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− | This device is internally used | + | This device is internally used by several USB resource managers. Not much information is known at this time. |
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− | It is implemented by a module (USB) in IOS58. It appears to be able to generically address devices via /dev/usb/oh0 and /dev/usb/ehc. It is accessed via several ioctls. | + | It is implemented by a module (USB) in IOS58 that runs under UID 17 (PID_USB). This resource manager can only be opened from that UID. It appears to be able to generically address devices via /dev/usb/oh0 and /dev/usb/ehc. It is accessed via several ioctls. |
− | This | + | Because all of the USB related modules run under the same UID, they all share the same file descriptor table. This allows ioctl 1 (GetDeviceList) to return FDs to /dev/usb/ehc and /dev/usb/oh0. These are directly used by VEN, HID, etc. when submitting transfers, instead of going through /dev/usb/usb. |
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This device is internally used by several USB resource managers. Not much information is known at this time.
It is implemented by a module (USB) in IOS58 that runs under UID 17 (PID_USB). This resource manager can only be opened from that UID. It appears to be able to generically address devices via /dev/usb/oh0 and /dev/usb/ehc. It is accessed via several ioctls.
Because all of the USB related modules run under the same UID, they all share the same file descriptor table. This allows ioctl 1 (GetDeviceList) to return FDs to /dev/usb/ehc and /dev/usb/oh0. These are directly used by VEN, HID, etc. when submitting transfers, instead of going through /dev/usb/usb.
Ioctls
Ioctl | Parameters (inbuf_len / iobuf_len) | Function | Notes |
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0 | 0 / 4 | GetVersion | puts "0x10001" into the io_buf |
1 | 0 / > =0x300 | GetDeviceChange | |
2 | 8 / >= 8 | GetDeviceInfo | |
4 | 8 / 0 | ? | calls ? ioctl 4 and/or 6 |