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+/*
+ *  linux/drivers/s390/crypto/zcrypt_pcicc.h
+ *
+ *  zcrypt 2.1.0
+ *
+ *  Copyright (C)  2001, 2006 IBM Corporation
+ *  Author(s): Robert Burroughs
+ *            Eric Rossman (edrossma@us.ibm.com)
+ *
+ *  Hotplug & misc device support: Jochen Roehrig (roehrig@de.ibm.com)
+ *  Major cleanup & driver split: Martin Schwidefsky <schwidefsky@de.ibm.com>
+ *
+ * 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.
+ *
+ * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
+ * along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
+ * Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
+ */
+
+#ifndef _ZCRYPT_PCICC_H_
+#define _ZCRYPT_PCICC_H_
+
+/**
+ * The type 6 message family is associated with PCICC or PCIXCC cards.
+ *
+ * It contains a message header followed by a CPRB, both of which
+ * are described below.
+ *
+ * Note that all reserved fields must be zeroes.
+ */
+struct type6_hdr {
+       unsigned char reserved1;        /* 0x00                         */
+       unsigned char type;             /* 0x06                         */
+       unsigned char reserved2[2];     /* 0x0000                       */
+       unsigned char right[4];         /* 0x00000000                   */
+       unsigned char reserved3[2];     /* 0x0000                       */
+       unsigned char reserved4[2];     /* 0x0000                       */
+       unsigned char apfs[4];          /* 0x00000000                   */
+       unsigned int  offset1;          /* 0x00000058 (offset to CPRB)  */
+       unsigned int  offset2;          /* 0x00000000                   */
+       unsigned int  offset3;          /* 0x00000000                   */
+       unsigned int  offset4;          /* 0x00000000                   */
+       unsigned char agent_id[16];     /* PCICC:                       */
+                                       /*    0x0100                    */
+                                       /*    0x4343412d4150504c202020  */
+                                       /*    0x010101                  */
+                                       /* PCIXCC:                      */
+                                       /*    0x4341000000000000        */
+                                       /*    0x0000000000000000        */
+       unsigned char rqid[2];          /* rqid.  internal to 603       */
+       unsigned char reserved5[2];     /* 0x0000                       */
+       unsigned char function_code[2]; /* for PKD, 0x5044 (ascii 'PD') */
+       unsigned char reserved6[2];     /* 0x0000                       */
+       unsigned int  ToCardLen1;       /* (request CPRB len + 3) & -4  */
+       unsigned int  ToCardLen2;       /* db len 0x00000000 for PKD    */
+       unsigned int  ToCardLen3;       /* 0x00000000                   */
+       unsigned int  ToCardLen4;       /* 0x00000000                   */
+       unsigned int  FromCardLen1;     /* response buffer length       */
+       unsigned int  FromCardLen2;     /* db len 0x00000000 for PKD    */
+       unsigned int  FromCardLen3;     /* 0x00000000                   */
+       unsigned int  FromCardLen4;     /* 0x00000000                   */
+} __attribute__((packed));
+
+/**
+ * CPRB
+ *       Note that all shorts, ints and longs are little-endian.
+ *       All pointer fields are 32-bits long, and mean nothing
+ *
+ *       A request CPRB is followed by a request_parameter_block.
+ *
+ *       The request (or reply) parameter block is organized thus:
+ *         function code
+ *         VUD block
+ *         key block
+ */
+struct CPRB {
+       unsigned short cprb_len;        /* CPRB length                   */
+       unsigned char cprb_ver_id;      /* CPRB version id.              */
+       unsigned char pad_000;          /* Alignment pad byte.           */
+       unsigned char srpi_rtcode[4];   /* SRPI return code LELONG       */
+       unsigned char srpi_verb;        /* SRPI verb type                */
+       unsigned char flags;            /* flags                         */
+       unsigned char func_id[2];       /* function id                   */
+       unsigned char checkpoint_flag;  /*                               */
+       unsigned char resv2;            /* reserved                      */
+       unsigned short req_parml;       /* request parameter buffer      */
+                                       /* length 16-bit little endian   */
+       unsigned char req_parmp[4];     /* request parameter buffer      *
+                                        * pointer (means nothing: the   *
+                                        * parameter buffer follows      *
+                                        * the CPRB).                    */
+       unsigned char req_datal[4];     /* request data buffer           */
+                                       /* length         ULELONG        */
+       unsigned char req_datap[4];     /* request data buffer           */
+                                       /* pointer                       */
+       unsigned short rpl_parml;       /* reply  parameter buffer       */
+                                       /* length 16-bit little endian   */
+       unsigned char pad_001[2];       /* Alignment pad bytes. ULESHORT */
+       unsigned char rpl_parmp[4];     /* reply parameter buffer        *
+                                        * pointer (means nothing: the   *
+                                        * parameter buffer follows      *
+                                        * the CPRB).                    */
+       unsigned char rpl_datal[4];     /* reply data buffer len ULELONG */
+       unsigned char rpl_datap[4];     /* reply data buffer             */
+                                       /* pointer                       */
+       unsigned short ccp_rscode;      /* server reason code   ULESHORT */
+       unsigned short ccp_rtcode;      /* server return code   ULESHORT */
+       unsigned char repd_parml[2];    /* replied parameter len ULESHORT*/
+       unsigned char mac_data_len[2];  /* Mac Data Length      ULESHORT */
+       unsigned char repd_datal[4];    /* replied data length  ULELONG  */
+       unsigned char req_pc[2];        /* PC identifier                 */
+       unsigned char res_origin[8];    /* resource origin               */
+       unsigned char mac_value[8];     /* Mac Value                     */
+       unsigned char logon_id[8];      /* Logon Identifier              */
+       unsigned char usage_domain[2];  /* cdx                           */
+       unsigned char resv3[18];        /* reserved for requestor        */
+       unsigned short svr_namel;       /* server name length  ULESHORT  */
+       unsigned char svr_name[8];      /* server name                   */
+} __attribute__((packed));
+
+/**
+ * The type 86 message family is associated with PCICC and PCIXCC cards.
+ *
+ * It contains a message header followed by a CPRB.  The CPRB is
+ * the same as the request CPRB, which is described above.
+ *
+ * If format is 1, an error condition exists and no data beyond
+ * the 8-byte message header is of interest.
+ *
+ * The non-error message is shown below.
+ *
+ * Note that all reserved fields must be zeroes.
+ */
+struct type86_hdr {
+       unsigned char reserved1;        /* 0x00                         */
+       unsigned char type;             /* 0x86                         */
+       unsigned char format;           /* 0x01 (error) or 0x02 (ok)    */
+       unsigned char reserved2;        /* 0x00                         */
+       unsigned char reply_code;       /* reply code (see above)       */
+       unsigned char reserved3[3];     /* 0x000000                     */
+} __attribute__((packed));
+
+#define TYPE86_RSP_CODE 0x86
+#define TYPE86_FMT2    0x02
+
+struct type86_fmt2_ext {
+       unsigned char     reserved[4];  /* 0x00000000                   */
+       unsigned char     apfs[4];      /* final status                 */
+       unsigned int      count1;       /* length of CPRB + parameters  */
+       unsigned int      offset1;      /* offset to CPRB               */
+       unsigned int      count2;       /* 0x00000000                   */
+       unsigned int      offset2;      /* db offset 0x00000000 for PKD */
+       unsigned int      count3;       /* 0x00000000                   */
+       unsigned int      offset3;      /* 0x00000000                   */
+       unsigned int      count4;       /* 0x00000000                   */
+       unsigned int      offset4;      /* 0x00000000                   */
+} __attribute__((packed));
+
+struct function_and_rules_block {
+       unsigned char function_code[2];
+       unsigned short ulen;
+       unsigned char only_rule[8];
+} __attribute__((packed));
+
+int zcrypt_pcicc_init(void);
+void zcrypt_pcicc_exit(void);
+
+#endif /* _ZCRYPT_PCICC_H_ */