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Type: Offset 0x4, 8-bit value, perform a left shift 3 for the correct value.
We are talking about a right shift, don't we?
The picture shows a value of 0x3e on the offset 0x4. 0x3e >> 3 equals 7, which equals the parameter in the code. (logitech_g_pro.c#53)
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Hi, thank you for noticing, you are absolutely right.
I fixed it in the readme already and also added a reference to the Intel XHCI specification.
I'll also add the proper references why right shift etc. in the code later :-)
Changed documentation and added better comments in code that actually links to the Intel XHCI specification.
Documentation now also reflects the possible multi-support of XHCI controllers by actually properly parsing it, more info in this issue.
The code documentation is currently in the multi-XHCI branch, where we extended support to non-Intel XHCI controllers.
Right now pending a review by @jussihi.
I'll close this issue for now, thanks again for pointing out the error :-).
Hi, i just wanted to point out, that here: https://github.com/pRain1337/plouton/tree/main/Plouton-UEFI/Plouton/hardware#endpoints
Type: Offset 0x4, 8-bit value, perform a left shift 3 for the correct value.
We are talking about a right shift, don't we?
The picture shows a value of 0x3e on the offset 0x4. 0x3e >> 3 equals 7, which equals the parameter in the code. (logitech_g_pro.c#53)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: