audk/MdeModulePkg/Bus/Usb/UsbMassStorageDxe/UsbMassBoot.h

/** @file

Copyright (c) 2007, Intel Corporation
All rights reserved. This program and the accompanying materials
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which accompanies this distribution.  The full text of the license may be found at
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THE PROGRAM IS DISTRIBUTED UNDER THE BSD LICENSE ON AN "AS IS" BASIS,
WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR REPRESENTATIONS OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED.

Module Name:

  UsbMassBoot.h

Abstract:

  The definition of command and data of the USB mass storage for
  bootability command set.

Revision History


**/

#ifndef _EFI_USB_MASS_BOOT_H_
#define _EFI_USB_MASS_BOOT_H_

typedef enum {
  //
  // The opcodes of various usb boot commands:
  // INQUIRY/REQUEST_SENSE are "No Timeout Commands" as specified
  // by MMC command set. Others are "Group 1 Timeout Commands". That
  // is they should be retried if driver is ready. 
  // We can't use the Peripheral Device Type in Inquiry data to 
  // determine the timeout used. For example, both floppy and flash
  // are likely set their PDT to 0, or Direct Access Device.
  //
  USB_BOOT_INQUIRY_OPCODE         = 0x12,
  USB_BOOT_REQUEST_SENSE_OPCODE   = 0x03,
  USB_BOOT_MODE_SENSE10_OPCODE    = 0x5A,
  USB_BOOT_READ_CAPACITY_OPCODE   = 0x25,
  USB_BOOT_TEST_UNIT_READY_OPCODE = 0x00,
  USB_BOOT_READ10_OPCODE          = 0x28,
  USB_BOOT_WRITE10_OPCODE         = 0x2A,

  USB_SCSI_MODE_SENSE6_OPCODE     = 0x1A,
  
  //
  // The Sense Key part of the sense data. Sense data has three levels:
  // Sense key, Additional Sense Code and Additional Sense Code Qualifier
  //
  USB_BOOT_SENSE_NO_SENSE         = 0x00, // No sense key
  USB_BOOT_SENSE_RECOVERED        = 0x01, // Last command succeed with recovery actions
  USB_BOOT_SENSE_NOT_READY        = 0x02, // Device not ready
  USB_BOOT_SNESE_MEDIUM_ERROR     = 0X03, // Failed probably because flaw in the media
  USB_BOOT_SENSE_HARDWARE_ERROR   = 0X04, // Non-recoverable hardware failure
  USB_BOOT_SENSE_ILLEGAL_REQUEST  = 0X05, // Illegal parameters in the request
  USB_BOOT_SENSE_UNIT_ATTENTION   = 0X06, // Removable medium may have been changed
  USB_BOOT_SNESE_DATA_PROTECT     = 0X07, // Write protected
  USB_BOOT_SENSE_BLANK_CHECK      = 0X08, // Blank/non-blank medium while reading/writing
  USB_BOOT_SENSE_VENDOR           = 0X09, // Vendor specific sense key
  USB_BOOT_SENSE_ABORTED          = 0X0B, // Command aborted by the device
  USB_BOOT_SENSE_VOLUME_OVERFLOW  = 0x0D, // Partition overflow
  USB_BOOT_SENSE_MISCOMPARE       = 0x0E, // Source data mis-match while verfying.

  USB_BOOT_ASC_NOT_READY          = 0x04,
  USB_BOOT_ASC_NO_MEDIA           = 0x3A,
  USB_BOOT_ASC_MEDIA_CHANGE       = 0x28,

  //
  // Supported PDT codes, or Peripheral Device Type
  //
  USB_PDT_DIRECT_ACCESS           = 0x00,       // Direct access device
  USB_PDT_CDROM                   = 0x05,       // CDROM
  USB_PDT_OPTICAL                 = 0x07,       // Non-CD optical disks
  USB_PDT_SIMPLE_DIRECT           = 0x0E,       // Simplified direct access device
  
  //
  // Other parameters, Max carried size is 512B * 128 = 64KB
  //
  USB_BOOT_IO_BLOCKS              = 128,

  //
  // Retry mass command times, set by experience
  //
  USB_BOOT_COMMAND_RETRY          = 5,
  USB_BOOT_INIT_MEDIA_RETRY       = 5,

  //
  // Wait for unit ready command, set by experience
  //
  USB_BOOT_RETRY_UNIT_READY_STALL = 500 * USB_MASS_1_MILLISECOND,

  //
  // Mass command timeout, refers to specification[USB20-9.2.6.1]
  //
  // USB2.0 Spec define the up-limit timeout 5s for all command. USB floppy, 
  // USB CD-Rom and iPod devices are much slower than USB key when reponse 
  // most of commands, So we set 5s as timeout here.
  // 
  //
  USB_BOOT_GENERAL_CMD_TIMEOUT    = 5 * USB_MASS_1_SECOND
}USB_BOOT_OPTCODE;

//
// The required commands are INQUIRY, READ CAPACITY, TEST UNIT READY,
// READ10, WRITE10, and REQUEST SENSE. The BLOCK_IO protocol uses LBA
// so it isn't necessary to issue MODE SENSE / READ FORMAT CAPACITY
// command to retrieve the disk gemotrics. 
//
#pragma pack(1)
typedef struct {
  UINT8             OpCode;
  UINT8             Lun;            // Lun (high 3 bits)
  UINT8             Reserved0[2];
  UINT8             AllocLen;
  UINT8             Reserved1;
  UINT8             Pad[6];
} USB_BOOT_INQUIRY_CMD;

typedef struct {
  UINT8             Pdt;            // Peripheral Device Type (low 5 bits)
  UINT8             Removable;      // Removable Media (highest bit)
  UINT8             Reserved0[2];
  UINT8             AddLen;         // Additional length
  UINT8             Reserved1[3];
  UINT8             VendorID[8];
  UINT8             ProductID[16];
  UINT8             ProductRevision[4];
} USB_BOOT_INQUIRY_DATA;

typedef struct {
  UINT8             OpCode;
  UINT8             Lun;
  UINT8             Reserved0[8];
  UINT8             Pad[2];
} USB_BOOT_READ_CAPACITY_CMD;

typedef struct {
  UINT8             LastLba[4];
  UINT8             BlockLen[4];
} USB_BOOT_READ_CAPACITY_DATA;

typedef struct {
  UINT8             OpCode;
  UINT8             Lun;
  UINT8             Reserved[4];
  UINT8             Pad[6];
} USB_BOOT_TEST_UNIT_READY_CMD;

typedef struct {
  UINT8             OpCode;
  UINT8             Lun;
  UINT8             PageCode;
  UINT8             Reserved0[4];
  UINT8             ParaListLenMsb;
  UINT8             ParaListLenLsb;
  UINT8             Reserved1;
  UINT8             Pad[2];
} USB_BOOT_MODE_SENSE10_CMD;

typedef struct {
  UINT8             ModeDataLenMsb;
  UINT8             ModeDataLenLsb;
  UINT8             Reserved0[4];
  UINT8             BlkDesLenMsb;
  UINT8             BlkDesLenLsb;
} USB_BOOT_MODE_SENSE10_PARA_HEADER;

typedef struct {
  UINT8             OpCode;
  UINT8             Lun;            // Lun (High 3 bits)
  UINT8             Lba[4];         // Logical block address
  UINT8             Reserved0;
  UINT8             TransferLen[2]; // Transfer length
  UINT8             Reserverd1;
  UINT8             Pad[2];
} USB_BOOT_READ10_CMD;

typedef struct {
  UINT8             OpCode;
  UINT8             Lun;
  UINT8             Lba[4];
  UINT8             Reserved0;
  UINT8             TransferLen[2];
  UINT8             Reserverd1;
  UINT8             Pad[2];
} USB_BOOT_WRITE10_CMD;

typedef struct {
  UINT8             OpCode;
  UINT8             Lun;            // Lun (High 3 bits)
  UINT8             Reserved0[2];
  UINT8             AllocLen;       // Allocation length
  UINT8             Reserved1;
  UINT8             Pad[6];
} USB_BOOT_REQUEST_SENSE_CMD;

typedef struct {
  UINT8             ErrorCode;
  UINT8             Reserved0;
  UINT8             SenseKey;       // Sense key (low 4 bits)
  UINT8             Infor[4];
  UINT8             AddLen;         // Additional Sense length, 10
  UINT8             Reserved1[4];
  UINT8             ASC;            // Additional Sense Code
  UINT8             ASCQ;           // Additional Sense Code Qualifier
  UINT8             Reserverd2[4];
} USB_BOOT_REQUEST_SENSE_DATA;

typedef struct {
  UINT8             OpCode;
  UINT8             Lun;
  UINT8             PageCode;
  UINT8             Reserved0;
  UINT8             AllocateLen;
  UINT8             Control;
} USB_SCSI_MODE_SENSE6_CMD;

typedef struct {
  UINT8             ModeDataLen;
  UINT8             MediumType;
  UINT8             DevicePara;
  UINT8             BlkDesLen;
} USB_SCSI_MODE_SENSE6_PARA_HEADER;
#pragma pack()

//
// Convert a LUN number to that in the command
//
#define USB_BOOT_LUN(Lun) ((Lun) << 5)

//
// Get the removable, PDT, and sense key bits from the command data
//
#define USB_BOOT_REMOVABLE(RmbByte) (((RmbByte) & 0x80) != 0)
#define USB_BOOT_PDT(Pdt)           ((Pdt) & 0x1f)
#define USB_BOOT_SENSE_KEY(Key)     ((Key) & 0x0f)

//
// Swap the byte sequence of a UINT32. Intel CPU uses little endian
// in UEFI environment, but USB boot uses big endian.
//
#define USB_BOOT_SWAP32(Data32) \
                ((((Data32) & 0x000000ff) << 24) | (((Data32) & 0xff000000) >> 24) | \
                 (((Data32) & 0x0000ff00) << 8)  | (((Data32) & 0x00ff0000) >> 8)) 

#define USB_BOOT_SWAP16(Data16) \
                ((((Data16) & 0x00ff) << 8) | (((Data16) & 0xff00) >> 8))


/**
  Get the parameters for the USB mass storage media, including
  the RemovableMedia, block size, and last block number. This
  function is used both to initialize the media during the
  DriverBindingStart and to re-initialize it when the media is
  changed. Althought the RemoveableMedia is unlikely to change,
  I include it here.

  @param  UsbMass                The device to retireve disk gemotric.

  @retval EFI_SUCCESS            The disk gemotric is successfully retrieved.
  @retval Other                  Get the parameters failed.

**/
EFI_STATUS
UsbBootGetParams (
  IN USB_MASS_DEVICE          *UsbMass
  );


/**
  Use the TEST UNIT READY command to check whether it is ready.
  If it is ready, update the parameters.

  @param  UsbMass                The device to test

  @retval EFI_SUCCESS            The device is ready and parameters are updated.
  @retval Others                 Device not ready.

**/
EFI_STATUS
UsbBootIsUnitReady (
  IN USB_MASS_DEVICE          *UsbMass
  );


/**
  Detect whether the removable media is present and whether it has changed.
  The Non-removable media doesn't need it.

  @param  UsbMass                The device to retireve disk gemotric.

  @retval EFI_SUCCESS            The disk gemotric is successfully retrieved.
  @retval Other                  Decect media fails.

**/
EFI_STATUS
UsbBootDetectMedia (
  IN  USB_MASS_DEVICE       *UsbMass
  );


/**
  Read some blocks from the device.

  @param  UsbMass                The USB mass storage device to read from
  @param  Lba                    The start block number
  @param  TotalBlock             Total block number to read
  @param  Buffer                 The buffer to read to

  @retval EFI_SUCCESS            Data are read into the buffer
  @retval Others                 Failed to read all the data

**/
EFI_STATUS
UsbBootReadBlocks (
  IN  USB_MASS_DEVICE         *UsbMass,
  IN  UINT32                  Lba,
  IN  UINTN                   TotalBlock,
  OUT UINT8                   *Buffer
  );


/**
  Write some blocks to the device.

  @param  UsbMass                The USB mass storage device to write to
  @param  Lba                    The start block number
  @param  TotalBlock             Total block number to write
  @param  Buffer                 The buffer to write to

  @retval EFI_SUCCESS            Data are written into the buffer
  @retval Others                 Failed to write all the data

**/
EFI_STATUS
UsbBootWriteBlocks (
  IN  USB_MASS_DEVICE         *UsbMass,
  IN  UINT32                  Lba,
  IN  UINTN                   TotalBlock,
  OUT UINT8                   *Buffer
  );
#endif