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This module usually shuts off the console after it's plugged into anything that triggers an USB enumeration. The module may also present the <code>DevIcon.fil</code> file to the device that triggers the enumaration ([https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/wmp/custom-image-support-for-devices | This module usually shuts off the console after it's plugged into anything that triggers an USB enumeration. The module may also present the <code>DevIcon.fil</code> file to the device that triggers the enumaration ([https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/wmp/custom-image-support-for-devices see Microsoft docs for more details on how this is used]). Finally, this module also contains the Netpbm bitmap displayed by the console and displays it when turning on the unit while battery is too low. | ||
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The menu is still partially present in latest firmwares but requires some QA flags to be set. | The menu is still partially present in latest firmwares but requires some QA flags to be set. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:00, 1 May 2023
Handles boots caused by USB enumeration of the console. The module is usually loaded by the System Configuration script when the console starts because of USB enumeration.
Module
This module exists only in non-secure. The SELF path is os0:kd/enum_wakeup.skprx.
| Version | World | Privilege |
|---|---|---|
| 0.995-3.65 | Non-secure | Kernel |
Libraries
This module doesn't export any library.
Role
This module usually shuts off the console after it's plugged into anything that triggers an USB enumeration. The module may also present the DevIcon.fil file to the device that triggers the enumaration (see Microsoft docs for more details on how this is used). Finally, this module also contains the Netpbm bitmap displayed by the console and displays it when turning on the unit while battery is too low.
In old firmwares, this module can also display a debug menu that allows to do the following:
- change OLED Brightness
- change ARM clock frequency
- change BUS clock frequency
- change GPU clock frequency
The menu also displays the remaining battery capacity, the battery life percent, voltage and temperature.
The menu is still partially present in latest firmwares but requires some QA flags to be set.