uefi: Add safe EFI_USB_IO_PROTOCOL bindings #1625
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Add the UsbIo wrapper and implement methods for the descriptive and sync transfer functions provided by the protocol.
phip1611
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I can do that. Testing the descriptor and reset functions should be easy, but testing the transfer functions will probably require implementing some of a USB device driver. Furthermore, testing the USB isochronous transfers would require a audio or video device, which does not appear to be easily available on QEMU. I probably won't get around to it until Thursday. |
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Add a safe wrapper around the EFI_USB_IO_PROTOCOL.
This adds wrappers around the synchronous USB transfers, acquiring the USB descriptors, and resetting the USB interface.
Relies on #1626.
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