Difference between revisions of "Mode Control Services PXI"
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− | | This is sent to the ARM9 by the ARM11 PXI-module, when PXI-module is shutting down due to receiving [[Services|srv]] notification-ID 0x100. This sets [[CONFIG_Registers#CFG_BOOTENV|CFG_BOOTENV]] to the value for CTR (0x1), and is only time it's set by Process9. | + | | ShutdownPxi. This is sent to the ARM9 by the ARM11 PXI-module, when PXI-module is shutting down due to receiving [[Services|srv]] notification-ID 0x100. This sets [[CONFIG_Registers#CFG_BOOTENV|CFG_BOOTENV]] to the value for CTR (0x1), and is only time it's set by Process9. |
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− | | ( | + | | Sleep (bool sleep). Used by [[PTM_Services|PTM]] module. When seeing this command with a non-zero argument [[PXI_Services|PXI]] module will block all other communication with Process9. This makes Process9 |
+ | call svcKernelSetState(2), which will make Kernel9 synchronize with the Arm11's own KernelSetState(2) code and wait for a PXI_SYNC interrupt (sleep exit command). | ||
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| 0x0006.... | | 0x0006.... |
Revision as of 17:46, 4 May 2020
"pxi:mc" service
Command Header | Available since system version | Description |
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0x00010000 | 1.0.0-0 | ShutdownPxi. This is sent to the ARM9 by the ARM11 PXI-module, when PXI-module is shutting down due to receiving srv notification-ID 0x100. This sets CFG_BOOTENV to the value for CTR (0x1), and is only time it's set by Process9. |
0x0002.... | 1.0.0-0 | Stubbed, does nothing... |
0x0003.... | 1.0.0-0 | Stubbed, does nothing... |
0x0004.... | 1.0.0-0 | Stubbed, does nothing... |
0x00050040 | 1.0.0-0 | Sleep (bool sleep). Used by PTM module. When seeing this command with a non-zero argument PXI module will block all other communication with Process9. This makes Process9
call svcKernelSetState(2), which will make Kernel9 synchronize with the Arm11's own KernelSetState(2) code and wait for a PXI_SYNC interrupt (sleep exit command). |
0x0006.... | 1.0.0-0 | Stubbed, does nothing... |
0x00070000 | 1.0.0-0 | Stubbed, writes uninitialized stack byte to (u8*)(cmdbuf+4). |
0x0008.... | 1.0.0-0 | Stubbed, returns 0xE0C0EC03... |
0x0009.... | 1.0.0-0 | Stubbed, returns 0xE0C0EC03... |
0x000A.... | 1.0.0-0 | Sets internal Process9 date/time, same as Legacy_FIRM_PXI#Command_0xA |
0x000B.... | 1.0.0-0 | Stubbed, does some unnecessary copying to stack... |
0x000C.... | 1.0.0-0 | Stubbed, does some unnecessary copying to stack... |
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