IOCTL_MIPI_DSI_RESET IOCTL (ntddvdeo.h)
IOCTL_MIPI_DSI_RESET requests the reset of a device under graphics driver and OS control.
Major code
Input buffer
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Input buffer length
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Output buffer
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Output buffer length
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Input / Output buffer
A DXGK_DSI_RESET structure.
Input / Output buffer length
At least sizeof(DXGK_DSI_RESET)
Status block
Irp->IoStatus.Status is set to STATUS_SUCCESS if the request is successful. Otherwise, Status to the appropriate error condition as a NTSTATUS code.
For more information, see NTSTATUS Values.
Remarks
Mobile Industry Processor Interface (MIPI) Digital Serial Interface(DSI) IOCTLs must be handled by the monitor, oem-panel, or port/miniport driver.
If an OEM panel driver detects that the panel is in a bad state, it should send IOCTL_MIPI_DSI_RESET to request a reset of the device under graphics driver and OS control. The OS will coordinate the reset with the graphics driver. A reset is a heavy-weight operation that will cause display blanking for multiple frames, and should therefore be used only as a last resort.
Normal panel operation cannot continue while processing a reset, so the OS will treat is similarly to a display mode change, flushing pending GPU activity, including any flips, and blocking new work until complete. The OS translates the IOCTL into a DsiReset DDI call. The driver should completely remove power from the panel and reinitialize it from scratch, and after the appropriate delay, perform any actions it needs to in order to restore the panel to a workable state before returning. When set, the SecondaryPort flag indicates that the reset should be targeted to a secondary panel rather than the primary.
If the graphics driver requires a full mode set in order to perform or restore from a panel reset, it should set the output flag NeedModeSet. If set upon return from the call, the OS will respond with a DxgkDdiSetTimingsFromVidPn call before unblocking normal activity. The driver may chose to defer some of the reset work to this call if needed, provided that a workable state is expected following the set timings call.
The graphics driver should report any low-level MIPI errors detected and not handled by the driver via the MipiErrors output field.
If an unrecoverable error occurs during the reset, the graphics driver should set the ResetFailed output flag. This is expected to be a catastrophic failure. The graphics driver should also signal that no display is available on the target by indicating that an unplug has occurred using the DxgkCbIndicateConnectorChange callback and then responding to DxgkDdiQueryConnectionChange by reporting a TargetStatusDisconnected for the target which has failed.
The output fields will be propagated back to the output buffer of the IOCTL.
Requirements
| Requirement | Value |
|---|---|
| Minimum supported client | Windows 10, version 2004 |
| Header | ntddvdeo.h |