- deactivate seek timer when operation is cancelled.
- set async packet mode with a separate method at connection time.
- renamed some variables and prepared seek emulation for USB disk writes.
MSD / SCSI code.
TODO list (async packet and seek support):
- seek emulation for USB harddisk write commands
- seek emulation for floppy
- async packet support for UHCI and xHCI
- improve and clean up OHCI async packet code
- Common USB code prepared for async USB packet handling (ported from an earlier
Qemu version).
- Added simple async packet handling to OHCI (partly ported from earlier Qemu).
- Implemented USB cdrom seek emulation for hubs with async packet support. The
legacy code is still present for hubs without this feature.
- For UHCI and xHCI the callback is set to NULL to force the usage of the
legacy cdrom read code.
TODO: clean up OHCI code, async support for UHCI and xHCI, seek emulation for
USB harddisk and floppy.
- rewrite of usb_dump_packet(), execute code only if debug output is enabled.
- OHCI: removed packet dump, it should be done in the devices code if necessary.
- Add a special list to the MSD state and add pointers to the runtime-only
options for the cdrom. The restore handler of this list calls runtime_config()
to make sure the media path and status are correctly updated.
- Registering a runtime config handler for the USB cdrom is not necessary since
runtime_config() is always called from the hub it is connected to.
- Restore a string parameter value only if it's different from the initial one.
with devices conected at runtime.
- Added restore handler support for the bx_list_c class. If a handler is
registered, it will be called after restoring all of the list's members.
- USB hub: add special lists to the port state and add pointers to the
runtime-only options for each port. The restore handler of this list calls
init_device() to make sure all connected devices can be restored.
- Call restore_logopts() after restoring hardware to make sure all saved
modules have been created.
- TODO: the USB cdrom also needs a fix for it's runtime-only options.
- Removed USB device type handling from constructor and init code, since we
only the 'floppy' type here.
- Write commands now using the device buffer for one sector.
TODO: support for starting without media and runtime media change.
- The read buffer is now limited to 16 sectors and the read commands can fill
it multiple times until all sectors have been read.
- The write commands are currently not using the device buffer, so no panic
should happen here.
- Force a status bar update after unregistering an item.
- Added status indicators for USB disk and cdrom.
- Handle USB device disconnect in the runtime config handler, too.
devices like USB disk, cdrom or floppy. Using this feature for the new USB
floppy. Removed static indicators for port activity from the USB HC code.
TODO: Implement status LEDs for USB disk and cdrom.
by Ben Lunt. To connect a USB floppy you can use the 'floppy' device with the
path to the image separated with a colon. VVFAT is also supported.
FIXME: The device detection fails on some recent Linux distributions.
FIXME: Only 1.44M media format is currently supported.
TODO: Media change without disconnect is not implemented yet.
USB UHCI and the E1000 NIC are known to work fine on some guest systems, so
it's safe to remove this attribute.
TODO: Some other Bochs features need to be reviewed for this.
Notes by Ben:
This emulates a NEC/Renesas uPD720202 2-port (2 socket, 4-port register sets)
Root Hub xHCI Host Controller.
Many, many thanks to Renesas for their work and effort in helping my research.
I have tested in with my own tests and WinXP Home Edition SP3.
Use port1 and port2 to emulate a Super-speed device, and use port3 and port4
to emulate Low-, Full-, or High-speed devices.
NOTE: The Windows driver for this device uses a proprietary detection
mechanism and we don't have the permission to implement it. That's why it only
works fine with non-Windows guests.
- removed max_packet_size member from USB device structure
- usb_uhci: improved speed info
- updated USB-related documentation
- TODO: review and test the main part of the xHCI changes by Ben
- embedding combined manifest makes BOCHS.EXE usable
- list of DLL plugins now depends on the pci and debugger options
- 'make clean' now removes the generated manifest files
- renamed variable for external rules
- documentation update
sections. A better solution must be found for the basic set of device plugins
in iodev that don't require special rules.
Switched back to the original gui macro naming for linking plugins.
rules can be built now (keyboard, pit, gameport, serial, vga, svga_cirrus,
hdimage, netmod, soundmod, usb_common). The generated DLLs are usable with the
BOCHS.EXE built with the IDE, but the nmake won't work at all yet.
