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// Copyright 2018 The Fuchsia Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.
#ifndef SYSROOT_ZIRCON_BOOT_IMAGE_H_
#define SYSROOT_ZIRCON_BOOT_IMAGE_H_
#ifndef __ASSEMBLER__
// Local modification for Estelle. See lib/fuchsia/README.estelle.md.
#include <common.h> // <stdint.h>
#endif
// Zircon Boot Image format (ZBI).
//
// A Zircon Boot Image consists of a container header followed by boot
// items. Each boot item has a header (zbi_header_t) and then a payload of
// zbi_header_t.length bytes, which can be any size. The zbi_header_t.type
// field indicates how to interpret the payload. Many types specify an
// additional type-specific header that begins a variable-sized payload.
// zbi_header_t.length does not include the zbi_header_t itself, but does
// include any type-specific headers as part of the payload. All fields in
// all header formats are little-endian.
//
// Padding bytes appear after each item as needed to align the payload size
// up to a ZBI_ALIGNMENT (8-byte) boundary. This padding is not reflected
// in the zbi_header_t.length value.
//
// A bootable ZBI can be booted by a Zircon-compatible boot loader.
// It contains one ZBI_TYPE_KERNEL_{ARCH} boot item that must come first,
// followed by any number of additional boot items whose number, types,
// and details much comport with that kernel's expectations.
//
// A partial ZBI cannot be booted, and is only used during the build process.
// It contains one or more boot items and can be combined with a kernel and
// other ZBIs to make a bootable ZBI.
// All items begin at an 8-byte aligned offset into the image.
#ifdef __ASSEMBLER__
#define ZBI_ALIGNMENT (8)
#else
#define ZBI_ALIGNMENT (8u)
#endif
// Round n up to the next 8 byte boundary
#ifndef __ASSEMBLER__
#ifdef __cplusplus
constexpr
#endif
static inline uint32_t
ZBI_ALIGN(uint32_t n) {
return ((n + ZBI_ALIGNMENT - 1) & -ZBI_ALIGNMENT);
}
#endif
// LSW of sha256("bootdata")
#define ZBI_CONTAINER_MAGIC (0x868cf7e6)
// LSW of sha256("bootitem")
#define ZBI_ITEM_MAGIC (0xb5781729)
// This flag is always required.
#define ZBI_FLAG_VERSION (0x00010000)
// ZBI items with the CRC32 flag must have a valid crc32.
// Otherwise their crc32 field must contain ZBI_ITEM_NO_CRC32
#define ZBI_FLAG_CRC32 (0x00020000)
// Value for zbi_header_t.crc32 when ZBI_FLAG_CRC32 is not set.
#define ZBI_ITEM_NO_CRC32 (0x4a87e8d6)
#ifndef __ASSEMBLER__
// Each header must be 8-byte aligned. The length field specifies the
// actual payload length and does not include the size of padding.
typedef struct {
// ZBI_TYPE_* constant, see below.
uint32_t type;
// Size of the payload immediately following this header. This
// does not include the header itself nor any alignment padding
// after the payload.
uint32_t length;
// Type-specific extra data. Each type specifies the use of this
// field; see below. When not explicitly specified, it should be zero.
uint32_t extra;
// Flags for this item. This must always include ZBI_FLAG_VERSION.
// It should contain ZBI_FLAG_CRC32 for any item where it's feasible
// to compute the CRC32 at build time. Other flags are specific to
// each type; see below.
uint32_t flags;
// For future expansion. Set to 0.
uint32_t reserved0;
uint32_t reserved1;
// Must be ZBI_ITEM_MAGIC.
uint32_t magic;
// Must be the CRC32 of payload if ZBI_FLAG_CRC32 is set,
// otherwise must be ZBI_ITEM_NO_CRC32.
uint32_t crc32;
} zbi_header_t;
#endif
// Be sure to add new types to ZBI_ALL_TYPES.
// clang-format off
#define ZBI_ALL_TYPES(macro) \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_CONTAINER, "CONTAINER", ".bin") \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_KERNEL_X64, "KERNEL_X64", ".bin") \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_KERNEL_ARM64, "KERNEL_ARM64", ".bin") \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_DISCARD, "DISCARD", ".bin") \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_STORAGE_RAMDISK, "RAMDISK", ".bin") \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_STORAGE_BOOTFS, "BOOTFS", ".bin") \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_STORAGE_BOOTFS_FACTORY, "BOOTFS_FACTORY", ".bin") \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_STORAGE_KERNEL, "KERNEL", ".bin") \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_CMDLINE, "CMDLINE", ".txt") \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_CRASHLOG, "CRASHLOG", ".bin") \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_NVRAM, "NVRAM", ".bin") \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_PLATFORM_ID, "PLATFORM_ID", ".bin") \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_CPU_CONFIG, "CPU_CONFIG", ".bin") /* Deprecated */ \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_CPU_TOPOLOGY, "CPU_TOPOLOGY", ".bin") \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_MEM_CONFIG, "MEM_CONFIG", ".bin") \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_KERNEL_DRIVER, "KERNEL_DRIVER", ".bin") \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_ACPI_RSDP, "ACPI_RSDP", ".bin") \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_SMBIOS, "SMBIOS", ".bin") \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_EFI_MEMORY_MAP, "EFI_MEMORY_MAP", ".bin") \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_EFI_SYSTEM_TABLE, "EFI_SYSTEM_TABLE", ".bin") \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_E820_TABLE, "E820_TABLE", ".bin") \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_FRAMEBUFFER, "FRAMEBUFFER", ".bin") \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_DRV_MAC_ADDRESS, "DRV_MAC_ADDRESS", ".bin") \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_DRV_PARTITION_MAP, "DRV_PARTITION_MAP", ".bin") \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_DRV_BOARD_PRIVATE, "DRV_BOARD_PRIVATE", ".bin") \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_DRV_BOARD_INFO, "DRV_BOARD_INFO", ".bin") \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_IMAGE_ARGS, "IMAGE_ARGS", ".txt") \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_BOOT_VERSION, "BOOT_VERSION", ".bin") \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_HW_REBOOT_REASON, "HW_REBOOT_REASON", ".bin") \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_SERIAL_NUMBER, "SERIAL_NUMBER", ".txt") \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_BOOTLOADER_FILE, "BOOTLOADER_FILE", ".bin") \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_DEVICETREE, "DEVICETREE", ".dtb") \
macro(ZBI_TYPE_SECURE_ENTROPY, "ENTROPY", ".bin")
// clang-format on
// Each ZBI starts with a container header.
// length: Total size of the image after this header.
// This includes all item headers, payloads, and padding.
// It does not include the container header itself.
// Must be a multiple of ZBI_ALIGNMENT.
// extra: Must be ZBI_CONTAINER_MAGIC.
// flags: Must be ZBI_FLAG_VERSION and no other flags.
#define ZBI_TYPE_CONTAINER (0x544f4f42) // BOOT
// Define a container header in assembly code. The symbol name is defined
// as a local label; use .global symbol to make it global. The length
// argument can use assembly label arithmetic like any immediate operand.
#ifdef __ASSEMBLER__
// clang-format off
#define ZBI_CONTAINER_HEADER(symbol, length) \
.balign ZBI_ALIGNMENT; \
symbol: \
.int ZBI_TYPE_CONTAINER; \
.int (length); \
.int ZBI_CONTAINER_MAGIC; \
.int ZBI_FLAG_VERSION; \
.int 0; \
.int 0; \
.int ZBI_ITEM_MAGIC; \
.int ZBI_ITEM_NO_CRC32; \
.size symbol, . - symbol; \
.type symbol, %object
// clang-format on
#else
#define ZBI_CONTAINER_HEADER(length) \
{ \
ZBI_TYPE_CONTAINER, (length), ZBI_CONTAINER_MAGIC, ZBI_FLAG_VERSION, 0, 0, ZBI_ITEM_MAGIC, \
ZBI_ITEM_NO_CRC32, \
}
#endif
// The kernel image. In a bootable ZBI this item must always be first,
// immediately after the ZBI_TYPE_CONTAINER header. The contiguous memory
// image of the kernel is formed from the ZBI_TYPE_CONTAINER header, the
// ZBI_TYPE_KERNEL_{ARCH} header, and the payload.
//
// The boot loader loads the whole image starting with the container header
// through to the end of the kernel item's payload into contiguous physical
// memory. It then constructs a partial ZBI elsewhere in memory, which has
// a ZBI_TYPE_CONTAINER header of its own followed by all the other items
// that were in the booted ZBI plus other items synthesized by the boot
// loader to describe the machine. This partial ZBI must be placed at an
// address (where the container header is found) that is aligned to the
// machine's page size. The precise protocol for transferring control to
// the kernel's entry point varies by machine.
//
// On all machines, the kernel requires some amount of scratch memory to be
// available immediately after the kernel image at boot. It needs this
// space for early setup work before it has a chance to read any memory-map
// information from the boot loader. The `reserve_memory_size` field tells
// the boot loader how much space after the kernel's load image it must
// leave available for the kernel's use. The boot loader must place its
// constructed ZBI or other reserved areas at least this many bytes after
// the kernel image.
//
// x86-64
//
// The kernel assumes it was loaded at a fixed physical address of
// 0x100000 (1MB). zbi_kernel_t.entry is the absolute physical address
// of the PC location where the kernel will start.
// TODO(fxbug.dev/24762): Perhaps this will change??
// The processor is in 64-bit mode with direct virtual to physical
// mapping covering the physical memory where the kernel and
// bootloader-constructed ZBI were loaded.
// The %rsi register holds the physical address of the
// bootloader-constructed ZBI.
// All other registers are unspecified.
//
// ARM64
//
// zbi_kernel_t.entry is an offset from the beginning of the image
// (i.e., the ZBI_TYPE_CONTAINER header before the ZBI_TYPE_KERNEL_ARM64
// header) to the PC location in the image where the kernel will
// start. The processor is in physical address mode at EL1 or
// above. The kernel image and the bootloader-constructed ZBI each
// can be loaded anywhere in physical memory. The x0 register
// holds the physical address of the bootloader-constructed ZBI.
// All other registers are unspecified.
//
#define ZBI_TYPE_KERNEL_PREFIX (0x004e524b) // KRN\0
#define ZBI_TYPE_KERNEL_MASK (0x00FFFFFF) // Mask to compare to the prefix.
#define ZBI_TYPE_KERNEL_X64 (0x4c4e524b) // KRNL
#define ZBI_TYPE_KERNEL_ARM64 (0x384e524b) // KRN8
#define ZBI_IS_KERNEL_BOOTITEM(x) (((x)&ZBI_TYPE_KERNEL_MASK) == ZBI_TYPE_KERNEL_PREFIX)
#ifndef __ASSEMBLER__
typedef struct {
// Entry-point address. The interpretation of this differs by machine.
uint64_t entry;
// Minimum amount (in bytes) of scratch memory that the kernel requires
// immediately after its load image.
uint64_t reserve_memory_size;
} zbi_kernel_t;
// The whole contiguous image loaded into memory by the boot loader.
typedef struct {
zbi_header_t hdr_file;
zbi_header_t hdr_kernel;
zbi_kernel_t data_kernel;
uint8_t contents[/*hdr_kernel.length - sizeof(zbi_kernel_t)*/];
// data_kernel.reserve_memory_size bytes in memory are free after contents.
} zircon_kernel_t;
#endif
// A discarded item that should just be ignored. This is used for an
// item that was already processed and should be ignored by whatever
// stage is now looking at the ZBI. An earlier stage already "consumed"
// this information, but avoided copying data around to remove it from
// the ZBI item stream.
#define ZBI_TYPE_DISCARD (0x50494b53) // SKIP
// ZBI_TYPE_STORAGE_* types represent an image that might otherwise
// appear on some block storage device, i.e. a RAM disk of some sort.
// All zbi_header_t fields have the same meanings for all these types.
// The interpretation of the payload (after possible decompression) is
// indicated by the specific zbi_header_t.type value.
//
// **Note:** The ZBI_TYPE_STORAGE_* types are not a long-term stable ABI.
// - Items of these types are always packed for a specific version of the
// kernel and userland boot services, often in the same build that compiles
// the kernel.
// - These item types are **not** expected to be synthesized or
// examined by boot loaders.
// - New versions of the `zbi` tool will usually retain the ability to
// read old formats and non-default switches to write old formats, for
// diagnostic use.
//
// The zbi_header_t.extra field always gives the exact size of the
// original, uncompressed payload. That equals zbi_header_t.length when
// the payload is not compressed. If ZBI_FLAG_STORAGE_COMPRESSED is set in
// zbi_header_t.flags, then the payload is compressed.
//
// **Note:** Magic-number and header bytes at the start of the compressed
// payload indicate the compression algorithm and parameters. The set of
// compression formats is not a long-term stable ABI.
// - Zircon [userboot](../../../../docs/userboot.md) and core services
// do the decompression. A given kernel build's `userboot` will usually
// only support one particular compression format.
// - The `zbi` tool will usually retain the ability to compress and
// decompress for old formats, and can be used to convert between formats.
#define ZBI_FLAG_STORAGE_COMPRESSED (0x00000001)
// A virtual disk image. This is meant to be treated as if it were a
// storage device. The payload (after decompression) is the contents of
// the storage device, in whatever format that might be.
#define ZBI_TYPE_STORAGE_RAMDISK (0x4b534452) // RDSK
// The /boot filesystem in BOOTFS format, specified in <zircon/boot/bootfs.h>.
// Zircon [userboot](../../../../docs/userboot.md) handles the contents
// of this filesystem.
#define ZBI_TYPE_STORAGE_BOOTFS (0x42534642) // BFSB
// Storage used by the kernel (such as a compressed image containing the actual
// kernel). The meaning and format of the data is specific to the kernel,
// though it always uses the standard storage compression protocol described
// above. Each particular KERNEL_{ARCH} item image and its STORAGE_KERNEL item
// image are intimately tied and one cannot work without the exact correct
// corresponding other.
#define ZBI_TYPE_STORAGE_KERNEL (0x5254534b) // KSTR
// Device-specific factory data, stored in BOOTFS format, specified below.
#define ZBI_TYPE_STORAGE_BOOTFS_FACTORY (0x46534642) // BFSF
// The remaining types are used to communicate information from the boot
// loader to the kernel. Usually these are synthesized in memory by the
// boot loader, but they can also be included in a ZBI along with the
// kernel and BOOTFS. Some boot loaders may set the zbi_header_t flags
// and crc32 fields to zero, though setting them to ZBI_FLAG_VERSION and
// ZBI_ITEM_NO_CRC32 is specified. The kernel doesn't check.
// A kernel command line fragment, a NUL-terminated UTF-8 string.
// Multiple ZBI_TYPE_CMDLINE items can appear. They are treated as if
// concatenated with ' ' between each item, in the order they appear:
// first items in the bootable ZBI containing the kernel; then items in
// the ZBI synthesized by the boot loader. The kernel interprets the
// [whole command line](../../../../docs/kernel_cmdline.md).
#define ZBI_TYPE_CMDLINE (0x4c444d43) // CMDL
// The crash log from the previous boot, a UTF-8 string.
#define ZBI_TYPE_CRASHLOG (0x4d4f4f42) // BOOM
// Physical memory region that will persist across warm boots.
// zbi_nvram_t gives the physical base address and length in bytes.
#define ZBI_TYPE_NVRAM (0x4c4c564e) // NVLL
// This reflects a typo we need to support for a while.
#define ZBI_TYPE_NVRAM_DEPRECATED (0x4c4c5643) // CVLL
#ifndef __ASSEMBLER__
typedef struct {
uint64_t base;
uint64_t length;
} zbi_nvram_t;
#endif
#define ZBI_BOARD_NAME_LEN 32
// Platform ID Information.
#define ZBI_TYPE_PLATFORM_ID (0x44494C50) // PLID
#ifndef __ASSEMBLER__
typedef struct {
uint32_t vid;
uint32_t pid;
char board_name[ZBI_BOARD_NAME_LEN];
} zbi_platform_id_t;
#endif
#define ZBI_TYPE_DRV_BOARD_INFO (0x4953426D) // mBSI
// Board-specific information.
#ifndef __ASSEMBLER__
typedef struct {
uint32_t revision;
} zbi_board_info_t;
#endif
// CPU configuration, a zbi_cpu_config_t header followed by one or more
// zbi_cpu_cluster_t entries. zbi_header_t.length must equal
// zbi_cpu_config_t.cluster_count * sizeof(zbi_cpu_cluster_t).
#define ZBI_TYPE_CPU_CONFIG (0x43555043) // CPUC
#ifndef __ASSEMBLER__
typedef struct {
// Number of CPU cores in the cluster.
uint32_t cpu_count;
// Reserved for future use. Set to 0.
uint32_t type;
uint32_t flags;
uint32_t reserved;
} zbi_cpu_cluster_t;
typedef struct {
// Number of zbi_cpu_cluster_t entries following this header.
uint32_t cluster_count;
// Reserved for future use. Set to 0.
uint32_t reserved[3];
// cluster_count entries follow.
zbi_cpu_cluster_t clusters[];
} zbi_cpu_config_t;
#endif
#define ZBI_TYPE_CPU_TOPOLOGY (0x544F504F) // TOPO
#ifndef __ASSEMBLER__
#define ZBI_MAX_SMT 4
// These are Used in the flags field of zbi_topology_processor_t.
// This is the processor that boots the system and the last to be shutdown.
#define ZBI_TOPOLOGY_PROCESSOR_PRIMARY 0b1
// This is the processor that handles all interrupts, some architectures will
// not have one.
#define ZBI_TOPOLOGY_PROCESSOR_INTERRUPT 0b10
#define ZBI_TOPOLOGY_NO_PARENT 0xFFFF
typedef enum {
ZBI_TOPOLOGY_ARCH_UNDEFINED = 0, // Intended primarily for testing.
ZBI_TOPOLOGY_ARCH_X86 = 1,
ZBI_TOPOLOGY_ARCH_ARM = 2,
} zbi_topology_architecture_t;
typedef struct {
// Cluster ids for each level, one being closest to the cpu.
// These map to aff1, aff2, and aff3 values in the ARM registers.
uint8_t cluster_1_id;
uint8_t cluster_2_id;
uint8_t cluster_3_id;
// Id of the cpu inside of the bottom-most cluster, aff0 value.
uint8_t cpu_id;
// The GIC interface number for this processor.
// In GIC v3+ this is not necessary as the processors are addressed by their
// affinity routing (all cluster ids followed by cpu_id).
uint8_t gic_id;
} zbi_topology_arm_info_t;
typedef struct {
// Indexes here correspond to the logical_ids index for the thread.
uint32_t apic_ids[ZBI_MAX_SMT];
uint32_t apic_id_count;
} zbi_topology_x86_info_t;
typedef struct {
uint16_t logical_ids[ZBI_MAX_SMT];
uint8_t logical_id_count;
uint16_t flags;
// Should be one of zbi_topology_arm_info_t.
// If UNDEFINED then nothing will be set in arch_info.
uint8_t architecture;
union {
zbi_topology_arm_info_t arm;
zbi_topology_x86_info_t x86;
} architecture_info;
} zbi_topology_processor_t;
typedef struct {
// Relative performance level of this processor in the system. The value is
// interpreted as the performance of this processor relative to the maximum
// performance processor in the system. No specific values are required for
// the performance level, only that the following relationship holds:
//
// Pmax is the value of performance_class for the maximum performance
// processor in the system, operating at its maximum operating point.
//
// P is the value of performance_class for this processor, operating at
// its maximum operating point.
//
// R is the performance ratio of this processor to the maximum performance
// processor in the system in the range (0.0, 1.0].
//
// R = (P + 1) / (Pmax + 1)
//
// If accuracy is limited, choose a conservative value that slightly under-
// estimates the performance of lower-performance processors.
uint8_t performance_class;
} zbi_topology_cluster_t;
typedef struct {
// Unique id of this cache node. No other semantics are assumed.
uint32_t cache_id;
} zbi_topology_cache_t;
typedef struct {
// Starting and ending memory addresses of this numa region.
uint64_t start_address;
uint64_t end_address;
} zbi_topology_numa_region_t;
typedef enum {
ZBI_TOPOLOGY_ENTITY_UNDEFINED = 0, // Unused default.
ZBI_TOPOLOGY_ENTITY_PROCESSOR = 1,
ZBI_TOPOLOGY_ENTITY_CLUSTER = 2,
ZBI_TOPOLOGY_ENTITY_CACHE = 3,
ZBI_TOPOLOGY_ENTITY_DIE = 4,
ZBI_TOPOLOGY_ENTITY_SOCKET = 5,
ZBI_TOPOLOGY_ENTITY_POWER_PLANE = 6,
ZBI_TOPOLOGY_ENTITY_NUMA_REGION = 7,
} zbi_topology_entity_type_t;
typedef struct {
// Should be one of zbi_topology_entity_type_t.
uint8_t entity_type;
uint16_t parent_index;
union {
zbi_topology_processor_t processor;
zbi_topology_cluster_t cluster;
zbi_topology_numa_region_t numa_region;
zbi_topology_cache_t cache;
} entity;
} zbi_topology_node_t;
#endif
// Device memory configuration, consisting of one or more `zbi_mem_range_t`
// entries.
//
// The length of the item is `sizeof(zbi_mem_range_t)` times the number of
// entries. Each entry describes a contiguous range of memory:
//
// * ZBI_MEM_RANGE_RAM ranges are standard RAM.
//
// * ZBI_MEM_RANGE_PERIPHERAL are ranges that cover one or more devices.
//
// * ZBI_MEM_RANGE_RESERVED are reserved ranges that should not be used by
// the system. Reserved ranges may overlap previous or later
// ZBI_MEM_RANGE_RAM or ZBI_MEM_RANGE_PERIPHERAL regions, in which case the
// reserved range takes precedence.
//
// * Any other `type` should be treated as `ZBI_MEM_RANGE_RESERVED` to allow
// forwards compatibility.
//
// Entries in the table may be in any order, and only a single item of type
// ZBI_TYPE_MEM_CONFIG should be present in the ZBI.
#define ZBI_TYPE_MEM_CONFIG (0x434D454D) // MEMC
#ifndef __ASSEMBLER__
typedef struct {
uint64_t paddr;
uint64_t length;
uint32_t type;
uint32_t reserved;
} zbi_mem_range_t;
#endif
#define ZBI_MEM_RANGE_RAM (1)
#define ZBI_MEM_RANGE_PERIPHERAL (2)
#define ZBI_MEM_RANGE_RESERVED (3)
// Kernel driver configuration. The zbi_header_t.extra field gives a
// KDRV_* type that determines the payload format.
// See [driver-config.h](<zircon/boot/driver-config.h>) for details.
#define ZBI_TYPE_KERNEL_DRIVER (0x5652444B) // KDRV
// ACPI Root Table Pointer, a uint64_t physical address.
#define ZBI_TYPE_ACPI_RSDP (0x50445352) // RSDP
// SMBIOS entry point, a uint64_t physical address.
#define ZBI_TYPE_SMBIOS (0x49424d53) // SMBI
// EFI memory map, a uint64_t entry size followed by a sequence of
// EFI memory descriptors aligned on that entry size.
#define ZBI_TYPE_EFI_MEMORY_MAP (0x4d494645) // EFIM
// EFI system table, a uint64_t physical address.
#define ZBI_TYPE_EFI_SYSTEM_TABLE (0x53494645) // EFIS
// E820 memory table, an array of e820entry_t.
#define ZBI_TYPE_E820_TABLE (0x30323845) // E820
/* EFI Variable for Crash Log */
#define ZIRCON_VENDOR_GUID \
{ \
0x82305eb2, 0xd39e, 0x4575, { 0xa0, 0xc8, 0x6c, 0x20, 0x72, 0xd0, 0x84, 0x4c } \
}
#define ZIRCON_CRASHLOG_EFIVAR \
{ 'c', 'r', 'a', 's', 'h', 'l', 'o', 'g', 0 }
#define ZIRCON_CRASHLOG_EFIATTR \
(EFI_VARIABLE_NON_VOLATILE | EFI_VARIABLE_BOOTSERVICE_ACCESS | EFI_VARIABLE_RUNTIME_ACCESS)
// Framebuffer parameters, a zbi_swfb_t entry.
#define ZBI_TYPE_FRAMEBUFFER (0x42465753) // SWFB
// The image arguments, data is a trivial text format of one "key=value" per line
// with leading whitespace stripped and "#" comment lines and blank lines ignored.
// It is processed by bootsvc and parsed args are shared to others via Arguments service.
// TODO: the format can be streamlined after the /config/devmgr compat support is removed.
#define ZBI_TYPE_IMAGE_ARGS (0x47524149) // IARG
// A copy of the boot version stored within the sysconfig
// partition
#define ZBI_TYPE_BOOT_VERSION (0x53525642) // BVRS
#ifndef __ASSEMBLER__
typedef struct {
// Physical memory address.
uint64_t base;
// Pixel layout and format.
// See [../pixelformat.h](<zircon/pixelformat.h>).
uint32_t width;
uint32_t height;
uint32_t stride;
uint32_t format;
} zbi_swfb_t;
#endif
// ZBI_TYPE_DRV_* types (LSB is 'm') contain driver metadata.
#define ZBI_TYPE_DRV_METADATA(type) (((type)&0xFF) == 0x6D) // 'm'
// MAC address for Ethernet, Wifi, Bluetooth, etc. zbi_header_t.extra
// is a board-specific index to specify which device the MAC address
// applies to. zbi_header_t.length gives the size in bytes, which
// varies depending on the type of address appropriate for the device.
#define ZBI_TYPE_DRV_MAC_ADDRESS (0x43414D6D) // mMAC
// A partition map for a storage device, a zbi_partition_map_t header
// followed by one or more zbi_partition_t entries. zbi_header_t.extra
// is a board-specific index to specify which device this applies to.
#define ZBI_TYPE_DRV_PARTITION_MAP (0x5452506D) // mPRT
#define ZBI_PARTITION_NAME_LEN (32)
#define ZBI_PARTITION_GUID_LEN (16)
// Private information for the board driver.
#define ZBI_TYPE_DRV_BOARD_PRIVATE (0x524F426D) // mBOR
#ifndef __ASSEMBLER__
typedef struct {
// GUID specifying the format and use of data stored in the partition.
uint8_t type_guid[ZBI_PARTITION_GUID_LEN];
// GUID unique to this partition.
uint8_t uniq_guid[ZBI_PARTITION_GUID_LEN];
// First and last block occupied by this partition.
uint64_t first_block;
uint64_t last_block;
// Reserved for future use. Set to 0.
uint64_t flags;
char name[ZBI_PARTITION_NAME_LEN];
} zbi_partition_t;
typedef struct {
// Total blocks used on the device.
uint64_t block_count;
// Size of each block in bytes.
uint64_t block_size;
// Number of partitions in the map.
uint32_t partition_count;
// Reserved for future use.
uint32_t reserved;
// Device GUID.
uint8_t guid[ZBI_PARTITION_GUID_LEN];
// partition_count partition entries follow.
zbi_partition_t partitions[];
} zbi_partition_map_t;
#endif
#define ZBI_TYPE_HW_REBOOT_REASON (0x42525748) // HWRB
#define ZBI_HW_REBOOT_UNDEFINED ((uint32_t)0)
#define ZBI_HW_REBOOT_COLD ((uint32_t)1)
#define ZBI_HW_REBOOT_WARM ((uint32_t)2)
#define ZBI_HW_REBOOT_BROWNOUT ((uint32_t)3)
#define ZBI_HW_REBOOT_WATCHDOG ((uint32_t)4)
#ifndef __ASSEMBLER__
#ifndef __cplusplus
typedef uint32_t zbi_hw_reboot_reason_t;
#else
enum class ZbiHwRebootReason : uint32_t {
Undefined = ZBI_HW_REBOOT_UNDEFINED,
Cold = ZBI_HW_REBOOT_COLD,
Warm = ZBI_HW_REBOOT_WARM,
Brownout = ZBI_HW_REBOOT_BROWNOUT,
Watchdog = ZBI_HW_REBOOT_WATCHDOG,
};
using zbi_hw_reboot_reason_t = ZbiHwRebootReason;
#endif // __cplusplus
#endif // __ASSEMBLER__
// The serial number, an unterminated ASCII string of printable non-whitespace
// characters with length zbi_header_t.length.
#define ZBI_TYPE_SERIAL_NUMBER (0x4e4c5253) // SRLN
// This type specifies a binary file passed in by the bootloader.
// The first byte specifies the length of the filename without a NUL terminator.
// The filename starts on the second byte.
// The file contents are located immediately after the filename.
//
// Layout: | name_len | name | payload
// ^(1 byte) ^(name_len bytes) ^(length of file)
#define ZBI_TYPE_BOOTLOADER_FILE (0x4C465442) // BTFL
// The devicetree blob from the legacy boot loader, if any. This is used only
// for diagnostic and development purposes. Zircon kernel and driver
// configuration is entirely driven by specific ZBI items from the boot
// loader. The boot shims for legacy boot loaders pass the raw devicetree
// along for development purposes, but extract information from it to populate
// specific ZBI items such as ZBI_TYPE_KERNEL_DRIVER et al.
#define ZBI_TYPE_DEVICETREE (0xd00dfeed)
// An arbitrary number of random bytes attested to have high entropy. Any
// number of items of any size can be provided, but no data should be provided
// that is not true entropy of cryptographic quality. This is used to seed
// secure cryptographic pseudo-random number generators.
#define ZBI_TYPE_SECURE_ENTROPY (0x444e4152) // RAND
#endif // SYSROOT_ZIRCON_BOOT_IMAGE_H_