHDR->reserved = 0L;	// must clear
			dataHDR->sof_eof = 0x75000000L;	// SOFi3:EOFn no UAM; no CLS,noLCr,no TS
			dataHDR->d_id = (InFCHS->s_id | 0x01000000L);	// R_CTL= FCP_DATA
			dataHDR->s_id = fcChip->Registers.my_al_pa;	// CS_CTL = 0
 
			// TYPE[31-24] 8 for FCP SCSI
			// f_ctl[23:0] exchg responder, not 1st seq, xfer S.I.
			//             valid RO
			dataHDR->f_ctl = 0x08810008L;
			dataHDR->seq_cnt = 0x01000000;	// sequence ID (no XRDY)
			dataHDR->ox_rx_id = InFCHS->ox_rx_id & 0xFFFF0000;	// we want upper 16 bits
			dataHDR->ro = 0x0L;	// relative offset (n/a)
 
			// now, fill out FCP-RSP header
			// (use buffer inside SEST object)
			rspHDR = &fcChip->SEST->RspHDR[*fcExchangeIndex];
 
			rspHDR->reserved = 0L;	// must clear
			rspHDR->sof_eof = 0x75000000L;	// SOFi3:EOFn  no UAM; no CLS, noLCr, no TS
			rspHDR->d_id = (InFCHS->s_id | 0x07000000L);	// R_CTL= FCP_RSP
			rspHDR->s_id = fcChip->Registers.my_al_pa;	// CS_CTL = 0
			// TYPE[31-24] 8 for FCP SCSI
			// f_ctl[23:0] responder|last seq| xfer S.I.
			rspHDR->f_ctl = 0x08910000L;
			rspHDR->seq_cnt = 0x02000000;	// sequence ID: df_ctl: sequence count
			rspHDR->ro = 0x0L;	// relative offset (n/a)
 
			// Now setup the SEST entry
			pTRE = &fcChip->SEST->u[*fcExchangeIndex].TRE;
 
			// VALid entry:Dir outbound:enable CM:enal INT:
			pTRE->Hdr_Len = 0x86010020L;	// data frame Len always 32 bytes
			pTRE->Hdr_Addr =	// bus address of dataHDR;
			    fcChip->SEST->base + ((unsigned long) &fcChip->SEST->DataHDR[*fcExchangeIndex] - (unsigned long) fcChip->SEST);
 
			pTRE->RSP_Len = 64L;	// hdr+data (TL assisted RSP frame)
			pTRE->RSP_Len |= (InFCHS->s_id << 8);	// MS 24 bits Remote_ID
			pTRE->RSP_Addr =	// bus address of rspHDR
			    fcChip->SEST->base + ((unsigned long) &fcChip->SEST->RspHDR[*fcExchangeIndex] - (unsigned long) fcChip->SEST);
 
			// Do we need local or extended gather list?
			// depends on size - we can handle 3 len/addr pairs
			// locally.
 
			fcp_dl = build_SEST_sgList(dev->PciDev, &pTRE->GLen1, Cmnd,	// S/G list
						   &sgPairs,	// return # of pairs in S/G list (from "Data" descriptor)
						   &fcChip->SEST->sgPages[*fcExchangeIndex]);	// (for Freeing later)
 
			if (!fcp_dl)	// error building S/G list?
			{
				ulStatus = MEMPOOL_FAIL;
				break;	// give up
			}
			// no payload or command to build -- READ doesn't need XRDY
			if (sgPairs > 3)	// need extended s/g list
				pTRE->Buff_Off = 0x78000000L;	// extended data | (no offset)
			else	// local data pointers (in SEST)
				pTRE->Buff_Off = 0xf8000000L;	// local data | (no offset)
 
			// u32 5
			pTRE->Buff_Index = 0L;	// Buff_Index | reserved
			pTRE->reserved = 0x0L;	// DWord 6
 
			// DWord 7: NOTE: zero length will
			// hang TachLite!
			pTRE->Data_Len = fcp_dl;	// e.g. sum of scatter buffers
 
			pTRE->reserved_ = 0L;	// DWord 8
			pTRE->reserved__ = 0L;	// DWord 9
 
			break;
 
		case FCP_RESPONSE:
			// Target response frame: this sequence uses an OX/RX ID
			// pair from a completed SEST exchange.  We built most
			// of the response frame when we created the TWE/TRE.
 
			*pIRB_flags = 0;	// clear IRB flags
			IRB_flags.SFA = 1;	// send SFS (RSP)
			SfsLen = *pIRB_flags;
 
			SfsLen <<= 24;	// shift flags to MSB
			SfsLen += sizeof(TachFCHDR_RSP);	// add SFS len (header & RSP payload)
			Exchanges->fcExchange[*fcExchangeIndex].type = FCP_RESPONSE;	// change Exchange type to "response" phase
 
			// take advantage of prior knowledge of OX/RX_ID pair from
			// previous XFER outbound frame (still in fchs of exchange)
			fcChip->SEST->RspHDR[*fcExchangeIndex].ox_rx_id = CMDfchs->ox_rx_id;
 
			// Check the status of the DATA phase of the exchange so we can report
			// status to the initiator
			buildFCPstatus(fcChip, *fcExchangeIndex);	// set RSP payload fields
 
			memcpy(CMDfchs,	// re-use same XFER fchs for Response frame
			       &fcChip->SEST->RspHDR[*fcExchangeIndex], sizeof(TachFCHDR_RSP));
			break;
 
		default:
			printk("cpqfcTS: don't know how to build FC type: %Xh(%d)\n", type, type);
			break;
		}
		if (!ulStatus)	// no errors above?
		{
			// FCHS is built; now build IRB
 
			// link the just built FCHS (the "command") to the IRB entry 
			// for this Exchange.
			pIRB = &Exchanges->fcExchange[*fcExchangeIndex].IRB;
 
			// len & flags according to command type above
			pIRB->Req_A_SFS_Len = SfsLen;	// includes IRB flags & len
			pIRB->Req_A_SFS_Addr =	// TL needs physical addr of frame to send
			    fcChip->exch_dma_handle + (unsigned long) CMDfchs - (unsigned long) Exchanges;
 
			pIRB->Req_A_SFS_D_ID = CMDfchs->d_id << 8;	// Dest_ID must be consistent!
 
			// Exchange is complete except for "fix-up" fields to be set
			// at Tachyon Queuing time:
			//    IRB->Req_A_Trans_ID (OX_ID/ RX_ID):  
			//        for SEST entry, lower bits correspond to actual FC Exchange ID
			//    fchs->OX_ID or RX_ID
		} else {
#ifdef DBG
			printk("FC Error: SEST build Pool Allocation failed\n");
#endif
			// return resources...
			cpqfcTSCompleteExchange(dev->PciDev, fcChip, *fcExchangeIndex);	// SEST build failed
		}
	} else			// no Exchanges available
	{
		ulStatus = SEST_FULL;
		printk("FC Error: no fcExchanges available\n");
	}
	return ulStatus;
}
 
// set RSP payload fields
static void buildFCPstatus(PTACHYON fcChip, u32 ExchangeID)
{
	FC_EXCHANGES *Exchanges = fcChip->Exchanges;
	FC_EXCHANGE *pExchange = &Exchanges->fcExchange[ExchangeID];	// shorthand
	PFCP_STATUS_RESPONSE pFcpStatus;
 
	memset(&fcChip->SEST->RspHDR[ExchangeID].pl, 0, sizeof(FCP_STATUS_RESPONSE));
	if (pExchange->status)	// something wrong?
	{
		pFcpStatus = (PFCP_STATUS_RESPONSE)	// cast RSP buffer for this xchng
		    & fcChip->SEST->RspHDR[ExchangeID].pl;
		if (pExchange->status & COUNT_ERROR) {
 
			// set FCP response len valid (so we can report count error)
			pFcpStatus->fcp_status |= FCP_RSP_LEN_VALID;
			pFcpStatus->fcp_rsp_len = 0x04000000;	// 4 byte len (BIG Endian)
 
			pFcpStatus->fcp_rsp_info = FCP_DATA_LEN_NOT_BURST_LEN;	// RSP_CODE
		}
	}
}
 
 
static dma_addr_t cpqfc_pci_map_sg_page(struct pci_dev *pcidev, u32 * hw_paddr,	// where to put phys addr for HW use
					void *sgp_vaddr,	// the virtual address of the sg page 
					dma_addr_t * umap_paddr,	// where to put phys addr for unmap
					unsigned int *maplen,	// where to store sg entry length
					int PairCount)	// number of sg pairs used in the page. 
{
	unsigned long aligned_addr = (unsigned long) sgp_vaddr;
 
	*maplen = PairCount * 8;
	aligned_addr += TL_EXT_SG_PAGE_BYTELEN;
	aligned_addr &= ~(TL_EXT_SG_PAGE_BYTELEN - 1);
 
	*umap_paddr = pci_map_single(pcidev, (void *) aligned_addr, *maplen, PCI_DMA_TODEVICE);
	*hw_paddr = (u32) * umap_paddr;
 
#       if BITS_PER_LONG > 32
	if (*umap_paddr >> 32) {
		printk("cqpfcTS:Tach SG DMA addr %p>32 bits\n", (void *) umap_paddr);
		return 0;
	}
#       endif
	return *umap_paddr;
}
 
static void cpqfc_undo_SEST_mappings(struct pci_dev *pcidev, unsigned long contigaddr, int len, int dir, struct scatterlist *sgl, int use_sg, PSGPAGES * sgPages_head, int allocated_pages)
{
	PSGPAGES i, next;
 
	if (contigaddr != (unsigned long) NULL)
		pci_unmap_single(pcidev, contigaddr, len, dir);
 
	if (sgl != NULL)
		pci_unmap_sg(pcidev, sgl, use_sg, dir);
 
	for (i = *sgPages_head; i != NULL; i = next) {
		pci_unmap_single(pcidev, i->busaddr, i->maplen, scsi_to_pci_dma_dir(PCI_DMA_TODEVICE));
		i->busaddr = (dma_addr_t) NULL;
		i->maplen = 0L;
		next = i->next;
		kfree(i);
	}
	*sgPages_head = NULL;
}
 
// This routine builds scatter/gather lists into SEST entries
// INPUTS:
//   SESTalPair - SEST address @DWordA "Local Buffer Length"
//   sgList     - Scatter/Gather linked list of Len/Address data buffers
// OUTPUT:
//   sgPairs - number of valid address/length pairs
// Remarks:
//   The SEST data buffer pointers only depend on number of
//   length/ address pairs, NOT on the type (IWE, TRE,...)
//   Up to 3 pairs can be referenced in the SEST - more than 3
//   require this Extended S/G list page.  The page holds 4, 8, 16...
//   len/addr pairs, per Scatter/Gather List Page Length Reg.
//   TachLite allows pages to be linked to any depth.
 
//#define DBG_SEST_SGLIST 1 // for printing out S/G pairs with Ext. pages
 
static int ap_hi_water = TL_DANGER_SGPAGES;
 
static u32 build_SEST_sgList(struct pci_dev *pcidev, u32 * SESTalPairStart,	// the 3 len/address buffers in SEST
			       Scsi_Cmnd * Cmnd, u32 * sgPairs, PSGPAGES * sgPages_head)	// link list of TL Ext. S/G pages from O/S Pool
{
	u32 i, AllocatedPages = 0;	// Tach Ext. S/G page allocations
	u32 *alPair = SESTalPairStart;
	u32 *ext_sg_page_phys_addr_place = NULL;
	int PairCount;
	unsigned long ulBuff, contigaddr;
	u32 total_data_len = 0;	// (in bytes)
	u32 bytes_to_go = Cmnd->request_bufflen;	// total xfer (S/G sum)
	u32 thisMappingLen;
	struct scatterlist *sgl = NULL;	// S/G list (Linux format)
	int sg_count, totalsgs;
	dma_addr_t busaddr;
	unsigned long thislen, offset;
	PSGPAGES *sgpage = sgPages_head;
	PSGPAGES prev_page = NULL;
 
# define WE_HAVE_SG_LIST (sgl != (unsigned long) NULL)
	contigaddr = (unsigned long) NULL;
 
	if (!Cmnd->use_sg)	// no S/G list?
	{
		if (bytes_to_go <= TL_MAX_SG_ELEM_LEN) {
			*sgPairs = 1;	// use "local" S/G pair in SEST entry
			// (for now, ignore address bits above #31)
 
			*alPair++ = bytes_to_go;	// bits 18-0, length
 
			if (bytes_to_go != 0) {
				contigaddr = ulBuff = pci_map_single(pcidev, Cmnd->request_buffer, Cmnd->request_bufflen, scsi_to_pci_dma_dir(Cmnd->sc_data_direction));
				// printk("ms %p ", ulBuff);
			} else {
				// No data transfer, (e.g.: Test Unit Ready)
				// printk("btg=0 ");
				*sgPairs = 0;
				memset(alPair, 0, sizeof(*alPair));
				return 0;
			}
 
#		if BITS_PER_LONG > 32
			if (ulBuff >> 32) {
				printk("FATAL! Tachyon DMA address %p " "exceeds 32 bits\n", (void *) ulBuff);
				return 0;
			}
#		endif
			*alPair = (u32) ulBuff;
			return bytes_to_go;
		} else		// We have a single large (too big) contiguous buffer.
		{		// We will have to break it up.  We'll use the scatter
			// gather code way below, but use contigaddr instead
			// of sg_dma_addr(). (this is a very rare case).
 
			unsigned long btg;
			contigaddr = pci_map_single(pcidev, Cmnd->request_buffer, Cmnd->request_bufflen, scsi_to_pci_dma_dir(Cmnd->sc_data_direction));
 
			// printk("contigaddr = %p, len = %d\n", 
			//      (void *) contigaddr, bytes_to_go);
			totalsgs = 0;
			for (btg = bytes_to_go; btg > 0;) {
				btg -= (btg > TL_MAX_SG_ELEM_LEN ? TL_MAX_SG_ELEM_LEN : btg);
				totalsgs++;
			}
			sgl = NULL;
			*sgPairs = totalsgs;
		}
	} else			// we do have a scatter gather list
	{
		// [TBD - update for Linux to support > 32 bits addressing]
		// since the format for local & extended S/G lists is different,
		// check if S/G pairs exceeds 3.
		// *sgPairs = Cmnd->use_sg; Nope, that's wrong.
 
		sgl = (struct scatterlist *) Cmnd->request_buffer;
		sg_count = pci_map_sg(pcidev, sgl, Cmnd->use_sg, scsi_to_pci_dma_dir(Cmnd->sc_data_direction));
		// printk("sgl = %p, sg_count = %d\n", (void *) sgl, sg_count);
		if (sg_count <= 3) {
 
			// we need to be careful here that no individual mapping
			// is too large, and if any is, that breaking it up
			// doesn't push us over 3 sgs, or, if it does, that we
			// handle that case.  Tachyon can take 0x7FFFF bits for length,
			// but sg structure uses "unsigned int", on the face of it, 
			// up to 0xFFFFFFFF or even more.
 
			int i;
			unsigned long thislen;
 
			totalsgs = 0;
			for (i = 0; i < sg_count; i++) {
				thislen = sg_dma_len(&sgl[i]);
				while (thislen >= TL_MAX_SG_ELEM_LEN) {
					totalsgs++;
					thislen -= TL_MAX_SG_ELEM_LEN;
				}
				if (thislen > 0)
					totalsgs++;
			}
			*sgPairs = totalsgs;
		} else
			totalsgs = 999;	// as a first estimate, definitely >3, 
 
		// if (totalsgs != sg_count) 
		//      printk("totalsgs = %d, sgcount=%d\n",totalsgs,sg_count);
	}
 
	// printk("totalsgs = %d, sgcount=%d\n", totalsgs, sg_count);
	if (totalsgs <= 3)	// can (must) use "local" SEST list
	{
		while (bytes_to_go) {
			offset = 0L;
 
			if (WE_HAVE_SG_LIST)
				thisMappingLen = sg_dma_len(sgl);
			else	// or contiguous buffer?
				thisMappingLen = bytes_to_go;
 
			while (thisMappingLen > 0) {
				thislen = thisMappingLen > TL_MAX_SG_ELEM_LEN ? TL_MAX_SG_ELEM_LEN : thisMappingLen;
				bytes_to_go = bytes_to_go - thislen;
 
				// we have L/A pair; L = thislen, A = physicalAddress
				// load into SEST...
 
				total_data_len += thislen;
				*alPair = thislen;	// bits 18-0, length
 
				alPair++;
 
				if (WE_HAVE_SG_LIST)
					ulBuff = sg_dma_address(sgl) + offset;
				else
					ulBuff = contigaddr + offset;
 
				offset += thislen;
 
#	if BITS_PER_LONG > 32
				if (ulBuff >> 32) {
					printk("cqpfcTS: 2Tach DMA address %p > 32 bits\n", (void *) ulBuff);
					printk("%s = %p, offset = %ld\n", WE_HAVE_SG_LIST ? "ulBuff" : "contigaddr", WE_HAVE_SG_LIST ? (void *) ulBuff : (void *) contigaddr, offset);
					return 0;
				}
#	endif
				*alPair++ = (u32) ulBuff;	// lower 32 bits (31-0)
				thisMappingLen -= thislen;
			}
 
			if (WE_HAVE_SG_LIST)
				++sgl;	// next S/G pair
			else if (bytes_to_go != 0)
				printk("BTG not zero!\n");
 
#     ifdef DBG_SEST_SGLIST
			printk("L=%d ", thisMappingLen);
			printk("btg=%d ", bytes_to_go);
#     endif
 
		}
		// printk("i:%d\n", *sgPairs);
	} else			// more than 3 pairs requires Extended S/G page (Pool Allocation)
	{
		// clear out SEST DWORDs (local S/G addr) C-F (A-B set in following logic)
		for (i = 2; i < 6; i++)
			alPair[i] = 0;
 
		PairCount = TL_EXT_SG_PAGE_COUNT;	// forces initial page allocation
		totalsgs = 0;
		while (bytes_to_go) {
			// Per SEST format, we can support 524287 byte lengths per
			// S/G pair.  Typical user buffers are 4k, and very rarely
			// exceed 12k due to fragmentation of physical memory pages.
			// However, on certain O/S system (not "user") buffers (on platforms 
			// with huge memories), it's possible to exceed this
			// length in a single S/G address/len mapping, so we have to handle
			// that.
 
			offset = 0L;
			if (WE_HAVE_SG_LIST)
				thisMappingLen = sg_dma_len(sgl);
			else
				thisMappingLen = bytes_to_go;
 
			while (thisMappingLen > 0) {
				thislen = thisMappingLen > TL_MAX_SG_ELEM_LEN ? TL_MAX_SG_ELEM_LEN : thisMappingLen;
				// printk("%d/%d/%d\n", thislen, thisMappingLen, bytes_to_go);
 
				// should we load into "this" extended S/G page, or allocate
				// new page?
 
				if (PairCount >= TL_EXT_SG_PAGE_COUNT) {
					// Now, we have to map the previous page, (triggering buffer bounce)
					// The first time thru the loop, there won't be a previous page.
					if (prev_page != NULL)	// is there a prev page? 
					{
						// this code is normally kind of hard to trigger, 
						// you have to use up more than 256 scatter gather 
						// elements to get here.  Cranking down TL_MAX_SG_ELEM_LEN
						// to an absurdly low value (128 bytes or so) to artificially
						// break i/o's into a zillion pieces is how I tested it. 
						busaddr = cpqfc_pci_map_sg_page(pcidev, ext_sg_page_phys_addr_place, prev_page->page, &prev_page->busaddr, &prev_page->maplen, PairCount);
					}
					// Allocate the TL Extended S/G list page.  We have
					// to allocate twice what we want to ensure required TL alignment
					// (Tachlite TL/TS User Man. Rev 6.0, p 168)
					// We store the original allocated PVOID so we can free later
					*sgpage = kmalloc(sizeof(SGPAGES), GFP_ATOMIC);
					if (!*sgpage) {
						printk("cpqfc: Allocation failed @ %d S/G page allocations\n", AllocatedPages);
						total_data_len = 0;	// failure!! Ext. S/G is All-or-none affair
 
						// unmap the previous mappings, if any.
 
						cpqfc_undo_SEST_mappings(pcidev, contigaddr, Cmnd->request_bufflen, scsi_to_pci_dma_dir(Cmnd->sc_data_direction), sgl, Cmnd->use_sg, sgPages_head, AllocatedPages + 1);
 
						// FIXME: testing shows that if we get here, 
						// it's bad news.  (this has been this way for a long 
						// time though, AFAIK.  Not that that excuses it.)
 
						return 0;	// give up (and probably hang the system)
					}
					// clear out memory we just allocated
					memset((*sgpage)->page, 0, TL_EXT_SG_PAGE_BYTELEN * 2);
					(*sgpage)->next = NULL;
					(*sgpage)->busaddr = (dma_addr_t) NULL;
					(*sgpage)->maplen = 0L;
 
					// align the memory - TL requires sizeof() Ext. S/G page alignment.
					// We doubled the actual required size so we could mask off LSBs 
					// to get desired offset 
 
					ulBuff = (unsigned long) (*sgpage)->page;
					ulBuff += TL_EXT_SG_PAGE_BYTELEN;
					ulBuff &= ~(TL_EXT_SG_PAGE_BYTELEN - 1);
 
					// set pointer, in SEST if first Ext. S/G page, or in last pair
					// of linked Ext. S/G pages... (Only 32-bit PVOIDs, so just 
					// load lower 32 bits)
					// NOTE: the Len field must be '0' if this is the first Ext. S/G
					// pointer in SEST, and not 0 otherwise (we know thislen != 0).
 
					*alPair = (alPair != SESTalPairStart) ? thislen : 0;
 
#	  ifdef DBG_SEST_SGLIST
					printk("PairCount %d @%p even %Xh, ", PairCount, alPair, *alPair);
#	  endif
 
					// Save the place where we need to store the physical
					// address of this scatter gather page which we get when we map it
					// (and mapping we can do only after we fill it in.)
					alPair++;	// next DWORD, will contain phys addr of the ext page
					ext_sg_page_phys_addr_place = alPair;
 
					// Now, set alPair = the virtual addr of the (Extended) S/G page
					// which will accept the Len/ PhysicalAddress pairs
					alPair = (u32 *) ulBuff;
 
					AllocatedPages++;
					if (AllocatedPages >= ap_hi_water) {
						// This message should rarely, if ever, come out.
						// Previously (cpqfc version <= 2.0.5) the driver would
						// just puke if more than 4 SG pages were used, and nobody
						// ever complained about that.  This only comes out if 
						// more than 8 pages are used.
 
						printk(KERN_WARNING "cpqfc: Possible danger.  %d scatter gather pages used.\n" "cpqfc: detected seemingly extreme memory " "fragmentation or huge data transfers.\n", AllocatedPages);
						ap_hi_water = AllocatedPages + 1;
					}
 
					PairCount = 1;	// starting new Ext. S/G page
					prev_page = (*sgpage);	// remember this page, for next time thru
					sgpage = &((*sgpage)->next);
				}	// end of new TL Ext. S/G page allocation
 
				*alPair = thislen;	// bits 18-0, length (range check above)
 
#	ifdef DBG_SEST_SGLIST
				printk("PairCount %d @%p, even %Xh, ", PairCount, alPair, *alPair);
#	endif
 
				alPair++;	// next DWORD, physical address 
 
				if (WE_HAVE_SG_LIST)
					ulBuff = sg_dma_address(sgl) + offset;
				else
					ulBuff = contigaddr + offset;
				offset += thislen;
 
#	if BITS_PER_LONG > 32
				if (ulBuff >> 32) {
					printk("cqpfcTS: 1Tach DMA address %p > 32 bits\n", (void *) ulBuff);
					printk("%s = %p, offset = %ld\n", WE_HAVE_SG_LIST ? "ulBuff" : "contigaddr", WE_HAVE_SG_LIST ? (void *) ulBuff : (void *) contigaddr, offset);
					return 0;
				}
#	endif
 
				*alPair = (u32) ulBuff;	// lower 32 bits (31-0)
 
#       ifdef DBG_SEST_SGLIST
				printk("odd %Xh\n", *alPair);
#       endif
				alPair++;	// next DWORD, next address/length pair
 
				PairCount++;	// next Length/Address pair
 
				// if (PairCount > pc_hi_water)
				// {
				// printk("pc hi = %d ", PairCount);
				// pc_hi_water = PairCount;
				// }
				bytes_to_go -= thislen;
				total_data_len += thislen;
				thisMappingLen -= thislen;
				totalsgs++;
			}	// while (thisMappingLen > 0)
			if (WE_HAVE_SG_LIST)
				sgl++;	// next S/G pair
		}		// while (bytes_to_go)
 
		// printk("Totalsgs=%d\n", totalsgs);
		*sgPairs = totalsgs;
 
		// PCI map (and bounce) the last (and usually only) extended SG page
		busaddr = cpqfc_pci_map_sg_page(pcidev, ext_sg_page_phys_addr_place, prev_page->page, &prev_page->busaddr, &prev_page->maplen, PairCount);
	}
	return total_data_len;
}
 
 
 
// The Tachlite SEST table is referenced to OX_ID (or RX_ID).  To optimize
// performance and debuggability, we index the Exchange structure to FC X_ID
// This enables us to build exchanges for later en-queing to Tachyon,
// provided we have an open X_ID slot. At Tachyon queing time, we only 
// need an ERQ slot; then "fix-up" references in the 
// IRB, FCHS, etc. as needed.
// RETURNS:
// 0 if successful
// non-zero on error
//sstartex
 
u32 cpqfcTSStartExchange(CPQFCHBA * dev, s32 ExchangeID)
{
	PTACHYON fcChip = &dev->fcChip;
	FC_EXCHANGES *Exchanges = fcChip->Exchanges;
	FC_EXCHANGE *pExchange = &Exchanges->fcExchange[ExchangeID];	// shorthand
	u16 producer, consumer;
	u32 ulStatus = 0;
	short int ErqIndex;
	u8 CompleteExchange = 0;	// e.g. ACC replies are complete
	u8 SestType = 0;
	u32 InboundData = 0;
 
	// We will manipulate Tachlite chip registers here to successfully
	// start exchanges. 
 
	// Check that link is not down -- we can't start an exchange on a
	// down link!
 
	if (fcChip->Registers.FMstatus.value & 0x80)	// LPSM offline?
	{
		printk("fcStartExchange: PSM offline (%Xh), x_ID %Xh, type %Xh, port_id %Xh\n", fcChip->Registers.FMstatus.value & 0xFF, ExchangeID, pExchange->type, pExchange->fchs.d_id);
 
		if (ExchangeID >= TACH_SEST_LEN)	// Link Service Outbound frame?
		{
			// Our most popular LinkService commands are port discovery types
			// (PLOGI/ PDISC...), which are implicitly nullified by Link Down
			// events, so it makes no sense to Que them.  However, ABTS should
			// be queued, since exchange sequences are likely destroyed by
			// Link Down events, and we want to notify other ports of broken
			// sequences by aborting the corresponding exchanges.
			if (pExchange->type != BLS_ABTS) {
				ulStatus = LNKDWN_OSLS;
				goto Done;
				// don't Que most LinkServ exchanges on LINK DOWN
			}
		}
 
		printk("fcStartExchange: Que x_ID %Xh, type %Xh\n", ExchangeID, pExchange->type);
		pExchange->status |= EXCHANGE_QUEUED;
		ulStatus = EXCHANGE_QUEUED;
		goto Done;
	}
	// Make sure ERQ has available space.
 
	producer = (u16) fcChip->ERQ->producerIndex;	// copies for logical arith.
	consumer = (u16) fcChip->ERQ->consumerIndex;
	producer++;		// We are testing for full que by incrementing
 
	if (producer >= ERQ_LEN)	// rollover condition?
		producer = 0;
	if (consumer != producer)	// ERQ not full?
	{
		// ****************** Need Atomic access to chip registers!!********
 
		// remember ERQ PI for copying IRB
		ErqIndex = (u16) fcChip->ERQ->producerIndex;
		fcChip->ERQ->producerIndex = producer;	// this is written to Tachyon
		// we have an ERQ slot! If SCSI command, need SEST slot
		// otherwise we are done.
 
		// Note that Tachyon requires that bit 15 of the OX_ID or RX_ID be
		// set according to direction of data to/from Tachyon for SEST assists.
		// For consistency, enforce this rule for Link Service (non-SEST)
		// exchanges as well.
 
		// fix-up the X_ID field in IRB
		pExchange->IRB.Req_A_Trans_ID = ExchangeID & 0x7FFF;	// 15-bit field
 
		// fix-up the X_ID field in fchs -- depends on Originator or Responder,
		// outgoing or incoming data?
		switch (pExchange->type) {
			// ORIGINATOR types...  we're setting our OX_ID and
			// defaulting the responder's RX_ID to 0xFFFF
 
		case SCSI_IRE:
			// Requirement: set MSB of x_ID for Incoming TL data
			// (see "Tachyon TL/TS User's Manual", Rev 6.0, Sept.'98, pg. 50)
			InboundData = 0x8000;
 
		case SCSI_IWE:
			SestType = 1;
			pExchange->fchs.ox_rx_id = (ExchangeID | InboundData);
			pExchange->fchs.ox_rx_id <<= 16;	// MSW shift
			pExchange->fchs.ox_rx_id |= 0xffff;	// add default RX_ID
 
			// now fix-up the Data HDR OX_ID (TL automatically does rx_id)
			// (not necessary for IRE -- data buffer unused)
			if (pExchange->type == SCSI_IWE) {
				fcChip->SEST->DataHDR[ExchangeID].ox_rx_id = pExchange->fchs.ox_rx_id;
 
			}
 
			break;
 
 
		case FCS_NSR:	// ext. link service Name Service Request
		case ELS_SCR:	// ext. link service State Change Registration
		case ELS_FDISC:	// ext. link service login
		case ELS_FLOGI:	// ext. link service login
		case ELS_LOGO:	// FC-PH extended link service logout
		case BLS_NOP:	// Basic link service No OPeration
		case ELS_PLOGI:	// ext. link service login (PLOGI)
		case ELS_PDISC:	// ext. link service login (PDISC)
		case ELS_PRLI:	// ext. link service process login
 
			pExchange->fchs.ox_rx_id = ExchangeID;
			pExchange->fchs.ox_rx_id <<= 16;	// MSW shift
			pExchange->fchs.ox_rx_id |= 0xffff;	// and RX_ID
 
			break;
 
 
 
 
			// RESPONDER types... we must set our RX_ID while preserving
			// sender's OX_ID
			// outgoing (or no) data
		case ELS_RJT:	// extended link service reject 
		case ELS_LOGO_ACC:	// FC-PH extended link service logout accept
		case ELS_ACC:	// ext. generic link service accept
		case ELS_PLOGI_ACC:	// ext. link service login accept (PLOGI or PDISC)
		case ELS_PRLI_ACC:	// ext. link service process login accept
 
			CompleteExchange = 1;	// Reply (ACC or RJT) is end of exchange
			pExchange->fchs.ox_rx_id |= (ExchangeID & 0xFFFF);
 
			break;
 
 
			// since we are a Responder, OX_ID should already be set by
			// cpqfcTSBuildExchange().  We need to -OR- in RX_ID
		case SCSI_TWE:
			SestType = 1;
			// Requirement: set MSB of x_ID for Incoming TL data
			// (see "Tachyon TL/TS User's Manual", Rev 6.0, Sept.'98, pg. 50)
 
			pExchange->fchs.ox_rx_id &= 0xFFFF0000;	// clear RX_ID
			// Requirement: set MSB of RX_ID for Incoming TL data
			// (see "Tachyon TL/TS User's Manual", Rev 6.0, Sept.'98, pg. 50)
			pExchange->fchs.ox_rx_id |= (ExchangeID | 0x8000);
			break;
 
 
		case SCSI_TRE:
			SestType = 1;
 
			// there is no XRDY for SEST target read; the data
			// header needs to be updated. Also update the RSP
			// exchange IDs for the status frame, in case it is sent automatically
			fcChip->SEST->DataHDR[ExchangeID].ox_rx_id |= ExchangeID;
			fcChip->SEST->RspHDR[ExchangeID].ox_rx_id = fcChip->SEST->DataHDR[ExchangeID].ox_rx_id;
 
			// for easier FCP response logic (works for TWE and TRE), 
			// copy exchange IDs.  (Not needed if TRE 'RSP' bit set)
			pExchange->fchs.ox_rx_id = fcChip->SEST->DataHDR[ExchangeID].ox_rx_id;
 
			break;
 
 
		case FCP_RESPONSE:	// using existing OX_ID/ RX_ID pair,
			// start SFS FCP-RESPONSE frame
			// OX/RX_ID should already be set! (See "fcBuild" above)
			CompleteExchange = 1;	// RSP is end of FCP-SCSI exchange
 
 
			break;
 
 
		case BLS_ABTS_RJT:	// uses new RX_ID, since SEST x_ID non-existent
		case BLS_ABTS_ACC:	// using existing OX_ID/ RX_ID pair from SEST entry
			CompleteExchange = 1;	// ACC or RJT marks end of FCP-SCSI exchange
		case BLS_ABTS:	// using existing OX_ID/ RX_ID pair from SEST entry
 
 
			break;
 
 
		default:
			printk("Error on fcStartExchange: undefined type %Xh(%d)\n", pExchange->type, pExchange->type);
			return INVALID_ARGS;
		}
 
 
		// X_ID fields are entered -- copy IRB to Tachyon's ERQ
 
 
		memcpy(&fcChip->ERQ->QEntry[ErqIndex],	// dest.
		       &pExchange->IRB, 32);	// fixed (hardware) length!
 
		PCI_TRACEO(ExchangeID, 0xA0)
		    // ACTION!  May generate INT and IMQ entry
		    writel(fcChip->ERQ->producerIndex, fcChip->Registers.ERQproducerIndex.address);
 
 
		if (ExchangeID >= TACH_SEST_LEN)	// Link Service Outbound frame?
		{
 
			// wait for completion! (TDB -- timeout and chip reset)
 
 
			PCI_TRACEO(ExchangeID, 0xA4)
 
			    enable_irq(dev->HostAdapter->irq);	// only way to get Sem.
 
			down_interruptible(dev->TYOBcomplete);
 
			disable_irq(dev->HostAdapter->irq);
			PCI_TRACE(0xA4)
			    // On login exchanges, BAD_ALPA (non-existent port_id) results in 
			    // FTO (Frame Time Out) on the Outbound Completion message.
			    // If we got an FTO status, complete the exchange (free up slot)
			    if (CompleteExchange ||	// flag from Reply frames
				pExchange->status)	// typically, can get FRAME_TO
			{
				cpqfcTSCompleteExchange(dev->PciDev, fcChip, ExchangeID);
			}
		}
 
		else		// SEST Exchange
		{
			ulStatus = 0;	// ship & pray success (e.g. FCP-SCSI)
 
			if (CompleteExchange)	// by Type of exchange (e.g. end-of-xchng)
			{
				cpqfcTSCompleteExchange(dev->PciDev, fcChip, ExchangeID);
			}
 
			else
				pExchange->status &= ~EXCHANGE_QUEUED;	// clear ExchangeQueued flag 
 
		}
	}
 
 
	else			// ERQ 'producer' = 'consumer' and QUE is full
	{
		ulStatus = OUTQUE_FULL;	// Outbound (ERQ) Que full
	}
 
      Done:
	PCI_TRACE(0xA0)
	    return ulStatus;
}
 
 
 
 
 
// Scan fcController->fcExchanges array for a usuable index (a "free"
// exchange).
// Inputs:
//   fcChip - pointer to TachLite chip structure
// Return:
//  index - exchange array element where exchange can be built
//  -1    - exchange array is full
// REMARKS:
// Although this is a (yuk!) linear search, we presume
// that the system will complete exchanges about as quickly as
// they are submitted.  A full Exchange array (and hence, max linear
// search time for free exchange slot) almost guarantees a Fibre problem 
// of some sort.
// In the interest of making exchanges easier to debug, we want a LRU
// (Least Recently Used) scheme.
 
 
static s32 FindFreeExchange(PTACHYON fcChip, u32 type)
{
	FC_EXCHANGES *Exchanges = fcChip->Exchanges;
	u32 i;
	u32 ulStatus = -1;	// assume failure
 
 
	if (type == SCSI_IRE || type == SCSI_TRE || type == SCSI_IWE || type == SCSI_TWE) {
		// SCSI type - X_IDs should be from 0 to TACH_SEST_LEN-1
		if (fcChip->fcSestExchangeLRU >= TACH_SEST_LEN)	// rollover?
			fcChip->fcSestExchangeLRU = 0;
		i = fcChip->fcSestExchangeLRU;	// typically it's already free!
 
		if (Exchanges->fcExchange[i].type == 0)	// check for "free" element
		{
			ulStatus = 0;	// success!
		}
 
		else {		// YUK! we need to do a linear search for free element.
			// Fragmentation of the fcExchange array is due to excessively
			// long completions or timeouts.
 
			while (1) {
				if (++i >= TACH_SEST_LEN)	// rollover check
					i = 0;	// beginning of SEST X_IDs
 
//					printk( "looping for SCSI xchng ID: i=%d, type=%Xh\n", 
//						i, Exchanges->fcExchange[i].type);
 
				if (Exchanges->fcExchange[i].type == 0)	// "free"?
				{
					ulStatus = 0;	// success!
					break;
				}
				if (i == fcChip->fcSestExchangeLRU)	// wrapped-around array?
				{
					printk("SEST X_ID space full\n");
					break;	// failed - prevent inf. loop
				}
			}
		}
		fcChip->fcSestExchangeLRU = i + 1;	// next! (rollover check next pass)
	}
	else			// Link Service type - X_IDs should be from TACH_SEST_LEN 
				// to TACH_MAX_XID
	{
		if (fcChip->fcLsExchangeLRU >= TACH_MAX_XID ||	// range check
		    fcChip->fcLsExchangeLRU < TACH_SEST_LEN)	// (e.g. startup)
			fcChip->fcLsExchangeLRU = TACH_SEST_LEN;
 
		i = fcChip->fcLsExchangeLRU;	// typically it's already free!
		if (Exchanges->fcExchange[i].type == 0)	// check for "free" element
		{
			ulStatus = 0;	// success!
		}
 
		else {		// YUK! we need to do a linear search for free element
			// Fragmentation of the fcExchange array is due to excessively
			// long completions or timeouts.
 
			while (1) {
				if (++i >= TACH_MAX_XID)	// rollover check
					i = TACH_SEST_LEN;	// beginning of Link Service X_IDs
 
//				printk( "looping for xchng ID: i=%d, type=%Xh\n", 
//					i, Exchanges->fcExchange[i].type);
 
				if (Exchanges->fcExchange[i].type == 0)	// "free"?
				{
					ulStatus = 0;	// success!
					break;
				}
				if (i == fcChip->fcLsExchangeLRU)	// wrapped-around array?
				{
					printk("LinkService X_ID space full\n");
					break;	// failed - prevent inf. loop
				}
			}
		}
		fcChip->fcLsExchangeLRU = i + 1;	// next! (rollover check next pass)
 
	}
 
	if (!ulStatus)		// success?
		Exchanges->fcExchange[i].type = type;	// allocate it.
 
	else
		i = -1;		// error - all exchanges "open"
 
	return i;
}
 
static void cpqfc_pci_unmap_extended_sg(struct pci_dev *pcidev, PTACHYON fcChip, u32 x_ID)
{
	// Unmaps the memory regions used to hold the scatter gather lists
 
	PSGPAGES i;
 
	// Were there any such regions needing unmapping?
	if (!USES_EXTENDED_SGLIST(fcChip->SEST, x_ID))
		return;		// No such regions, we're outta here.
 
	// for each extended scatter gather region needing unmapping... 
	for (i = fcChip->SEST->sgPages[x_ID]; i != NULL; i = i->next)
		pci_unmap_single(pcidev, i->busaddr, i->maplen, scsi_to_pci_dma_dir(PCI_DMA_TODEVICE));
}
 
// Called also from cpqfcTScontrol.o, so can't be static
void cpqfc_pci_unmap(struct pci_dev *pcidev, Scsi_Cmnd * cmd, PTACHYON fcChip, u32 x_ID)
{
	// Undo the DMA mappings
	if (cmd->use_sg) {	// Used scatter gather list for data buffer?
		cpqfc_pci_unmap_extended_sg(pcidev, fcChip, x_ID);
		pci_unmap_sg(pcidev, cmd->buffer, cmd->use_sg, scsi_to_pci_dma_dir(cmd->sc_data_direction));
		// printk("umsg %d\n", cmd->use_sg);
	} else if (cmd->request_bufflen) {
		// printk("ums %p ", fcChip->SEST->u[ x_ID ].IWE.GAddr1);
		pci_unmap_single(pcidev, fcChip->SEST->u[x_ID].IWE.GAddr1, cmd->request_bufflen, scsi_to_pci_dma_dir(cmd->sc_data_direction));
	}
}
 
// We call this routine to free an Exchange for any reason:
// completed successfully, completed with error, aborted, etc.
 
// returns 0 if Exchange failed and "retry" is acceptable
// returns 1 if Exchange was successful, or retry is impossible
// (e.g. port/device gone).
//scompleteexchange
 
void cpqfcTSCompleteExchange(struct pci_dev *pcidev, PTACHYON fcChip, u32 x_ID)
{
	FC_EXCHANGES *Exchanges = fcChip->Exchanges;
	int already_unmapped = 0;
 
	if (x_ID < TACH_SEST_LEN)	// SEST-based (or LinkServ for FCP exchange)
	{
		if (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd == NULL)	// what#@!
		{
//			TriggerHBA( fcChip->Registers.ReMapMemBase, 0);
			printk(" x_ID %Xh, type %Xh, NULL ptr!\n", x_ID, Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].type);
 
			goto CleanUpSestResources;	// this path should be very rare.
		}
		// we have Linux Scsi Cmnd ptr..., now check our Exchange status
		// to decide how to complete this SEST FCP exchange
 
		if (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status)	// perhaps a Tach indicated problem,
			// or abnormal exchange completion
		{
			// set FCP Link statistics
 
			if (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status & FC2_TIMEOUT)
				fcChip->fcStats.timeouts++;
			if (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status & INITIATOR_ABORT)
				fcChip->fcStats.FC4aborted++;
			if (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status & COUNT_ERROR)
				fcChip->fcStats.CntErrors++;
			if (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status & LINKFAIL_TX)
				fcChip->fcStats.linkFailTX++;
			if (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status & LINKFAIL_RX)
				fcChip->fcStats.linkFailRX++;
			if (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status & OVERFLOW)
				fcChip->fcStats.CntErrors++;
 
			// First, see if the Scsi upper level initiated an ABORT on this
			// exchange...
			if (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status == INITIATOR_ABORT) {
				printk(" DID_ABORT, x_ID %Xh, Cmnd %p ", x_ID, Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd);
				goto CleanUpSestResources;	// (we don't expect Linux _aborts)
			}
			// Did our driver timeout the Exchange, or did Tachyon indicate
			// a failure during transmission?  Ask for retry with "SOFT_ERROR"
			else if (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status & FC2_TIMEOUT) {
//				printk("result DID_SOFT_ERROR, x_ID %Xh, Cmnd %p\n", 
//					x_ID, Exchanges->fcExchange[ x_ID ].Cmnd);
				Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd->result = (DID_SOFT_ERROR << 16);
			}
			// Did frame(s) for an open exchange arrive in the SFQ,
			// meaning the SEST was unable to process them?
			else if (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status & SFQ_FRAME) {
//				printk("result DID_SOFT_ERROR, x_ID %Xh, Cmnd %p\n", 
//					x_ID, Exchanges->fcExchange[ x_ID ].Cmnd);
				Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd->result = (DID_SOFT_ERROR << 16);
			}
			// Did our driver timeout the Exchange, or did Tachyon indicate
			// a failure during transmission?  Ask for retry with "SOFT_ERROR"
			else if ((Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status & LINKFAIL_TX) ||
				 (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status & PORTID_CHANGED) || (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status & FRAME_TO) || (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status & INV_ENTRY) || (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status & ABORTSEQ_NOTIFY))
 
			{
//				printk("result DID_SOFT_ERROR, x_ID %Xh, Cmnd %p\n", 
//					x_ID, Exchanges->fcExchange[ x_ID ].Cmnd);
				Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd->result = (DID_SOFT_ERROR << 16);
 
 
			}
			// e.g., a LOGOut happened, or device never logged back in.
			else if (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status & DEVICE_REMOVED) {
//				printk(" *LOGOut or timeout on login!* ");
//				trigger?
//				TriggerHBA( fcChip->Registers.ReMapMemBase, 0);
				Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd->result = (DID_BAD_TARGET << 16);
			}
 
			// Did Tachyon indicate a CNT error?  We need further analysis
			// to determine if the exchange is acceptable
			else if (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status == COUNT_ERROR) {
				u8 ScsiStatus;
				FCP_STATUS_RESPONSE *pFcpStatus = (PFCP_STATUS_RESPONSE) & fcChip->SEST->RspHDR[x_ID].pl;
 
				ScsiStatus = pFcpStatus->fcp_status >> 24;
 
				// If the command is a SCSI Read/Write type, we don't tolerate
				// count errors of any kind; assume the count error is due to
				// a dropped frame and ask for retry...
 
				if (((Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd->cmnd[0] == 0x8) || (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd->cmnd[0] == 0x28) || (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd->cmnd[0] == 0xA) || (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd->cmnd[0] == 0x2A))
				    && ScsiStatus == 0) {
					// ask for retry
//					printk("COUNT_ERROR retry, x_ID %Xh, status %Xh, Cmnd %p\n", 
//						x_ID, Exchanges->fcExchange[ x_ID ].status,
//						Exchanges->fcExchange[ x_ID ].Cmnd);
					Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd->result = (DID_SOFT_ERROR << 16);
				}
 
				else	// need more analysis
				{
					cpqfcTSCheckandSnoopFCP(fcChip, x_ID);	// (will set ->result)
				}
			}
			// default: NOTE! We don't ever want to get here.  Getting here
			// implies something new is happening that we've never had a test
			// case for.  Need code maintenance!  Return "ERROR"
			else {
				unsigned int stat = Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status;
				printk("DEFAULT result %Xh, x_ID %Xh, Cmnd %p", Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status, x_ID, Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd);
 
				if (stat & INVALID_ARGS)
					printk(" INVALID_ARGS ");
				if (stat & LNKDWN_OSLS)
					printk(" LNKDWN_OSLS ");
				if (stat & LNKDWN_LASER)
					printk(" LNKDWN_LASER ");
				if (stat & OUTQUE_FULL)
					printk(" OUTQUE_FULL ");
				if (stat & DRIVERQ_FULL)
					printk(" DRIVERQ_FULL ");
				if (stat & SEST_FULL)
					printk(" SEST_FULL ");
				if (stat & BAD_ALPA)
					printk(" BAD_ALPA ");
				if (stat & OVERFLOW)
					printk(" OVERFLOW ");
				if (stat & COUNT_ERROR)
					printk(" COUNT_ERROR ");
				if (stat & LINKFAIL_RX)
					printk(" LINKFAIL_RX ");
				if (stat & ABORTSEQ_NOTIFY)
					printk(" ABORTSEQ_NOTIFY ");
				if (stat & LINKFAIL_TX)
					printk(" LINKFAIL_TX ");
				if (stat & HOSTPROG_ERR)
					printk(" HOSTPROG_ERR ");
				if (stat & FRAME_TO)
					printk(" FRAME_TO ");
				if (stat & INV_ENTRY)
					printk(" INV_ENTRY ");
				if (stat & SESTPROG_ERR)
					printk(" SESTPROG_ERR ");
				if (stat & OUTBOUND_TIMEOUT)
					printk(" OUTBOUND_TIMEOUT ");
				if (stat & INITIATOR_ABORT)
					printk(" INITIATOR_ABORT ");
				if (stat & MEMPOOL_FAIL)
					printk(" MEMPOOL_FAIL ");
				if (stat & FC2_TIMEOUT)
					printk(" FC2_TIMEOUT ");
				if (stat & TARGET_ABORT)
					printk(" TARGET_ABORT ");
				if (stat & EXCHANGE_QUEUED)
					printk(" EXCHANGE_QUEUED ");
				if (stat & PORTID_CHANGED)
					printk(" PORTID_CHANGED ");
				if (stat & DEVICE_REMOVED)
					printk(" DEVICE_REMOVED ");
				if (stat & SFQ_FRAME)
					printk(" SFQ_FRAME ");
				printk("\n");
 
				Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd->result = (DID_ERROR << 16);
			}
		} else		// definitely no Tach problem, but perhaps an FCP problem
		{
			// set FCP Link statistic
			fcChip->fcStats.ok++;
			cpqfcTSCheckandSnoopFCP(fcChip, x_ID);	// (will set ->result)    
		}
 
		cpqfc_pci_unmap(pcidev, Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd, fcChip, x_ID);	// undo DMA mappings.
		already_unmapped = 1;
 
		// OK, we've set the Scsi "->result" field, so proceed with calling
		// Linux Scsi "done" (if not NULL), and free any kernel memory we
		// may have allocated for the exchange.
 
		PCI_TRACEO((u32) Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd, 0xAC);
		// complete the command back to upper Scsi drivers
		if (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd->scsi_done != NULL) {
			// Calling "done" on an Linux _abort() aborted
			// Cmnd causes a kernel panic trying to re-free mem.
			// Actually, we shouldn't do anything with an _abort CMND
			if (Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd->result != (DID_ABORT << 16)) {
				PCI_TRACE(0xAC)
				    call_scsi_done(Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd);
			} else {
				Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd->SCp.sent_command = 0;
//				printk(" not calling scsi_done on x_ID %Xh, Cmnd %p\n",
//					x_ID, Exchanges->fcExchange[ x_ID ].Cmnd);
			}
		} else {
			Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd->SCp.sent_command = 0;
			printk(" x_ID %Xh, type %Xh, Cdb0 %Xh\n", x_ID, Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].type, Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd->cmnd[0]);
			printk(" cpqfcTS: Null scsi_done function pointer!\n");
		}
 
 
		// Now, clean up non-Scsi_Cmnd items...
CleanUpSestResources:
 
		if (!already_unmapped)
			cpqfc_pci_unmap(pcidev, Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd, fcChip, x_ID);	// undo DMA mappings.
 
		// Was an Extended Scatter/Gather page allocated?  We know
		// this by checking DWORD 4, bit 31 ("LOC") of SEST entry
		if (!(fcChip->SEST->u[x_ID].IWE.Buff_Off & 0x80000000)) {
			PSGPAGES p, next;
 
			// extended S/G list was used -- Free the allocated ext. S/G pages
			for (p = fcChip->SEST->sgPages[x_ID]; p != NULL; p = next) {
				next = p->next;
				kfree(p);
			}
			fcChip->SEST->sgPages[x_ID] = NULL;
		}
 
		Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd = NULL;
	}			// Done with FCP (SEST) exchanges
 
 
	// the remaining logic is common to ALL Exchanges: 
	// FCP(SEST) and LinkServ.
 
	Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].type = 0;	// there -- FREE!  
	Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].status = 0;
 
	PCI_TRACEO(x_ID, 0xAC)
}				// (END of CompleteExchange function)
 
 
 
 
// Unfortunately, we must snoop all command completions in
// order to manipulate certain return fields, and take note of
// device types, etc., to facilitate the Fibre-Channel to SCSI
// "mapping".  
// (Watch for BIG Endian confusion on some payload fields)
void cpqfcTSCheckandSnoopFCP(PTACHYON fcChip, u32 x_ID)
{
	FC_EXCHANGES *Exchanges = fcChip->Exchanges;
	Scsi_Cmnd *Cmnd = Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].Cmnd;
	FCP_STATUS_RESPONSE *pFcpStatus = (PFCP_STATUS_RESPONSE) & fcChip->SEST->RspHDR[x_ID].pl;
	u8 ScsiStatus;
 
	ScsiStatus = pFcpStatus->fcp_status >> 24;
 
#ifdef FCP_COMPLETION_DBG
	printk("ScsiStatus = 0x%X\n", ScsiStatus);
#endif
 
	// First, check FCP status
	if (pFcpStatus->fcp_status & FCP_RSP_LEN_VALID) {
		// check response code (RSP_CODE) -- most popular is bad len
		// 1st 4 bytes of rsp info -- only byte 3 interesting
		if (pFcpStatus->fcp_rsp_info & FCP_DATA_LEN_NOT_BURST_LEN) {
 
			// do we EVER get here?
			printk("cpqfcTS: FCP data len not burst len, x_ID %Xh\n", x_ID);
		}
	}
	// for now, go by the ScsiStatus, and manipulate certain
	// commands when necessary...
	if (ScsiStatus == 0)	// SCSI status byte "good"?
	{
		Cmnd->result = 0;	// everything's OK
 
		if ((Cmnd->cmnd[0] == INQUIRY)) {
			u8 *InquiryData = Cmnd->request_buffer;
			PFC_LOGGEDIN_PORT pLoggedInPort;
 
			// We need to manipulate INQUIRY
			// strings for COMPAQ RAID controllers to force
			// Linux to scan additional LUNs.  Namely, set
			// the Inquiry string byte 2 (ANSI-approved version)
			// to 2.
 
			if (!memcmp(&InquiryData[8], "COMPAQ", 6)) {
				InquiryData[2] = 0x2;	// claim SCSI-2 compliance,
				// so multiple LUNs may be scanned.
				// (no SCSI-2 problems known in CPQ)
			}
			// snoop the Inquiry to detect Disk, Tape, etc. type
			// (search linked list for the port_id we sent INQUIRY to)
			pLoggedInPort = fcFindLoggedInPort(fcChip, NULL,	// DON'T search Scsi Nexus (we will set it)
							   Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].fchs.d_id & 0xFFFFFF, NULL,	// DON'T search linked list for FC WWN
							   NULL);	// DON'T care about end of list
 
			if (pLoggedInPort) {
				pLoggedInPort->ScsiNexus.InqDeviceType = InquiryData[0];
			} else {
				printk("cpqfcTS: can't find LoggedIn FC port %06X for INQUIRY\n", Exchanges->fcExchange[x_ID].fchs.d_id & 0xFFFFFF);
			}
		}
	}
 
	// Scsi Status not good -- pass it back to caller 
 
	else {
		Cmnd->result = ScsiStatus;	// SCSI status byte is 1st
 
		// check for valid "sense" data
 
		if (pFcpStatus->fcp_status & FCP_SNS_LEN_VALID) {	// limit Scsi Sense field length!
			int SenseLen = pFcpStatus->fcp_sns_len >> 24;	// (BigEndian) lower byte
 
			SenseLen = SenseLen > sizeof(Cmnd->sense_buffer) ? sizeof(Cmnd->sense_buffer) : SenseLen;
 
 
#ifdef FCP_COMPLETION_DBG
			printk("copy sense_buffer %p, len %d, result %Xh\n", Cmnd->sense_buffer, SenseLen, Cmnd->result);
#endif
 
			// NOTE: There is some dispute over the FCP response
			// format.  Most FC devices assume that FCP_RSP_INFO
			// is 8 bytes long, in spite of the fact that FCP_RSP_LEN
			// is (virtually) always 0 and the field is "invalid".  
			// Some other devices assume that
			// the FCP_SNS_INFO begins after FCP_RSP_LEN bytes (i.e. 0)
			// when the FCP_RSP is invalid (this almost appears to be
			// one of those "religious" issues).
			// Consequently, we test the usual position of FCP_SNS_INFO
			// for 7Xh, since the SCSI sense format says the first
			// byte ("error code") should be 0x70 or 0x71.  In practice,
			// we find that every device does in fact have 0x70 or 0x71
			// in the first byte position, so this test works for all
			// FC devices.  
			// (This logic is especially effective for the CPQ/DEC HSG80
			// & HSG60 controllers).
 
			if ((pFcpStatus->fcp_sns_info[0] & 0x70) == 0x70)
				memcpy(Cmnd->sense_buffer, &pFcpStatus->fcp_sns_info[0], SenseLen);
			else {
				unsigned char *sbPtr = (unsigned char *) &pFcpStatus->fcp_sns_info[0];
				sbPtr -= 8;	// back up 8 bytes hoping to find the
				// start of the sense buffer
				memcpy(Cmnd->sense_buffer, sbPtr, SenseLen);
			}
 
			// in the special case of Device Reset, tell upper layer
			// to immediately retry (with SOFT_ERROR status)
			// look for Sense Key Unit Attention (0x6) with ASC Device
			// Reset (0x29)
			//            printk("SenseLen %d, Key = 0x%X, ASC = 0x%X\n",
			//                    SenseLen, Cmnd->sense_buffer[2], 
			//                   Cmnd->sense_buffer[12]);
			if (((Cmnd->sense_buffer[2] & 0xF) == 0x6) && (Cmnd->sense_buffer[12] == 0x29))	// Sense Code "reset"
			{
				Cmnd->result |= (DID_SOFT_ERROR << 16);	// "Host" status byte 3rd
			}
			// check for SenseKey "HARDWARE ERROR", ASC InternalTargetFailure
			else if (((Cmnd->sense_buffer[2] & 0xF) == 0x4) &&	// "hardware error"
				 (Cmnd->sense_buffer[12] == 0x44))	// Addtl. Sense Code 
			{
//        printk("HARDWARE_ERROR, Channel/Target/Lun %d/%d/%d\n",
//              Cmnd->channel, Cmnd->target, Cmnd->lun);
				Cmnd->result |= (DID_ERROR << 16);	// "Host" status byte 3rd
			}
 
		}		// (end of sense len valid)
 
		// there is no sense data to help out Linux's Scsi layers...
		// We'll just return the Scsi status and hope he will "do the 
		// right thing"
		else {
			// as far as we know, the Scsi status is sufficient
			Cmnd->result |= (DID_OK << 16);	// "Host" status byte 3rd
		}
	}
}
 
 
 
//PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP  PAYLOAD  PPPPPPPPP
// build data PAYLOAD; SCSI FCP_CMND I.U.
// remember BIG ENDIAN payload - DWord values must be byte-reversed
// (hence the affinity for byte pointer building).
 
static int build_FCP_payload(Scsi_Cmnd * Cmnd, u8 * payload, u32 type, u32 fcp_dl)
{
	int i;
 
 
	switch (type) {
 
	case SCSI_IWE:
	case SCSI_IRE:
		// 8 bytes FCP_LUN
		// Peripheral Device or Volume Set addressing, and LUN mapping
		// When the FC port was looked up, we copied address mode
		// and any LUN mask to the scratch pad SCp.phase & .mode
 
		*payload++ = (u8) Cmnd->SCp.phase;
 
		// Now, because of "lun masking" 
		// (aka selective storage presentation),
		// the contiguous Linux Scsi lun number may not match the
		// device's lun number, so we may have to "map".  
 
		*payload++ = (u8) Cmnd->SCp.have_data_in;
 
		// We don't know of anyone in the FC business using these 
		// extra "levels" of addressing.  In fact, confusion still exists
		// just using the FIRST level... ;-)
 
		*payload++ = 0;	// 2nd level addressing
		*payload++ = 0;
		*payload++ = 0;	// 3rd level addressing
		*payload++ = 0;
		*payload++ = 0;	// 4th level addressing
		*payload++ = 0;
 
		// 4 bytes Control Field FCP_CNTL
		*payload++ = 0;	// byte 0: (MSB) reserved
		*payload++ = 0;	// byte 1: task codes
 
		// byte 2: task management flags
		// another "use" of the spare field to accomplish TDR
		// note combination needed
		if ((Cmnd->cmnd[0] == RELEASE) && (Cmnd->SCp.buffers_residual == FCP_TARGET_RESET)) {
			Cmnd->cmnd[0] = 0;	// issue "Test Unit Ready" for TDR
			*payload++ = 0x20;	// target device reset bit
		} else
			*payload++ = 0;	// no TDR
		// byte 3: (LSB) execution management codes
		// bit 0 write, bit 1 read (don't set together)
 
		if (fcp_dl != 0) {
			if (type == SCSI_IWE)	// WRITE
				*payload++ = 1;
			else	// READ
				*payload++ = 2;
		} else {
			// On some devices, if RD or WR bits are set,
			// and fcp_dl is 0, they will generate an error on the command.
			// (i.e., if direction is specified, they insist on a length).
			*payload++ = 0;	// no data (necessary for CPQ)
		}
 
 
		// NOTE: clean this up if/when MAX_COMMAND_SIZE is increased to 16
		// FCP_CDB allows 16 byte SCSI command descriptor blk;
		// Linux SCSI CDB array is MAX_COMMAND_SIZE (12 at this time...)
		for (i = 0; (i < Cmnd->cmd_len) && i < MAX_COMMAND_SIZE; i++)
			*payload++ = Cmnd->cmnd[i];
 
		if (Cmnd->cmd_len == 16) {
			memcpy(payload, &Cmnd->SCp.buffers_residual, 4);
		}
		payload += (16 - i);
 
		// FCP_DL is largest number of expected data bytes
		// per CDB (i.e. read/write command)
		*payload++ = (u8) (fcp_dl >> 24);	// (MSB) 8 bytes data len FCP_DL
		*payload++ = (u8) (fcp_dl >> 16);
		*payload++ = (u8) (fcp_dl >> 8);
		*payload++ = (u8) fcp_dl;	// (LSB)
		break;
 
	case SCSI_TWE:		// need FCP_XFER_RDY
		*payload++ = 0;	// (4 bytes) DATA_RO (MSB byte 0)
		*payload++ = 0;
		*payload++ = 0;
		*payload++ = 0;	// LSB (byte 3)
		// (4 bytes) BURST_LEN
		// size of following FCP_DATA payload
		*payload++ = (u8) (fcp_dl >> 24);	// (MSB) 8 bytes data len FCP_DL
		*payload++ = (u8) (fcp_dl >> 16);
		*payload++ = (u8) (fcp_dl >> 8);
		*payload++ = (u8) fcp_dl;	// (LSB)
		// 4 bytes RESERVED
		*payload++ = 0;
		*payload++ = 0;
		*payload++ = 0;
		*payload++ = 0;
		break;
 
	default:
		break;
	}
 
	return 0;
}