Added SmartPort STATUS and CONTROL commands to monitor Disk II #805
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… II /DRIVEn enable status.
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Added a SmartPort STATUS and CONTROL command which allows CONFIG to see which /DRIVEn lines are connected to the FujiNet.
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IWM_CTRL_CLEAR_ENSEENandIWM_STATUS_ENSEENare both defined as0x08since it was available. Not sure if it should be a different value, but seems like both should be identical.CLEAR will reset the "sticky" variable
d2_enable_seento 0x00. After that whenever a Disk II enable is seen the appropriate bit will be set ind2_enable_seen(bit 0 is drive 1, bit 1 is drive 2). STATUS will fetch the current value so that CONFIG can determine if FujiNet saw the drive access.This change is for use with the change on CONFIG, see the diskii_drive_detect PR there. FujiNetWIFI/fujinet-config#101