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- Hardware: OCS/ECS/AGA custom chip registers, Copper & Blitter deep dives
- Boot sequence: cold boot through startup-sequence
- Binary format: HUNK executable spec, relocation, debug info
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- Graphics: planar bitmaps, Copper programming, HAM/EHB modes
- Intuition: screens, windows, IDCMP, BOOPSI
- Devices: trackdisk, SCSI, serial, timer, audio, keyboard
- Libraries: utility, expansion, IFFParse, locale, ARexx
- Networking: bsdsocket API, SANA-II, TCP/IP stack comparison
- Toolchain: GCC, vasm/vlink, SAS/C, NDK, debugging
- Reverse engineering: IDA/Ghidra setup, compiler fingerprints, case studies
- CPU & MMU: 68040/060 emulation libs, PMMU, cache management
- Driver development: SANA-II, Picasso96/RTG, AHI audio

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# Driver Development — Overview
## Section Index
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| [sana2_driver.md](sana2_driver.md) | Writing a SANA-II network device driver |
| [rtg_driver.md](rtg_driver.md) | Writing Picasso96/RTG display card drivers |
| [ahi_driver.md](ahi_driver.md) | Writing AHI audio drivers |
| [device_driver_basics.md](device_driver_basics.md) | exec.device framework — how Amiga devices work |

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# Writing AHI Audio Drivers
## Overview
**AHI** (Audio Hardware Interface) is the standard retargetable audio system for AmigaOS. It abstracts audio hardware behind a uniform API, similar to how RTG abstracts graphics cards. AHI drivers are shared libraries that implement the AHI driver protocol.
---
## Architecture
```
Application
↓ ahi.device (OpenDevice, CMD_WRITE, etc.)
AHI System
↓ Calls driver functions via function table
AHI Audio Driver (.audio file)
↓ Programs hardware / DMA / codec
Audio Hardware (Paula, sound card, FPGA audio, codec)
```
---
## Driver File Location
```
DEVS:AHI/myaudio.audio ; the driver library
DEVS:AudioModes/myaudio ; mode file (preferences)
```
---
## Required Driver Functions
| Function | LVO | Description |
|---|---|---|
| `AHIsub_AllocAudio` | 30 | Allocate hardware resources |
| `AHIsub_FreeAudio` | 36 | Free hardware resources |
| `AHIsub_Disable` | 42 | Disable audio interrupts |
| `AHIsub_Enable` | 48 | Enable audio interrupts |
| `AHIsub_Start` | 54 | Start playback/recording |
| `AHIsub_Update` | 60 | Update playback parameters |
| `AHIsub_Stop` | 66 | Stop playback/recording |
| `AHIsub_SetVol` | 72 | Set channel volume/panning |
| `AHIsub_SetFreq` | 78 | Set channel frequency |
| `AHIsub_SetSound` | 84 | Set channel sound data |
| `AHIsub_SetEffect` | 90 | Set audio effects |
| `AHIsub_LoadSound` | 96 | Load a sound into hardware |
| `AHIsub_UnloadSound` | 102 | Unload a sound |
| `AHIsub_GetAttr` | 108 | Query driver capabilities |
| `AHIsub_HardwareControl` | 114 | Hardware-specific control |
---
## AHIsub_AllocAudio
```c
ULONG AHIsub_AllocAudio(struct AHIAudioCtrlDrv *audioctrl,
struct TagItem *tags)
{
/* Allocate hardware resources */
struct MyDriverData *dd = AllocMem(sizeof(*dd), MEMF_PUBLIC|MEMF_CLEAR);
audioctrl->ahiac_DriverData = dd;
/* Set up interrupt for mixing: */
dd->dd_Interrupt.is_Node.ln_Type = NT_INTERRUPT;
dd->dd_Interrupt.is_Node.ln_Pri = 0;
dd->dd_Interrupt.is_Node.ln_Name = "myaudio";
dd->dd_Interrupt.is_Code = (APTR)PlaybackInterrupt;
dd->dd_Interrupt.is_Data = audioctrl;
/* Report capabilities: */
return AHISF_CANRECORD | /* can record */
AHISF_KNOWSTEREO | /* knows stereo */
AHISF_MIXING; /* uses AHI's software mixing */
}
```
---
## AHIsub_Start — Begin Playback
```c
ULONG AHIsub_Start(ULONG flags, struct AHIAudioCtrlDrv *audioctrl)
{
struct MyDriverData *dd = audioctrl->ahiac_DriverData;
if (flags & AHISF_PLAY) {
/* Allocate DMA buffer: */
dd->dd_MixBuffer = AllocMem(audioctrl->ahiac_BuffSamples * 4,
MEMF_CHIP | MEMF_CLEAR);
/* Set up timer interrupt for mixing callback: */
/* Timer fires at: audioctrl->ahiac_PlayerFreq */
dd->dd_TimerReq->tr_time.tv_micro =
1000000 / audioctrl->ahiac_PlayerFreq;
/* Start the interrupt-driven playback loop: */
AddIntServer(INTB_VERTB, &dd->dd_Interrupt);
}
return AHIE_OK;
}
```
---
## Playback Interrupt — The Mixing Callback
```c
LONG __saveds PlaybackInterrupt(struct AHIAudioCtrlDrv *audioctrl __asm("a1"))
{
struct MyDriverData *dd = audioctrl->ahiac_DriverData;
/* Call AHI's software mixer to fill our buffer: */
CallHookPkt(audioctrl->ahiac_PlayerFunc, audioctrl, NULL);
CallHookPkt(audioctrl->ahiac_MixerFunc, audioctrl, dd->dd_MixBuffer);
/* dd->dd_MixBuffer now contains mixed PCM data */
/* Feed it to hardware DMA / codec / FPGA: */
HW_SetDMAPointer(dd->dd_HWBase, dd->dd_MixBuffer);
HW_SetDMALength(dd->dd_HWBase, audioctrl->ahiac_BuffSamples);
return 0;
}
```
---
## AHIsub_GetAttr — Report Capabilities
```c
LONG AHIsub_GetAttr(ULONG attribute, LONG argument, LONG default_val,
struct TagItem *tags, struct AHIBase *AHIBase)
{
switch (attribute) {
case AHIDB_Bits: return 16; /* 16-bit audio */
case AHIDB_MaxChannels: return 2; /* stereo */
case AHIDB_Frequencies: return 4; /* number of supported rates */
case AHIDB_Frequency:
switch (argument) {
case 0: return 22050;
case 1: return 44100;
case 2: return 48000;
case 3: return 96000;
}
break;
case AHIDB_Author: return (LONG)"My Name";
case AHIDB_Copyright: return (LONG)"(C) 2026";
case AHIDB_Version: return (LONG)"myaudio 1.0";
case AHIDB_Annotation: return (LONG)"FPGA audio driver";
case AHIDB_Record: return TRUE;
case AHIDB_FullDuplex: return TRUE;
case AHIDB_MinMixFreq: return 8000;
case AHIDB_MaxMixFreq: return 96000;
}
return default_val;
}
```
---
## Audio Mode Registration
Create `DEVS:AudioModes/myaudio`:
```
;; AHI audio mode file
BEGIN
Name "MyAudio:HiFi 16 bit stereo++"
Driver "DEVS:AHI/myaudio.audio"
Flags 0
Frequency 44100 48000 96000
END
```
---
## References
- AHI Developer's Guide (Martin Blom)
- AHI SDK: Aminet `dev/misc/ahidev.lha`
- Example: `paula.audio` driver source (AHI distribution)

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# Exec Device Driver Framework
## Overview
An Amiga **device** is a shared library with additional I/O semantics. Devices handle hardware or protocol communication via `IORequest` messages. Understanding this framework is essential before writing any specific driver (network, graphics, audio).
---
## Device vs Library
| Feature | Library | Device |
|---|---|---|
| Base structure | `struct Library` | `struct Device` (extends Library) |
| Entry points | `Open`, `Close`, `Expunge`, LVO functions | `Open`, `Close`, `Expunge` + `BeginIO`, `AbortIO` |
| Communication | Direct function calls | `IORequest` messages via `DoIO`/`SendIO` |
| Concurrency | Caller's task context | Can have own task/interrupt context |
---
## Minimal Device Structure
```c
/* mydevice.h */
struct MyDevBase {
struct Device md_Device; /* MUST be first */
struct Library *md_SysBase;
struct Library *md_DOSBase;
/* ... device-specific state ... */
};
```
---
## Device Function Table
Every device must provide exactly these entry points in its function vector:
```c
/* Function table (same as library, plus BeginIO/AbortIO): */
static const APTR funcTable[] = {
(APTR) DevOpen, /* -6 (standard library Open) */
(APTR) DevClose, /* -12 (standard library Close) */
(APTR) DevExpunge, /* -18 (standard library Expunge) */
(APTR) DevReserved, /* -24 (reserved, must return 0) */
(APTR) DevBeginIO, /* -30 (start I/O operation) */
(APTR) DevAbortIO, /* -36 (abort pending I/O) */
(APTR) -1 /* end marker */
};
```
---
## DevOpen
```c
LONG DevOpen(struct IORequest *ioreq, ULONG unit, ULONG flags,
struct MyDevBase *base)
{
/* Initialise per-unit state if needed */
struct MyUnit *u = &base->md_Units[unit];
ioreq->io_Device = (struct Device *)base;
ioreq->io_Unit = (struct Unit *)u;
ioreq->io_Error = 0;
base->md_Device.dd_Library.lib_OpenCnt++;
u->mu_OpenCnt++;
return 0; /* success */
}
```
---
## DevBeginIO — The Core
```c
void DevBeginIO(struct IORequest *ioreq, struct MyDevBase *base)
{
struct IOStdReq *ios = (struct IOStdReq *)ioreq;
ios->io_Error = 0;
switch (ios->io_Command) {
case CMD_READ:
/* Handle synchronously or queue for async */
if (!(ios->io_Flags & IOF_QUICK)) {
/* Queue request — reply later via ReplyMsg */
AddTail(&unit->mu_ReadQueue, &ios->io_Message.mn_Node);
ios->io_Flags &= ~IOF_QUICK;
return; /* do NOT ReplyMsg yet */
}
/* ... do sync read ... */
break;
case CMD_WRITE:
/* ... */
break;
default:
ios->io_Error = IOERR_NOCMD;
break;
}
/* Complete the request: */
if (!(ios->io_Flags & IOF_QUICK)) {
ReplyMsg(&ios->io_Message);
}
}
```
---
## DevAbortIO
```c
LONG DevAbortIO(struct IORequest *ioreq, struct MyDevBase *base)
{
/* Remove from pending queue if found */
Forbid();
Remove(&ioreq->io_Message.mn_Node);
Permit();
ioreq->io_Error = IOERR_ABORTED;
ReplyMsg(&ioreq->io_Message);
return 0;
}
```
---
## IOF_QUICK — Synchronous Fast Path
The `IOF_QUICK` flag is critical:
- Caller sets `IOF_QUICK` in `ioreq->io_Flags`
- If device completes immediately, it leaves `IOF_QUICK` set → caller knows it's done (no `WaitIO` needed)
- If device queues the request, it **clears** `IOF_QUICK` → caller must `WaitIO`
```c
/* Caller pattern (DoIO does this internally): */
ioreq->io_Flags |= IOF_QUICK;
BeginIO(ioreq);
if (!(ioreq->io_Flags & IOF_QUICK))
WaitIO(ioreq);
```
---
## RomTag for Device
```c
static struct Resident romtag = {
RTC_MATCHWORD,
&romtag,
&endskip,
RTF_AUTOINIT,
1, /* version */
NT_DEVICE, /* ← not NT_LIBRARY */
0, /* priority */
"mydevice.device",
"mydevice 1.0",
&initTable
};
```
---
## References
- NDK39: `exec/devices.h`, `exec/io.h`
- ADCD 2.1: `DoIO`, `SendIO`, `WaitIO`, `AbortIO`
- RKRM: *Amiga ROM Kernel Reference Manual: Devices* — device driver chapter

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# Writing Picasso96/RTG Display Drivers
## Overview
**RTG** (Retargetable Graphics) allows the Amiga to use non-native display hardware (graphics cards). The two major RTG systems are **Picasso96** and **CyberGraphX**. Both use a board driver model where a `.card` file provides hardware-specific acceleration.
---
## Architecture
```
Application
↓ graphics.library / cybergraphics.library / Picasso96API
RTG System (P96 or CGX)
↓ Calls board driver functions
Board Driver (.card file)
↓ Programs hardware registers
Graphics Card Hardware (Cirrus, S3, Permedia, FPGA framebuffer...)
```
---
## Picasso96 Board Driver Interface
A P96 board driver is a shared library exposing specific functions:
### Required Functions
| Function | Description |
|---|---|
| `FindCard(boardInfo)` | Detect and identify the graphics card |
| `InitCard(boardInfo)` | Initialise card, set up memory map |
| `SetSwitch(boardInfo, state)` | Switch between Amiga native and RTG display |
| `SetColorArray(boardInfo, start, count)` | Set palette entries |
| `SetDAC(boardInfo, type)` | Configure DAC mode |
| `SetGC(boardInfo, modeInfo, border)` | Set graphics context (resolution, depth) |
| `SetPanning(boardInfo, addr, w, x, y)` | Set display start address (scrolling) |
| `SetDisplay(boardInfo, state)` | Enable/disable display output |
### Optional Acceleration Functions
| Function | Description |
|---|---|
| `BlitRect(boardInfo, ri, x1, y1, x2, y2, w, h, mask, mode)` | Accelerated rectangle blit |
| `FillRect(boardInfo, ri, x, y, w, h, pen, mask, mode)` | Accelerated rectangle fill |
| `InvertRect(boardInfo, ri, x, y, w, h, mask, mode)` | Accelerated rectangle invert |
| `BlitRectNoMaskComplete(...)` | Blit without mask |
| `BlitTemplate(...)` | Text/pattern blit |
| `DrawLine(...)` | Accelerated line drawing |
| `SetSprite(boardInfo, state)` | Hardware sprite control |
| `SetSpritePosition(boardInfo, x, y)` | Move hardware sprite |
| `SetSpriteImage(boardInfo, ...)` | Set sprite image data |
| `SetSpriteColor(boardInfo, idx, r, g, b)` | Set sprite palette |
---
## struct BoardInfo
```c
/* P96 BoardInfo — key fields */
struct BoardInfo {
UBYTE *MemoryBase; /* card framebuffer base */
ULONG MemorySize; /* framebuffer size */
UBYTE *RegisterBase; /* MMIO register base */
ULONG BoardType; /* board type ID */
UBYTE *ChipBase; /* chip register base */
/* Function pointers (set by driver): */
APTR SetSwitch;
APTR SetColorArray;
APTR SetDAC;
APTR SetGC;
APTR SetPanning;
APTR SetDisplay;
APTR WaitVerticalSync;
/* Acceleration (NULL = software fallback): */
APTR BlitRect;
APTR FillRect;
APTR InvertRect;
APTR DrawLine;
APTR BlitTemplate;
APTR BlitRectNoMaskComplete;
/* Sprite: */
APTR SetSprite;
APTR SetSpritePosition;
APTR SetSpriteImage;
APTR SetSpriteColor;
/* Display mode database: */
struct ModeInfo *ModeInfoList;
/* Color palette (256 entries): */
UBYTE CLUT[256 * 3];
/* ... many more fields ... */
};
```
---
## Minimal FindCard Implementation
```c
BOOL FindCard(struct BoardInfo *bi)
{
struct ConfigDev *cd = NULL;
/* Scan Zorro bus for our card: */
cd = FindConfigDev(cd, MY_MANUFACTURER_ID, MY_PRODUCT_ID);
if (!cd) return FALSE;
bi->MemoryBase = cd->cd_BoardAddr;
bi->MemorySize = cd->cd_BoardSize;
bi->RegisterBase = cd->cd_BoardAddr + REGISTER_OFFSET;
return TRUE;
}
```
---
## Minimal InitCard Implementation
```c
BOOL InitCard(struct BoardInfo *bi)
{
/* Set up function pointers: */
bi->SetSwitch = (APTR)MySetSwitch;
bi->SetColorArray = (APTR)MySetColorArray;
bi->SetDAC = (APTR)MySetDAC;
bi->SetGC = (APTR)MySetGC;
bi->SetPanning = (APTR)MySetPanning;
bi->SetDisplay = (APTR)MySetDisplay;
/* Optional acceleration: */
bi->FillRect = (APTR)MyFillRect;
bi->BlitRect = (APTR)MyBlitRect;
/* Register display modes: */
AddResolution(bi, 640, 480, 8); /* 640x480 256 colours */
AddResolution(bi, 800, 600, 16); /* 800x600 16-bit */
AddResolution(bi, 1024, 768, 24); /* 1024x768 24-bit */
/* Reset hardware: */
HW_Reset(bi->RegisterBase);
return TRUE;
}
```
---
## SetSwitch — Native ↔ RTG Toggle
```c
BOOL MySetSwitch(struct BoardInfo *bi, BOOL state)
{
if (state) {
/* Switch TO RTG display */
HW_EnableOutput(bi->RegisterBase);
/* Disable Amiga native display if using pass-through: */
custom.dmacon = DMAF_RASTER; /* turn off bitplane DMA */
} else {
/* Switch BACK to Amiga native */
HW_DisableOutput(bi->RegisterBase);
custom.dmacon = DMAF_SETCLR | DMAF_RASTER;
}
return state;
}
```
---
## Installation
```
DEVS:Monitors/mycard.card ; the board driver
DEVS:Monitors/mycard ; monitor file (text config)
```
---
## References
- Picasso96 SDK (P96 developer documentation)
- CyberGraphX SDK
- Example: UAE RTG driver (`uaegfx.card` source)

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# Writing a SANA-II Network Device Driver
## Overview
A SANA-II driver is an Amiga device that implements the SANA-II specification. It provides the bridge between a TCP/IP stack (bsdsocket.library) and network hardware. This guide covers writing a complete SANA-II driver from scratch.
---
## Architecture
```
TCP/IP Stack (AmiTCP/Roadshow)
↓ OpenDevice("mynet.device", 0, ios2req, 0)
↓ CMD_READ / CMD_WRITE / S2_DEVICEQUERY / ...
SANA-II Device Driver (mynet.device)
↓ Hardware register access / DMA
Network Hardware (Ethernet NIC / FPGA bridge)
```
---
## Required Commands
Every SANA-II driver **must** implement these commands:
| Command | Code | Description |
|---|---|---|
| `CMD_READ` | 2 | Read a packet (async — queue and reply when packet arrives) |
| `CMD_WRITE` | 3 | Send a packet |
| `CMD_FLUSH` | 8 | Abort all pending I/O |
| `S2_DEVICEQUERY` | 9 | Report hardware capabilities |
| `S2_GETSTATIONADDRESS` | 10 | Return MAC address |
| `S2_CONFIGINTERFACE` | 11 | Set MAC address and bring up |
| `S2_ONLINE` | 14 | Bring interface online |
| `S2_OFFLINE` | 15 | Take interface offline |
| `S2_ADDMULTICASTADDRESS` | 16 | Join multicast group |
| `S2_DELMULTICASTADDRESS` | 17 | Leave multicast group |
| `S2_GETGLOBALSTATS` | 21 | Return packet statistics |
| `S2_ONEVENT` | 22 | Notify on event (link up/down) |
| `S2_READORPHAN` | 23 | Read unmatched packet types |
---
## struct IOSana2Req
```c
/* devices/sana2.h — NDK39/SANA-II Spec */
struct IOSana2Req {
struct IORequest ios2_Req;
ULONG ios2_WireError; /* wire-level error code */
ULONG ios2_PacketType; /* Ethernet type (e.g. 0x0800 = IPv4) */
UBYTE ios2_SrcAddr[SANA2_MAX_ADDR_BYTES]; /* source MAC */
UBYTE ios2_DstAddr[SANA2_MAX_ADDR_BYTES]; /* destination MAC */
ULONG ios2_DataLength; /* data length */
APTR ios2_Data; /* packet data (via buffer management) */
APTR ios2_StatData; /* statistics data pointer */
APTR ios2_BufferManagement; /* buffer mgmt hooks from stack */
};
```
---
## Buffer Management Hooks
The TCP/IP stack provides buffer copy functions via tags at OpenDevice time. Your driver **must** use these — never copy data directly:
```c
/* In your DevOpen: */
typedef BOOL (*CopyToBuff)(APTR to, APTR from, ULONG len);
typedef BOOL (*CopyFromBuff)(APTR to, APTR from, ULONG len);
struct BufferManagement {
CopyToBuff bm_CopyToBuff;
CopyFromBuff bm_CopyFromBuff;
};
/* Parse tags from ios2req->ios2_BufferManagement: */
struct TagItem *tags = (struct TagItem *)ios2req->ios2_BufferManagement;
struct BufferManagement *bm = AllocMem(sizeof(*bm), MEMF_PUBLIC);
bm->bm_CopyToBuff = (CopyToBuff)GetTagData(S2_CopyToBuff, 0, tags);
bm->bm_CopyFromBuff = (CopyFromBuff)GetTagData(S2_CopyFromBuff, 0, tags);
ios2req->ios2_BufferManagement = bm;
```
---
## Implementing CMD_READ (Receive Path)
```c
void CmdRead(struct IOSana2Req *ios2, struct MyDevBase *base)
{
struct MyUnit *unit = (struct MyUnit *)ios2->ios2_Req.io_Unit;
/* CMD_READ is ALWAYS async — queue the request */
ios2->ios2_Req.io_Flags &= ~IOF_QUICK;
Disable();
/* Queue by packet type for fast dispatch on interrupt: */
struct ReadQueue *rq = FindReadQueue(unit, ios2->ios2_PacketType);
if (!rq) {
rq = CreateReadQueue(unit, ios2->ios2_PacketType);
}
AddTail(&rq->rq_List, &ios2->ios2_Req.io_Message.mn_Node);
Enable();
/* Do NOT ReplyMsg — will be replied when a packet arrives */
}
```
---
## Implementing CMD_WRITE (Transmit Path)
```c
void CmdWrite(struct IOSana2Req *ios2, struct MyDevBase *base)
{
struct MyUnit *unit = (struct MyUnit *)ios2->ios2_Req.io_Unit;
struct BufferManagement *bm = ios2->ios2_BufferManagement;
UBYTE txbuf[1536]; /* max Ethernet frame */
ULONG len = ios2->ios2_DataLength;
/* Build Ethernet header: */
CopyMem(ios2->ios2_DstAddr, &txbuf[0], 6); /* dest MAC */
CopyMem(unit->mu_StationAddr, &txbuf[6], 6); /* src MAC */
txbuf[12] = (ios2->ios2_PacketType >> 8) & 0xFF;
txbuf[13] = ios2->ios2_PacketType & 0xFF;
/* Copy payload from stack's buffer: */
bm->bm_CopyFromBuff(&txbuf[14], ios2->ios2_Data, len);
/* Send to hardware: */
HW_Transmit(unit, txbuf, len + 14);
ios2->ios2_Req.io_Error = 0;
TermIO(ios2);
}
```
---
## Interrupt Handler (Packet Arrival)
```c
/* Called when hardware signals packet received: */
LONG __saveds RxInterrupt(struct MyDevBase *base __asm("a1"))
{
struct MyUnit *unit = base->md_Units[0];
UBYTE rxbuf[1536];
ULONG len;
while (HW_HasPacket(unit)) {
len = HW_ReceivePacket(unit, rxbuf, sizeof(rxbuf));
UWORD ptype = (rxbuf[12] << 8) | rxbuf[13];
/* Find a pending CMD_READ for this packet type: */
struct ReadQueue *rq = FindReadQueue(unit, ptype);
if (rq && !IsListEmpty(&rq->rq_List)) {
struct IOSana2Req *ios2 =
(struct IOSana2Req *)RemHead(&rq->rq_List);
struct BufferManagement *bm = ios2->ios2_BufferManagement;
bm->bm_CopyToBuff(ios2->ios2_Data, &rxbuf[14], len - 14);
CopyMem(&rxbuf[6], ios2->ios2_SrcAddr, 6);
ios2->ios2_DataLength = len - 14;
ios2->ios2_Req.io_Error = 0;
ReplyMsg(&ios2->ios2_Req.io_Message);
} else {
unit->mu_Stats.DroppedPackets++;
}
}
return 0;
}
```
---
## S2_DEVICEQUERY Response
```c
void CmdDeviceQuery(struct IOSana2Req *ios2, struct MyDevBase *base)
{
struct Sana2DeviceQuery *query = ios2->ios2_StatData;
query->DevQueryFormat = 0;
query->DeviceLevel = 0;
query->AddrFieldSize = 48; /* 48-bit MAC */
query->MTU = 1500; /* Ethernet MTU */
query->BPS = 100000000; /* 100 Mbps */
query->HardwareType = S2WireType_Ethernet;
ios2->ios2_Req.io_Error = 0;
TermIO(ios2);
}
```
---
## Building
```makefile
CFLAGS = -noixemul -m68000 -Os -fomit-frame-pointer
mynet.device: mynet.o
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -nostartfiles -o $@ $^
```
Install to `DEVS:Networks/mynet.device`.
---
## References
- SANA-II Network Device Driver Specification v2 (Commodore)
- NDK39: `devices/sana2.h`
- Example drivers: a2065.device source, plipbox driver