Take Control of Host Controller Sample Clauses

Take Control of Host Controller. OpenHCI allows for optional support of legacy devices through the use of System Management Mode software and System Management Interrupt hardware. In order to provide for this, a mechanism is defined to allow control of the Host Controller to be passed between the SMM driver and an OS driver; both of these drivers may properly be called an Host Controller Driver, but only one is active at any given time. Only the active Host Controller Driver is allowed to write to Host Controller registers or manipulate lists and queues, with the exception of writing the OwnershipChangeRequest bit to the HcCommandStatus register (only an OS driver does this). There is also another interesting case where the system vendor chooses not to emulate legacy devices but does wish to support USB devices in firmware (BIOS); in this case, System Management Mode is not used. The following cases are discussed separately in following sections: • Initialization of an SMM driver after a cold power-up • Initialization of a BIOS driver • Initialization of an OS driver when an SMM driver is active • Initialization of an OS driver when a BIOS driver is active • Initialization of an OS driver when neither an SMM nor a BIOS driver is active • Re-initialization of an SMM driver (control returned by an OS driver)
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