x68000:writing_drivers
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| x68000:writing_drivers [2014/07/11 01:04] – [0x05 - Read no wait] eidis | x68000:writing_drivers [2014/07/11 01:06] – [0x08 - Output (write)] eidis | ||
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| - | **Description :** To check furthermore. This seems to be really X68000 specific floppy drive command, or some kind of kernel hack by Human68k developpers. It does some kind of IOCTL, but internally to the kernel to dis/allow and control of FDD ejection, LEDs or media write protection control... | + | **Description :** //To check furthermore.// This seems to be really X68000 specific floppy drive command, or some kind of kernel hack by Human68k developpers. It does some kind of IOCTL, but internally to the kernel to dis/allow and control of FDD ejection, LEDs or media write protection control... |
| ===== 0x06 - Input status ===== | ===== 0x06 - Input status ===== | ||
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| | 14 | Long |Pointer to a buffer that contains data to write to the unit.| | | 14 | Long |Pointer to a buffer that contains data to write to the unit.| | ||
| - | | 18 | Long |Block device driver : number of sector to write. A sector length is normally specified by the BPB. |||Character device driver : Buffer size. | | + | | 18 | Long |Block device driver : number of sector to write. A sector length is normally specified by the BPB. |
| + | | | |Character device driver : Buffer size. | | ||
| | 22 | Long |Block device driver only : logical start sector to write to. | | | 22 | Long |Block device driver only : logical start sector to write to. | | ||
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