2 Definition of the command set of USB Mass Storage Specification
3 for Bootability, Revision 1.0.
5 Copyright (c) 2007 - 2018, Intel Corporation. All rights reserved.<BR>
6 SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-2-Clause-Patent
10 #ifndef _EFI_USB_MASS_BOOT_H_
11 #define _EFI_USB_MASS_BOOT_H_
14 // The opcodes of various USB boot commands:
15 // INQUIRY/REQUEST_SENSE are "No Timeout Commands" as specified
16 // by Multi-Media Commands (MMC) set.
17 // Others are "Group 1 Timeout Commands". That is,
18 // they should be retried if driver is ready.
20 #define USB_BOOT_INQUIRY_OPCODE 0x12
21 #define USB_BOOT_REQUEST_SENSE_OPCODE 0x03
22 #define USB_BOOT_MODE_SENSE10_OPCODE 0x5A
23 #define USB_BOOT_READ_CAPACITY_OPCODE 0x25
24 #define USB_BOOT_TEST_UNIT_READY_OPCODE 0x00
25 #define USB_BOOT_READ10_OPCODE 0x28
26 #define USB_BOOT_WRITE10_OPCODE 0x2A
28 #define USB_SCSI_MODE_SENSE6_OPCODE 0x1A
31 // The Sense Key part of the sense data. Sense data has three levels:
32 // Sense key, Additional Sense Code and Additional Sense Code Qualifier
34 #define USB_BOOT_SENSE_NO_SENSE 0x00 ///< No sense key
35 #define USB_BOOT_SENSE_RECOVERED 0x01 ///< Last command succeed with recovery actions
36 #define USB_BOOT_SENSE_NOT_READY 0x02 ///< Device not ready
37 #define USB_BOOT_SNESE_MEDIUM_ERROR 0X03 ///< Failed probably because flaw in the media
38 #define USB_BOOT_SENSE_HARDWARE_ERROR 0X04 ///< Non-recoverable hardware failure
39 #define USB_BOOT_SENSE_ILLEGAL_REQUEST 0X05 ///< Illegal parameters in the request
40 #define USB_BOOT_SENSE_UNIT_ATTENTION 0X06 ///< Removable medium may have been changed
41 #define USB_BOOT_SENSE_DATA_PROTECT 0X07 ///< Write protected
42 #define USB_BOOT_SENSE_BLANK_CHECK 0X08 ///< Blank/non-blank medium while reading/writing
43 #define USB_BOOT_SENSE_VENDOR 0X09 ///< Vendor specific sense key
44 #define USB_BOOT_SENSE_ABORTED 0X0B ///< Command aborted by the device
45 #define USB_BOOT_SENSE_VOLUME_OVERFLOW 0x0D ///< Partition overflow
46 #define USB_BOOT_SENSE_MISCOMPARE 0x0E ///< Source data mis-match while verfying.
48 #define USB_BOOT_ASC_NO_ADDITIONAL_SENSE_INFORMATION 0x00
49 #define USB_BOOT_ASC_NOT_READY 0x04
50 #define USB_BOOT_ASC_NO_MEDIA 0x3A
51 #define USB_BOOT_ASC_MEDIA_CHANGE 0x28
54 // Supported PDT codes, or Peripheral Device Type
56 #define USB_PDT_DIRECT_ACCESS 0x00 ///< Direct access device
57 #define USB_PDT_CDROM 0x05 ///< CDROM
58 #define USB_PDT_OPTICAL 0x07 ///< Non-CD optical disks
59 #define USB_PDT_SIMPLE_DIRECT 0x0E ///< Simplified direct access device
62 // Other parameters, Max carried size is 64KB.
64 #define USB_BOOT_MAX_CARRY_SIZE SIZE_64KB
67 // Retry mass command times, set by experience
69 #define USB_BOOT_COMMAND_RETRY 5
72 // Wait for unit ready command, set by experience
74 #define USB_BOOT_RETRY_UNIT_READY_STALL (500 * USB_MASS_1_MILLISECOND)
77 // Mass command timeout, refers to specification[USB20-9.2.6.1]
79 // USB2.0 Spec define the up-limit timeout 5s for all command. USB floppy,
80 // USB CD-Rom and iPod devices are much slower than USB key when reponse
81 // most of commands, So we set 5s as timeout here.
83 #define USB_BOOT_GENERAL_CMD_TIMEOUT (5 * USB_MASS_1_SECOND)
86 // The required commands are INQUIRY, READ CAPACITY, TEST UNIT READY,
87 // READ10, WRITE10, and REQUEST SENSE. The BLOCK_IO protocol uses LBA
88 // so it isn't necessary to issue MODE SENSE / READ FORMAT CAPACITY
89 // command to retrieve the disk gemotrics.
94 UINT8 Lun
; ///< Lun (high 3 bits)
99 } USB_BOOT_INQUIRY_CMD
;
102 UINT8 Pdt
; ///< Peripheral Device Type (low 5 bits)
103 UINT8 Removable
; ///< Removable Media (highest bit)
105 UINT8 AddLen
; ///< Additional length
109 UINT8 ProductRevision
[4];
110 } USB_BOOT_INQUIRY_DATA
;
117 } USB_BOOT_READ_CAPACITY_CMD
;
122 } USB_BOOT_READ_CAPACITY_DATA
;
129 } USB_BOOT_TEST_UNIT_READY_CMD
;
136 UINT8 ParaListLenMsb
;
137 UINT8 ParaListLenLsb
;
140 } USB_BOOT_MODE_SENSE10_CMD
;
143 UINT8 ModeDataLenMsb
;
144 UINT8 ModeDataLenLsb
;
148 } USB_BOOT_MODE_SENSE10_PARA_HEADER
;
152 UINT8 Lun
; ///< Lun (High 3 bits)
153 UINT8 Lba
[4]; ///< Logical block address
155 UINT8 TransferLen
[2]; ///< Transfer length
158 } USB_BOOT_READ_WRITE_10_CMD
;
162 UINT8 Lun
; ///< Lun (High 3 bits)
164 UINT8 AllocLen
; ///< Allocation length
167 } USB_BOOT_REQUEST_SENSE_CMD
;
172 UINT8 SenseKey
; ///< Sense key (low 4 bits)
174 UINT8 AddLen
; ///< Additional Sense length, 10
176 UINT8 Asc
; ///< Additional Sense Code
177 UINT8 Ascq
; ///< Additional Sense Code Qualifier
179 } USB_BOOT_REQUEST_SENSE_DATA
;
188 } USB_SCSI_MODE_SENSE6_CMD
;
195 } USB_SCSI_MODE_SENSE6_PARA_HEADER
;
199 // Convert a LUN number to that in the command
201 #define USB_BOOT_LUN(Lun) ((Lun) << 5)
204 // Get the removable, PDT, and sense key bits from the command data
206 #define USB_BOOT_REMOVABLE(RmbByte) (((RmbByte) & BIT7) != 0)
207 #define USB_BOOT_PDT(Pdt) ((Pdt) & 0x1f)
208 #define USB_BOOT_SENSE_KEY(Key) ((Key) & 0x0f)
211 Get the parameters for the USB mass storage media.
213 This function get the parameters for the USB mass storage media,
214 It is used both to initialize the media during the Start() phase
215 of Driver Binding Protocol and to re-initialize it when the media is
216 changed. Althought the RemoveableMedia is unlikely to change,
217 it is also included here.
219 @param UsbMass The device to retrieve disk gemotric.
221 @retval EFI_SUCCESS The disk gemotric is successfully retrieved.
222 @retval Other Failed to get the parameters.
227 IN USB_MASS_DEVICE
*UsbMass
231 Execute TEST UNIT READY command to check if the device is ready.
233 @param UsbMass The device to test
235 @retval EFI_SUCCESS The device is ready.
236 @retval Others Device not ready.
241 IN USB_MASS_DEVICE
*UsbMass
245 Detect whether the removable media is present and whether it has changed.
247 @param UsbMass The device to check.
249 @retval EFI_SUCCESS The media status is successfully checked.
250 @retval Other Failed to detect media.
255 IN USB_MASS_DEVICE
*UsbMass
259 Read some blocks from the device.
261 @param UsbMass The USB mass storage device to read from
262 @param Lba The start block number
263 @param TotalBlock Total block number to read
264 @param Buffer The buffer to read to
266 @retval EFI_SUCCESS Data are read into the buffer
267 @retval Others Failed to read all the data
272 IN USB_MASS_DEVICE
*UsbMass
,
279 Read or write some blocks from the device.
281 @param UsbMass The USB mass storage device to access
282 @param Write TRUE for write operation.
283 @param Lba The start block number
284 @param TotalBlock Total block number to read or write
285 @param Buffer The buffer to read to or write from
287 @retval EFI_SUCCESS Data are read into the buffer or writen into the device.
288 @retval Others Failed to read or write all the data
292 UsbBootReadWriteBlocks (
293 IN USB_MASS_DEVICE
*UsbMass
,
301 Read or write some blocks from the device by SCSI 16 byte cmd.
303 @param UsbMass The USB mass storage device to access
304 @param Write TRUE for write operation.
305 @param Lba The start block number
306 @param TotalBlock Total block number to read or write
307 @param Buffer The buffer to read to or write from
309 @retval EFI_SUCCESS Data are read into the buffer or writen into the device.
310 @retval Others Failed to read or write all the data
313 UsbBootReadWriteBlocks16 (
314 IN USB_MASS_DEVICE
*UsbMass
,
322 Use the USB clear feature control transfer to clear the endpoint stall condition.
324 @param UsbIo The USB I/O Protocol instance
325 @param EndpointAddr The endpoint to clear stall for
327 @retval EFI_SUCCESS The endpoint stall condition is cleared.
328 @retval Others Failed to clear the endpoint stall condition.
332 UsbClearEndpointStall (
333 IN EFI_USB_IO_PROTOCOL
*UsbIo
,
334 IN UINT8 EndpointAddr