midxunit.cpp issue note update, cleanup security chip access

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MetalliC 2020-08-18 19:55:03 +03:00
parent e96932a60b
commit d2d1540681
2 changed files with 24 additions and 9 deletions

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@ -12,13 +12,18 @@
Known bugs:
* POST test ends with "CUSTOM CHIP U76 BAD" message,
however this is caused by fully clipped blitter DMA request:
DMA command 8003: (bpp=0 skip=0 xflip=0 yflip=0 preskip=0 postskip=0)
offset=00000000 pos=(0,257) w=448 h=1 clip=(0,0)-(511,0)
palette=0505 color=0000 lskip=00 rskip=00 xstep=0100 ystep=0100 test=0000 config=0010
it is not clear if it's due to DMA emulation flaws (unemulated command bit 6 - clipping mode, 0=offset??? method),
or if some protection device may modify routine code in the RAM (unlikely).
set BP 20D31340 to see check routine (notice: 20D31550: MOVE A14,@C08000E0h,0 have no effect because of FS0 selected).
However, this is caused by failed blitter DMA test, it's buggy code:
20D31460: MOVI 100000h,A14 ; control register value, set H-clip access
20D31490: MOVE A14,@C08000E0h,1 ; 32bit write control reg
20D314C0: MOVI 1FF0000h,A14 ; H-clip range value 0-511
20D314F0: MOVE A14,@C08000C0h,1 ; 32bit write H-clip reg
20D31520: MOVI 300000h,A14 ; control register value, set V-clip access
20D31550: MOVE A14,@C08000E0h,0 ; 16bit(!!) write, upper word ignored in MAME, control reg still set to H-clip access
20D31580: MOVI 1FF0000h,A14 ; V-clip range value 0-511
20D315B0: MOVE A14,@C08000C0h,1 ; 32bit write, in MAME write goes to H-clip registers
in result of not set V-clip range in MAME the whole DMA request is clipped.
It is possible X-unit DMA registers block C08000xxh access is 32-bit only (/CAS0-3 lines ignored), so any write access always update whole 32bits.
At the moment TMS34020 incorrectly emulated as 16bit wide data bus CPU, so we can't properly handle this issue.
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@ -267,6 +267,8 @@ void midxunit_state::machine_reset()
m_dcs->reset_w(0);
m_dcs->reset_w(1);
m_security_bits = 0;
/* reset I/O shuffling */
for (int i = 0; i < 16; i++)
m_ioshuffle[i] = i % 8;
@ -290,14 +292,22 @@ uint16_t midxunit_state::midxunit_security_r()
void midxunit_state::midxunit_security_w(offs_t offset, uint16_t data, uint16_t mem_mask)
{
if (ACCESSING_BITS_0_7)
m_security_bits = data & 0x0f;
{
m_security_bits &= ~0xf;
m_security_bits |= data & 0xf;
m_midway_serial_pic->write(m_security_bits ^ 0x10);
}
}
void midxunit_state::midxunit_security_clock_w(offs_t offset, uint16_t data, uint16_t mem_mask)
{
if (offset == 0 && ACCESSING_BITS_0_7)
m_midway_serial_pic->write(((~data & 2) << 3) | m_security_bits);
{
m_security_bits &= ~0x10;
m_security_bits |= BIT(data, 1) << 4;
m_midway_serial_pic->write(m_security_bits ^ 0x10);
}
}