- Add a function to read the dirent and return status of that object - does it exist, is it a file or a directory.
- Branch according to this in FatiCreate and try to open either an existing file or an existing directory. Directory open is stubbed.
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- Paged pool PTEs are demand zero PTEs while the memory hasn't been accessed -- this is the only type of fault supported.
- Because paged pool PDEs are also demand-paged, added code to handle demand paging of PDEs as well.
- Also, because paged pool is non-resident, but can be accessed from any process, we need a mechanism to sync up the kernel's page directory with the per-process one, on demand. This is done at startup, but other processes may have paged in paged pool that another process knows nothing about when he faults.
- Similar to the hack ReactOS Mm uses, but done properly.
- This is what that shadow system page directory is finally being used for.
- Assert if we get a user-mode fault, a transition fault, or a soft fault, since these shouldn't happen.
- Disable APCs while dispatching faults, and pseudo-use the working set lock.
- Assert if we get write errors on read-only pages, since we don't use those in ARM3 yet.
- Assert if we have a paged out PTE, this shouldn't happen yet.
- Enable test to see if we can touch a paged pool allocation.
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- Allocation does not support paged pool expansion yet, so we're limited to the initial 4MB that are initialized on startup.
- This only tests the raw page allocation routines so touching memory will fail as we don't handle paged pool faults yet.
- Nothing excercises this code path other than some simple tests while booting.
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- Fix reading the incorrect pool type when freeing pool. The PoolType in the entry is offset by 1, so it can be either 1 for NonPaged or 2 for paged. This used to give us index 0 for nonpaged (correct), and index -1 for paged (oops!). Mask by 3 instead, so we get 0 and 1.
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- Check for ARM3-owned memory areas during a page fault, and crash the system as this shouldn't happen yet.
- Use portable PTE macro instead of setting the owner bit directly, fixing an ARM port build issue.
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- Remove overflow failure case, this isn't checked for string validation
- Adapt page check to let the full string be checked in case of overflow
See issue #4861 for more details.
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- Add a new memory area type: MEMORY_AREA_OWNED_BY_ARM3. This will allow us to instruct the ReactOS Memory MAnager to "Back. The Fuck. Off." during page faults and such, so we can handle page faults inside ARM3-owned PTEs ourselves.
- Right now, all ARM3 PTEs and data is nonpaged, so no page faults should happen, but this may change in the future.
- Also will allow us to manage our own PDEs so we can do on-demand inpage instead of syncing with the ReactOS Mm hack cache.
- Create all memory areas in one shot in MmCreateSystemMemoryAreas (get rid of MiInitPageDirectoryMap and MiInitPagedPool memory area creation).
- Mark all of ours as owned by ARM3.
- Make them all static.
- The only non-ARM3 one right now is paged pool, we own all the other static areas.
- Move this code into mm, instead of mm/ARM3, since memory areas are not an ARM3 concept.
- Also create memory areas for session space, session view, and other ARM3 memory ranges, so nobody touches those ranges.
- Dump the kernel address space after all this is done, in a MmDbg function in mm.
- This cleans up ARM3 of some ROS-specific code, and also collapses Phase 1 and 2 into a single phase.
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- Initialize PreviousStackBase/Limit to NULL in BasepCreateStack. Previously this bug was hidden because those values were ignored by the kernel.
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- Initialize the paged pool guarded mutex.
- Add helper routines ExLock/UnlockPool to either acquire the NPP QSL or the PP GM depending on the pool descriptor, instead of hardcoding the NPP QSL.
- Implement InitializePool for the PagedPool case.
- Now call InitializePool for PagedPool as well.
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- Add ARM3/mmsup.c for miscellaneous function helper functions.
- Implemented:
- Move MmIsRecursiveIoFault, MmIsThisanNtAsSystem and MmQuerySystemSize. These belong here.
- Unimplemented:
- Move MmSetBankedSection and fix the prototype. This should probably go somewhere else later.
- Move MmAdjustWorkingSetSize and fix the prototype. This should probably go in procsup.c later.
- Move MmMapUserAddressesToPage. This should also probably go in procsup.c later.
- Move MmSetAddressrangeModified and MmIsNonPagedsystemAddressValid. These should probably go somewhere else later.
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- MiDoMappedcopy: The MDL should have 16 pages total, so MI_MAPPED_COPY_PAGES should be 14, not 16, to account for the MDL page itself, and the extra add-on page.
- MiDoMappedCopy: Check for working set quota exception.
- NtRead/WriteVirtualMemory: Do not attempt to do any work if the size is 0.
- NtRead/WriteVirtualMemory: Do not return SEH status if we fail to write the number of bytes read/written -- return the function status.
- NtProtectVirtualMemory: Protect the memory while attached to the target process.
- NtProtectVirtualMemory: Do not return SEH status if we fail to write the number of bytes protected -- return the function status.
- NtLock/UnlockVirtualMemory: Fix incorrect function definition. The last parameter is a bitfield. The middle two parameters are pointers, not values.
- VirtualLock/Unlock: Fix calling NtLock/UnlockVirtualMemory with new correct function definitions. Call with MAP_PROCESS.
- NtLock/UnlockVirtualMemory: Apply SEH. Validate flags. Validate parameters.
- NtLock/UnlockVirtualMemory: Attach to the process while doing the operation. Reference the process.
- NtLock/UnlockVirtualMemory: Check for SE_LOCK_MEMORY_PRIVILEGE if MAP_SYSTEM is specified.
- Move MAP_SYSTEM and MAP_PROCESS from ntifs.h to mmtypes.h in NDK.
- NtLock/UnlockVirtualMemory: Return success and semi-legitimate return values saying nothing was actually done.
- NtFlushVirtualMemory: Apply SEH. Validate flags. Validate parameters. Call MmFlushVirtualMemory.
- NtFlushVirtualMemory: Reference the process.
- NtFlushVirtualMemory: Return success and semi-legitimate return values indicating nothing was flushed.
- NtGetWriteWatch: Fix function prototype.
- NtGet/ResetWriteWatch: Apply SEH instead of hacked parameter checks. Validate parameters.
- NtGet/ResetWriteWatch: Reference the process.
- NtGet/ResetWriteWatch: Return semi-legitimate return values indicating nothing was written to.
- These APIs are now owned by ARM3.
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- Add a helper function for reading (mapping) volume's stream file object.
- Read a boot sector during volume mounting, unpack it and store values in Vcb->Bpb for later usage. In particular, a volume's serial number being empty problem is fixed now. Volume label is still empty.
- Silence more non-important debug prints.
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- Set up PEB and TEB under SEH to handle possible paging errors (which are legitimate).
- Also touch the image under SEH to handle image paging errors (also legitimate).
- Should avoid kernel panics in cases where the executable is damaged, invalid, or impossible to page in.
- Initialize more PEB fields.
- Add new INITIAL_PEB structure to support fork() in the future. Also fixes the fact we don't create a PEB for the system process anymore.
- Create PEB while attached to the process.
- Handle UP-only images, and set correct affinity mask in the PEB.
- Set session ID instead of session structure (currently zero).
- Set correct TIB version in the TEB. Due to a historical oddity, the NT TIB identifies itself as '0x1e00', which is 30 shifted 8 bits. 30 is the version identifier of OS/2 3.0, the original 32-bit target of the Windows NT effort.
- Handle initial TEB correctly for fork().
- Move AWE APIs to procsup.c instea of section.c since they are unrelated.
- Move the rewritten PEB/TEB functions to ARM3's procsup.c.
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