- Received power state mapping of S0 to D2 in Device Capabilities
- Posted by PeterP on July 9th, 2004
Hello
I'm building USB device drivers for a composite USB device with a modem interface (part of the Modem device class) and serial interfaces (part of the Ports device class).
I've a problem: when the system sends IRP_MJ_PNP/IRP_MN_QUERY_CAPABILITIES down to device stack, the USBD bus driver returns a S0 -> D2 power state mapping in the DEVICE_CAPABILITIES:
DeviceCapabilities->DeviceState[PowerSystemWorking] equals to PowerDeviceD2.
I'd expect a S0 -> D0 mapping. What's the meaning of this power state mapping ? Do I have to do something special here ?
I'm running Win2K SP 3 on a HP OmniBook XE3. My USB composite device connects directly to an external NEC USB 2.0 CardBus controller.
Thx, Peter
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