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Kernel Functions for Driverscsx_GetStatus(9F)


NAME

 csx_GetStatus - return the current status of a PC Card and its socket

SYNOPSIS

 
#include <sys/pccard.h> 
int32_t csx_GetStatus(client_handle_t ch, get_status_t *gs);

INTERFACE LEVEL

 

Solaris DDI Specific (Solaris DDI)

PARAMETERS

 
ch
Client handle returned from csx_RegisterClient(9F).
gs
Pointer to a get_status_t structure.

DESCRIPTION

 

This function returns the current status of a PC Card and its socket.

STRUCTURE MEMBERS

 

The structure members of get_status_t are:
 
uint32_t     Socket;          /* socket number*/
uint32_t     CardState;       /* "live" card status for this client*/
uint32_t     SocketState;     /* latched socket values */
uint32_t     raw_CardState;   /* raw live card status */

The fields are defined as follows:

Socket
Not used in Solaris, but for portability with other Card Services implementations, it should be set to the logical socket number.
CardState
The CardState field is the bit-mapped output data returned from Card Services. The bits identify what Card Services thinks the current state of the installed PC Card is. The bits are:
CS_STATUS_WRITE_PROTECTED
Card is write protected
CS_STATUS_CARD_LOCKED
Card is locked
CS_STATUS_EJECTION_REQUEST
Ejection request in progress
CS_STATUS_INSERTION_REQUEST
Insertion request in progress
CS_STATUS_BATTERY_DEAD
Card battery is dead
CS_STATUS_BATTERY_DEAD
Card battery is dead (BVD1)
CS_STATUS_BATTERY_LOW
Card battery is low (BVD2)
CS_STATUS_CARD_READY
Card is READY
CS_STATUS_CARD_INSERTED
Card is inserted
CS_STATUS_REQ_ATTN
Extended status attention request
CS_STATUS_RES_EVT1
Extended status reserved event status
CS_STATUS_RES_EVT2
Extended status reserved event status
CS_STATUS_RES_EVT3
Extended status reserved event status
CS_STATUS_VCC_50
5.0 Volts Vcc Indicated
CS_STATUS_VCC_33
3.3 Volts Vcc Indicated
CS_STATUS_VCC_XX
X.X Volts Vcc Indicated

The state of the CS_STATUS_CARD_INSERTED bit indicates whether the PC Card associated with this driver instance, not just any card, is inserted in the socket. If an I/O card is installed in the specified socket, card state is returned from the PRR (Pin Replacement Register) and the ESR (Extended Status Register) (if present). If certain state bits are not present in the PRR or ESR, a simulated state bit value is returned as defined below:

CS_STATUS_WRITE_PROTECTED
Not write protected
CS_STATUS_BATTERY_DEAD
Power good
PCS_STATUS_BATTERY_LOW
Power good
CS_STATUS_CARD_READY
Ready
CS_STATUS_REQ_ATTN
Not set
CS_STATUS_RES_EVT1
Not set
CS_STATUS_RES_EVT2
Not set
CS_STATUS_RES_EVT3
Not set
SocketState
The SocketState field is a bit-map of the current card and socket state. The bits are:
CS_SOCK_STATUS_WRITE_PROTECT_CHANGE
Write Protect
ECS_SOCK_STATUS_CARD_LOCK_CHANGE
Card Lock Change
CS_SOCK_STATUS_EJECTION_PENDING
Ejection Request
CS_SOCK_STATUS_INSERTION_PENDING
Insertion Request
CS_SOCK_STATUS_BATTERY_DEAD_CHANGE
Battery Dead
CS_SOCK_STATUS_BATTERY_LOW_CHANGE
Battery Low
CS_SOCK_STATUS_CARD_READY_CHANGE
Ready Change
CS_SOCK_STATUS_CARD_INSERTION_CHANGE
Card is inserted

The state reported in the SocketState field may be different from the state reported in the CardState field. Clients should normally depend only on the state reported in the CardState field.

The state reported in the SocketState field may be different from the state reported in the CardState field. Clients should normally depend only on the state reported in the CardState field.

raw_CardState
The raw_CardState field is a Solaris-specific extension that allows the client to determine if any card is inserted in the socket. The bit definitions in the raw_CardState field are identical to those in the CardState field with the exception that the CS_STATUS_CARD_INSERTED bit in the raw_CardState field is set whenever any card is inserted into the socket.

RETURN VALUES

 
CS_SUCCESS
Successful operation.
CS_BAD_HANDLE
Client handle is invalid.
CS_BAD_SOCKET
Error getting socket state.
CS_UNSUPPORTED_FUNCTION
No PCMCIA hardware installed.

CS_NO_CARD will not be returned if there is no PC Card present in the socket.

CONTEXT

 

This function may be called from user or kernel context.

SEE ALSO

 

csx_RegisterClient(9F)

PC Card 95 Standard, PCMCIA/JEIDA


SunOS 5.9Go To TopLast Changed 19 Jul 1996

 
      
      
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