Rhoads,
I have an IOUSBDriver not an IOUSBInterface driver.
Here is the routine source:
bool SMSIWirelessUSB::willTerminate( IOService * provider,
IOOptionBits options )
{
XTRACE(this, 0, 0, "willTerminate()");
fTerminate = true; // We're being terminated (unplugged)
// Close the interface(s)
commReleaseInterface( );
// Close the device
if (fpDevice)
{
fpDevice->close(this);
fpDevice = NULL;
}
return super::willTerminate( provider, options );
}
The red lines are the same code I have in the in the
kIOMessageServiceIsTerminated message.
Alec
on 10/18/05 4:49 PM, Rhoads Hollowell at email@hidden wrote:
Do you call willTerminate() in your superclass?
Rhoads Hollowell
USB Software Team
Apple Computer, Inc.
On Oct 18, 2005, at 3:17 PM, Alec Carlson wrote:
> Dan,
>
> Yes, the provider is closed. The same code gets run in both
> routines. If I have willTerminate() enabled, then I comment out the
> kIOMessageServiceIsTerminated message. If I have
> kIOMessageServiceIsTerminated enabled then I comment out the
> willTerminate() routine. In the kIOMessageServiceIsTerminated case,
> my stop() routine gets called by the ioKit. In the willTerminate()
> case, it doesn’t get called.
>
> Alec
>
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