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−The caller handle must match a stored ID (?)
Only IOS_OPEN, IOS_CLOSE, IOS_IOCTL and IOS_IOCTLV are valid commands. The other commands immediately return IPC_EINVAL (-4).
Only IOS_OPEN, IOS_CLOSE, IOS_IOCTL and IOS_IOCTLV are valid commands. The other commands immediately return IPC_EINVAL (-4).
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+Note: The device needs to be "resumed" (<code>ioctl 0x10</code> SuspendResume) before data can be sent/received, or even before <code>ioctl 3</code> GetDeviceInfo can be used (at least for <code>/dev/usb/hid</code>).
== Handles ==
== Handles ==
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11-12: Number of alternate settings<br>
11-12: Number of alternate settings<br>
−| Set up a device insertion/removal callback. Returns the number of entries.
+| Set up a device insertion/removal callback. Returns the number of entries.
+When a callback is triggered, the manager is locked to the caller handle and will not trigger other callbacks until AttachFinish is called. Other handlers will receive an IOS_EINVAL when attempting to modify device information.
Note that this ioctl immediately returns on the first call.
Note that this ioctl immediately returns on the first call.
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| 0xc0 bytes (memset to 0)
| 0xc0 bytes (memset to 0)
+0-4: Device ID<br>
+4-8: Unknown byte from <code>ioctl_2_out_buffer[5]</code><br>
20-40: Device descriptor<br>
20-40: Device descriptor<br>
40-52: Config descriptor<br>
40-52: Config descriptor<br>
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The descriptor structures match the ones used by libusb (with padding).
The descriptor structures match the ones used by libusb (with padding).
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|-
−| 4 || ?
+| 4 || Attach
| 0x20 bytes
| 0x20 bytes
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2-4: Device number
2-4: Device number
| None
| None
−| ? (related to callbacks) {{check}}
+| Attaches the provided device to the current handle.
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|-
−| 5 || ?
+| 5 || Release
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| 0x20 bytes
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2-4: Device number
2-4: Device number
| None
| None
−| ? (related to callbacks) {{check}}
+| Releases the provided device from the current handle. IPC_EINVAL is returned if a device does not belong to the caller handle.
−May trigger change callbacks and reissue /dev/usb/usb ioctl 1 in some conditions.
May trigger change callbacks and reissue /dev/usb/usb ioctl 1 in some conditions.
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|-
| 6 || AttachFinish || None || None
| 6 || AttachFinish || None || None
−| The caller handle must match a stored ID (?)
+| Unlocks the manager from the current handle, triggers change callbacks for the other active handles and issues /dev/usb/usb ioctl 1 in some cases.
−If it does, IPC_SUCCESS is returned, change callbacks are triggered and /dev/usb/usb ioctl 1 is issued.
+If the caller handle does not match the one that locked the manager, IOS_EINVAL is returned.
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|-
| 7 || SetAlternateSetting
| 7 || SetAlternateSetting
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1-2: Device index<br>
1-2: Device index<br>
2-4: Device number<br>
2-4: Device number<br>
−8-12: Alternate setting
+8-9: Alternate setting
| None
| None
| Set the active alternate setting for a device.
| Set the active alternate setting for a device.
−Internally, this issues /dev/usb/usb ioctl 2 to get descriptors, loops over all endpoints and calls OHCI0/EHC ioctl 5 if <code>(bmAttributes & 3) == 1</code> (if this is an interrupt endpoint). If all ioctls succeed, VEN calls OHCI0/EHC ioctl 0x11 with the device ID, alt setting and bInterfaceNumber (+ other unknown values).
+Internally, this issues /dev/usb/usb ioctl 2 to get descriptors, loops over all endpoints and calls OHCI0/EHC ioctl 5 if <code>(bmAttributes & 3) == 1</code> (if this is an isochronous endpoint?). If all ioctls succeed, VEN calls OHCI0/EHC ioctl 0x11 with the device ID, alt setting and bInterfaceNumber (+ other unknown values).
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|-
| 8 || ?
| 8 || ?
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| Suspend or resume a device.
| Suspend or resume a device.
−Calls /dev/usb/usb ioctl 4. If the call was successful, updates the internal device struct to reflect the state change. The new state must not be the same as the current one; otherwise IPC_EINVAL will be returned.
+Calls /dev/usb/usb ioctl 4. If the call was successful, updates the internal device struct to reflect the state change. The device must belong to the caller handle and the new state must not be the same as the current one; otherwise IPC_EINVAL will be returned.
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| 0x11 || CancelEndpoint
| 0x11 || CancelEndpoint