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// Copyright (c) 2008-2009 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).
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// All rights reserved.
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// This component and the accompanying materials are made available
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// under the terms of the License "Eclipse Public License v1.0"
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// which accompanies this distribution, and is available
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// at the URL "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html".
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//
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// Initial Contributors:
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// Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.
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//
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// Contributors:
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//
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// Description:
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//
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/**
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@file
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@internalTechnology
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*/
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#include <e32base.h>
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#include "msdebug.h"
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#include "debug.h"
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#include "msctypes.h"
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#include "mtransport.h"
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#include "mprotocol.h"
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#include "tscsiclientreq.h"
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#include "tblocktransfer.h"
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#include "mscutils.h"
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#include "usbmshostpanic.h"
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#include "tscsiblockcmds.h"
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#include "tsbcclientinterface.h"
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/**
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Constructor.
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@param aTransport The Transport interface to be used
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*/
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TSbcClientInterface::TSbcClientInterface(MTransport& aTransport)
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: iTransport(aTransport)
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{
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__MSFNLOG
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}
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TSbcClientInterface::~TSbcClientInterface()
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{
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__MSFNLOG
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}
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/**
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Constructor to create and send SCSI MODE SENSE (6) request to obtain the
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medium's Write Protect status. The function leaves if the device response is not
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compliant with the protocol standard.
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@param aPageCode The SCSI PAGE CODE value
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@param aWriteProtected The SCSI WP value
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@return TInt KErrNone if successful, KErrCommandFailed to indicate a
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device status error, KErrCommandStalled to indicate device stall
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*/
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TInt TSbcClientInterface::ModeSense6L(TUint aPageCode, TBool& aWriteProtected)
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{
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__MSFNLOG
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TScsiClientModeSense6Req modeSense6Req(TScsiClientModeSense6Req::ECurrentValues,
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aPageCode);
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TScsiClientModeSense6Resp modeSense6Resp;
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TInt err = iTransport.SendControlCmdL(&modeSense6Req, &modeSense6Resp);
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if (!err)
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{
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__SCSIPRINT1(_L("SCSI MODE SENSE (6) INFO WrProtect=%d"),
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modeSense6Resp.iWriteProtected);
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aWriteProtected = modeSense6Resp.iWriteProtected;
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}
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else
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{
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aWriteProtected = EFalse;
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}
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return err;
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}
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/**
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Create and send SCSI MODE SENSE (10) request to obtain the mediums Write Protect
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status. The function leaves if the device response is not compliant with the
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protocol standard.
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@param aPageCode The SCSI PAGE CODE value
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@param aWriteProtected The SCSI WP value
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@return TInt KErrNone if successful, KErrCommandFailed to indicate a
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device status error, KErrCommandStalled to indicate a device stall
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*/
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TInt TSbcClientInterface::ModeSense10L(TUint aPageCode, TBool& aWriteProtected)
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{
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__MSFNLOG
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TScsiClientModeSense10Req modeSense10Req(TScsiClientModeSense10Req::ECurrentValues,
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aPageCode);
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TScsiClientModeSense10Resp modeSense10Resp;
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TInt err = iTransport.SendControlCmdL(&modeSense10Req, &modeSense10Resp);
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if (!err)
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{
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__SCSIPRINT1(_L("SCSI MODE SENSE (10) INFO WrProtect=%d"),
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modeSense10Resp.iWriteProtected);
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aWriteProtected = modeSense10Resp.iWriteProtected;
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}
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else
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{
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aWriteProtected = EFalse;
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}
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return err;
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}
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/**
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Constructor to create SCSI MODE SENSE (10) request.
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@param aPageControl The SCSI PAGE CODE value
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@param aPageCode The SCSI WP value
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@param aSubPageCode The SCSI SUB PAGE CODE value
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*/
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TScsiClientModeSense10Req::TScsiClientModeSense10Req(TPageControl aPageControl,
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TUint aPageCode,
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TUint aSubPageCode)
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:
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TScsiClientReq(EModeSense10),
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iPageControl(aPageControl),
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iPageCode(aPageCode),
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iSubPageCode(aSubPageCode),
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iAllocationLength(KResponseLength)
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{
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__MSFNLOG
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}
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TInt TScsiClientModeSense10Req::EncodeRequestL(TDes8& aBuffer) const
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{
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__MSFNSLOG
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__SCSIPRINT(_L("<-- SCSI MODE SENSE (10)"));
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TInt length = TScsiClientReq::EncodeRequestL(aBuffer);
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// PC
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aBuffer[2] = iPageCode;
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aBuffer[2] |= iPageControl << 6;
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aBuffer[3] = iSubPageCode;
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BigEndian::Put16(&aBuffer[7], iAllocationLength);
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return length;
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}
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/**
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Create READ (10) request and send to the transport layer. This performs a
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logical block read of the device server. The received data is appended into the
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copy buffer. The function leaves if the device response is not compliant with
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the protocol standard.
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Note that TBlockTransfer must be initialised beforehand.
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@param aLba The Logical Block address to read from
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@param aBuffer The buffer to copy data to
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@param aLen The number of bytes to be read (IN) and returns the number of bytes
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actually read (OUT)
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@return TInt KErrNone if successful otherwise KErrCommandFailed to indicate a
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device status error or KErrArgument to indicate that aLen is too large for the
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protocol.
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*/
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TInt TSbcClientInterface::Read10L(TLba aLba, TDes8& aBuffer, TInt& aLen)
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__ASSERT_DEBUG(iBlockTransfer.BlockLength(), User::Panic(KUsbMsHostPanicCat, EBlockLengthNotSet));
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__ASSERT_DEBUG(aLen % iBlockTransfer.BlockLength() == 0, User::Panic(KUsbMsHostPanicCat, EBlockDevice));
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TScsiClientRead10Req read10Req;
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read10Req.iLogicalBlockAddress = aLba;
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TInt blockTransferLength = aLen / iBlockTransfer.BlockLength();
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if (blockTransferLength > static_cast<TInt>(KMaxTUint16))
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{
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User::Leave(KErrArgument);
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}
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read10Req.iBlockTransferLength = static_cast<TUint16>(blockTransferLength);
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TInt err = iTransport.SendDataRxCmdL(&read10Req, aBuffer, aLen);
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return err;
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}
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/**
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Create READ CAPACITY (10) request and send to the transport layer. The request
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returns the device servers capacity information. The device server's response
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values are also used here to initialise the TBlockTransfer values. The function
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leaves if the device response is not compliant with the protocol standard.
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@param aLba The Logical Block Address returned by the LU
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@param aBlockSize The Block Size returned by the LU
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@return TInt KErrNone if successful, KErrCommandFailed to indicate a
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device status error, KErrCommandStalled to indicate a device stall
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*/
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TInt TSbcClientInterface::ReadCapacity10L(TLba& aLba, TUint32& aBlockSize)
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TScsiClientReadCapacity10Req capacity10Req;
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TScsiClientReadCapacity10Resp capacity10Resp;
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TInt err = iTransport.SendControlCmdL(&capacity10Req, &capacity10Resp);
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if (!err)
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{
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aLba = capacity10Resp.iLba;
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aBlockSize = capacity10Resp.iBlockSize;
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__SCSIPRINT2(_L("Capacity LBA=0x%08x SIZE=0x%08x"),
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aLba, aBlockSize);
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iBlockTransfer.SetCapacityL(aBlockSize, aLba);
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}
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return err;
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}
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/**
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Create START STOP UNIT request. The function leaves if the device response is
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not compliant with the protocol standard.
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@param aStart SCSI START value
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@return TInt KErrNone if successful otherwise KErrCommandFailed to indicate a
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device status error
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*/
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TInt TSbcClientInterface::StartStopUnitL(TBool aStart)
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{
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TScsiClientStartStopUnitReq startStopUnitReq;
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startStopUnitReq.iImmed = ETrue;
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startStopUnitReq.iLoej = EFalse;
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startStopUnitReq.iStart = aStart;
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TInt err = iTransport.SendControlCmdL(&startStopUnitReq);
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return err;
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}
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/**
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Create WRITE (10) request and send to the transport layer. This performs a
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logical block write of the device server. Note that TBlockTransfer must be
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initialised beforehand. The function leaves if the device response is not
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compliant with the protocol standard.
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@param aLba Logical Block Address to write the data to
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@param aBuffer Buffer containing the data
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@param aPos Offset into the buffer to the data
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@param aLen The number of bytes to be written (IN) and returns the bytes
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actually transferred (OUT)
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@return TInt KErrNone if successful otherwise KErrCommandFailed to indicate a
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device status error or KErrArgument to indicate that aLen is too large for the
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protocol.
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*/
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TInt TSbcClientInterface::Write10L(TLba aLba, TDesC8& aBuffer, TUint aPos, TInt& aLen)
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__MSFNLOG
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__ASSERT_DEBUG(iBlockTransfer.BlockLength(), User::Panic(KUsbMsHostPanicCat, EBlockLengthNotSet));
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__ASSERT_DEBUG(aLen % iBlockTransfer.BlockLength() == 0, User::Panic(KUsbMsHostPanicCat, EBlockDevice));
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// check that buffer size is large enough
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if (aBuffer.Length() < (aPos + aLen))
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{
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User::Leave(KErrArgument);
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}
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TScsiClientWrite10Req write10Req;
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write10Req.iLogicalBlockAddress = aLba;
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TInt blockTransferLength = aLen / iBlockTransfer.BlockLength();
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if (blockTransferLength > static_cast<TInt>(KMaxTUint16))
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User::Leave(KErrArgument);
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}
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write10Req.iBlockTransferLength = static_cast<TUint16>(blockTransferLength);
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TInt err = iTransport.SendDataTxCmdL(&write10Req, aBuffer, aPos, aLen);
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return err;
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}
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