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File Name:

   me_status.h

Abstract:

   Defines the ME Status codes

Authors:

   Hemaprabhu Jayanna
   
--*/

#ifndef _ME_STATUS_H_
#define _ME_STATUS_H_

///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//                        ERROR & STATUS CODE RANGES                         //
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//          RANGE           //                 DESCRIPTION                   //
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// 0x0000FFFF - 0x00000000  // Pre-defined standard error values used by all //
//                          // ME Components and interfaces                  //
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// 0x0001FFFF - 0x00010000  // Capability Module specific error codes        //
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// 0xFFFFFFFF - 0x00020000  // Reserved for future use.                      //
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//                    KERNEL STATUS AND ERROR CODES                          //
//The following are the status and error codes returned by the ME Kernel.    //
//ThreadX Codes range from (0x00 to 0x7F)                                    //
//Other Kernel codes range from (0x80 to 0xFF)                               //
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////




//
//STATUS_SUCCESS
//    The operation completed successfully.
//

/**
 * @brief The operation completed successfully.
 */
#define STATUS_SUCCESS                0x0

//
//STATUS_DELETED
//    The requested object has been deleted.
// 
#define STATUS_DELETED                0x1

//
//STATUS_POOL_ERROR
//    An invalid memory pool pointer (NULL) was given or the pool is 
//    already created.
//
#define STATUS_POOL_ERROR             0x2

//
//STATUS_PTR_ERROR
//    An invalid pointer was provided.
//
#define STATUS_PTR_ERROR              0x3
 
//
//STATUS_WAIT_ERROR
//    The specified wait option is invalid.
//
#define STATUS_WAIT_ERROR             0x4
 
//
//STATUS_SIZE_ERROR
//    The size of the specified object (memory pool, stack, message queue, 
//    etc.) is invalid. 
//
#define STATUS_SIZE_ERROR             0x5
 
//
//STATUS_GROUP_ERROR
//    An invalid group pointer was provided.  The pointer is NULL or points 
//    to an already created group.
//
#define STATUS_GROUP_ERROR            0x6
 
//
//STATUS_NO_EVENTS
//    The requested event could not be found.
//
#define STATUS_NO_EVENTS              0x7
 
//
//STATUS_OPTION_ERROR
//    Invalid event flag set option (AND, OR).
//
#define STATUS_OPTION_ERROR           0x8
 
//
//STATUS_QUEUE_ERROR
//    An invalid queue pointer passed or the queue is already created.
//
#define STATUS_QUEUE_ERROR            0x9
 
//
//STATUS_QUEUE_EMPTY
//    The requested queue is empty.
//
#define STATUS_QUEUE_EMPTY            0xA
 
//
//STATUS_QUEUE_FULL
//    The requested queue is full.
//
#define STATUS_QUEUE_FULL             0xB
 
//
//STATUS_SEMAPHORE_ERROR
//    An invalid semaphore pointer provided or the semaphore is already created.
//
#define STATUS_SEMAPHORE_ERROR        0xC
 
//
//STATUS_NO_INSTANCE
//    The requested instance was not found (semaphore count is 0x0).
//
#define STATUS_NO_INSTANCE            0xD
 
//
//STATUS_THREAD_ERROR
//    An invalid thread control pointer provided or the thread is already created.
//
#define STATUS_THREAD_ERROR           0xE
 
//
//STATUS_PRIORITY_ERROR
//    An invalid thread priority level has been given.
//
#define STATUS_PRIORITY_ERROR         0xF
 
//
//STATUS_START_ERROR
//    An invalid auto-start selection was given during thread creation.
//    NOTE: This value is the same a as STATUS_NO_MEMORY.
//
#define STATUS_START_ERROR            0x10

//
//STATUS_DELETE_ERROR
//    The requested object can not be deleted.  This can occur if an attempt is 
//    made to delete a thread that is not in a terminated or completed state.
//
#define STATUS_DELETE_ERROR           0x11

//
//STATUS_RESUME_ERROR
//    The thread can not be resumed (e.g. the specified thread is not in a 
//    suspended state or was suspended by a driver other than the RTOS protocol).
// 
#define STATUS_RESUME_ERROR           0x12

//
//STATUS_CALLER_ERROR
//    Invalid caller of this service.
// 
#define STATUS_CALLER_ERROR           0x13

//
//STATUS_SUSPEND_ERROR
//    The thead can not be suspended (e.g. the specified thread is in a 
//    terminated or completed state).
// 
#define STATUS_SUSPEND_ERROR          0x14

//
//STATUS_TIMER_ERROR
//    An invalid timer object pointer was given.
// 
#define STATUS_TIMER_ERROR            0x15

//
//STATUS_TICK_ERROR
//    An invalid value (0x0) supplied for the initial tick count.
// 
#define STATUS_TICK_ERROR             0x16

//
//STATUS_ACTIVATE_ERROR
//    The object is already active.
// 
#define STATUS_ACTIVATE_ERROR         0x17
 
//
//STATUS_THRESH_ERROR
//    An invalid preemption threashold was specified. 
//
#define STATUS_THRESH_ERROR           0x18

//
//STATUS_SUSPEND_LIFTED
//    An attempt to resume a thread marked for delayed suspension has 
//    occurred.
// 
#define STATUS_SUSPEND_LIFTED         0x19

//
//STATUS_WAIT_ABORTED
//    The wait condition on which the thread is waiting has been aborted.
// 
#define STATUS_WAIT_ABORTED           0x1A

//
//STATUS_WAIT_ABORT_ERROR
//    An attempt to abort a waiting thread was attempted on a thread that is 
//    not in a waiting condition (terminated, ready, completed, etc.).
// 
#define STATUS_WAIT_ABORT_ERROR       0x1B

//
//STATUS_MUTEX_ERROR
//    An invalid mutex pointer was provided.
// 
#define STATUS_MUTEX_ERROR            0x1C

//
//STATUS_NOT_AVAILABLE
//    An attempt to remove a mutex on which a thread is suspended has been 
//    attempted.
// 
#define STATUS_NOT_AVAILABLE          0x1D

//
//STATUS_NOT_OWNED
//    An attempt to access a mutex not owned by the caller was made.
// 
#define STATUS_NOT_OWNED              0x1E

//
//STATUS_INHERIT_ERROR
//    An invalid inherit option was given when trying to create a mutex.
// 
#define STATUS_INHERIT_ERROR          0x1F

//
//STATUS_TIMER_RUNNING
//    An attempt to set an alarm was made while alarm is already enabled.
// 
#define STATUS_TIMER_RUNNING          0x20

//
//STATUS_INVALID_FUNCTION
//    The requested function was not found.
//
#define STATUS_INVALID_FUNCTION       0x80

//
//STATUS_NOT_FOUND
//    The requested item could not be found.
// 
#define STATUS_NOT_FOUND              0x81

//
//STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED
//    Access to the requested object could not be granted.
// 
#define STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED          0x82
 
//
//STATUS_INVALID_HANDLE
//    The provided handle does not exist.
//
#define STATUS_INVALID_HANDLE         0x83
 
//
//STATUS_INVALID_ACCESS
//    An attempt was made to access an inaccessible or unavailable object.
//
#define STATUS_INVALID_ACCESS         0x84

//
//STATUS_INVALID_PARAMS
//    One or more parameters are invalid.
// 
#define STATUS_INVALID_PARAMS         0x85

//
//STATUS_INVALID_PARAMS
//    Request could not be processed because a Power Management event is already
//    in progress.
// 
#define STATUS_PM_EVENT_IN_PROGRESS   0x86

//
//STATUS_WRITE_PROTECTED
//    The media is write protected.  When writing to flash, this means 
//    the flash block is write protected.
// 
#define STATUS_WRITE_PROTECTED        0x87

//
//STATUS_NOT_READY
//    The h/w device is not ready.
// 
#define STATUS_NOT_READY              0x88

//
//STATUS_NOT_SUPPORTED
//    The function, message or request is not recognized or supported.
// 
#define STATUS_NOT_SUPPORTED          0x89

//
//STATUS_NETWORK_BUSY
//    The network device is busy.
// 
#define STATUS_NETWORK_BUSY           0x8A

//
//STATUS_DEVICE_ERROR
//    The h/w device reported an error while attempting the operation.
// 
#define STATUS_DEVICE_ERROR           0x8B

//
//STATUS_INVALID_ADDRESS
//    The address provided in invalid.
// 
#define STATUS_INVALID_ADDRESS        0x8C

//
//STATUS_INVALID_COMMAND
//    The requested command is unrecognized or invalid.
// 
#define STATUS_INVALID_COMMAND        0x8D

//
//STATUS_STACK_OVERFLOW 
//    The request caused a stack overflow.
//
#define STATUS_STACK_OVER_FLOW        0x8E

//
//STATUS_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL
//    The provided buffer is too small to hold the requested data.
// 
#define STATUS_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL       0x8F

//
//STATUS_LOAD_ERROR 
//    The image failed to load.
//
#define STATUS_LOAD_ERROR             0x90

//
//STATUS_INVALID_BUFFER 
//    The buffer was not the proper size for the request.
//
#define STATUS_INVALID_BUFFER         0x91

//
//STATUS_NO_RESPONSE
//    No response was received from the requested target.
// 
#define STATUS_NO_RESPONSE            0x92

//
//STATUS_TIMED_OUT
//    The device or object timed out and was unable to complete the request.
// 
#define STATUS_TIMED_OUT              0x93

// 
//STATUS_NOT_STARTED
//    The requested operation could not be started.  For protocols, this 
//    error indicates the protocol has not been started.
//
#define STATUS_NOT_STARTED            0x94

//
//STATUS_ALREADY_STARTED
//    The requested operation has already been started.  
//    - For protocols, this error 
//    indicates the protocol has already been started.  
//    - For Policy Manager this error means
//    that the MKHI group ID is already registered.
//    For FW update, we only allow one process to do the update at a time, this means error
//    case where FW update is already in progress, the current process will have to try later.
// 
#define STATUS_ALREADY_STARTED        0x95

//
//STATUS_PROTOCOL_ERROR
//    The protocol in use has generated an error.  For network traffic this error 
//    means the networking protocol returned and error.  When returned from a 
//    protocol this means the protocol itself generated an error.
// 
#define STATUS_PROTOCOL_ERROR         0x96

//
//STATUS_INCOMPATIBLE_VERSION
//    The version of the object is incompatible with the request.  For protocols, 
//    this indicates that the protocol version number is not supported.
// 
#define STATUS_INCOMPATIBLE_VERSION   0x97

//
//STATUS_SECURITY_VIOLATION
//    A security violation has occurred.
// 
#define STATUS_SECURITY_VIOLATION     0x98

//
//STATUS_AUTHENTICATION_FAIL
//    The authentication of an object has failed.
// 
#define STATUS_AUTHENTICATION_FAIL    0x99
 
//
//STATUS_INVALID_MEM_TYPE
//    The target memory is invalid for the requested operation (e.g. DMA to 
//    ROM or cypto DMA from system memory).
//
#define STATUS_INVALID_MEM_TYPE       0x9A
 
//
//STATUS_MODE_NOT_SUPPORTED
//    The type of blocking mode is not supported.  Refer to the documentation on 
//    the specific interface.
//
#define STATUS_MODE_NOT_SUPPORTED     0x9B
 
//
//STATUS_RESOURCE_BUSY
//    The requested resource is busy or can not be acquired.
//
#define STATUS_RESOURCE_BUSY          0x9C

//
//STATUS_OUT_OF_RESOURCES
//    Insufficient resources to perform the request. Used by components operating
//    in non-blocking mode. A caller will be returned this error when a component
//    does not have enough resources like command buffers, PRDs etc... to entertain
//    a new request.
//
#define STATUS_OUT_OF_RESOURCES       0x9D

//
//STATUS_FAILURE
//    A unknown error encountered while performing a requested transaction.
//
#define STATUS_FAILURE                0x9E

//
//STATUS_QUEUED
//    A requested has been successfully placed in a command queue. This status
//    is returned by non-blocking components after successfully queuing a request
//    in their command queue.
//
#define STATUS_QUEUED                 0x9F

//
//STATUS_WEAR_OUT_VIOLATION
//    The partition manager returns this error code when it can not perform a 
//    requested erase operation due to flash wear out constraints.
#define STATUS_WEAR_OUT_VIOLATION     0xA0 
 
//
//STATUS_GENERAL_ERROR
//    This is a general error code used for errors that do not require a specific 
//    code.
#define STATUS_GENERAL_ERROR          0xA1
 
//
//STATUS_SMB_EMPTY
//    The smbus slave circular buffer does not contain any smbus transactions data.
#define STATUS_SMB_EMPTY              0xA2
 
//
//STATUS_SMB_NO_MORE_ENTRIES
//    The smbus slave has reached its maximal number of registered transactions. 
//    New transactions can not be added until the removal of one of the current 
//    registered ones.
#define STATUS_SMB_NO_MORE_ENTRIES     0xA3

//
//STATUS_BUS_ERROR
//    Generic error code for bus errors. Common cause could be losing arbitration
//    on a multi-mastered bus.
#define STATUS_BUS_ERROR               0xA4

//
//STATUS_IMAGE_INVALID
//    The FW Update image content is invalid.
#define STATUS_IMAGE_INVALID           0xA5

//
//STATUS_UPDATE_AUTH_FAILED
//    The FW Update image authentication failed.
#define STATUS_UPDATE_AUTH_FAILED      0xA6

//
//STATUS_UPDATE_ALLOWED
//    Used in the policy manager to indicate whether a policy can be updated at
//    the time of this request.
#define STATUS_UPDATE_ALLOWED          0xA7

//
//STATUS_UPDATE_NOT_ALLOWED
//    Used in the policy manager to indicate that a policy cannot be updated at
//    the time of this request.
#define STATUS_UPDATE_NOT_ALLOWED      0xA8

//
//STATUS_LOCKED
//    Indicates policy element has been already locked and cannot be updated.
#define STATUS_LOCKED                  0xA9

//
//STATUS_NOT_INITIALIZED
//    Indicates that SDM core is not initialized
#define STATUS_NOT_INITIALIZED     0xAA //REQUIRES COORDINATION!!!

//
//STATUS_END_OF_FILE
//    Indicates that EOF is reached while accessing a file
#define STATUS_END_OF_FILE     0xAB //REQUIRES COORDINATION!!!

//
//STATUS_NO_STORAGE_AVAILABLE
//    Indicates policy element could not be stored in the NVAR.
#define STATUS_NO_STORAGE_AVAILABLE    0xB0

//
//STATUS_LOCKING_NOT_ALLOWED
//    Indicates policy element cannot be locked.
#define STATUS_LOCKING_NOT_ALLOWED     0xB1

//
//STATUS_UNKNOWN_LAN_FUSE_CAPS
//    Indicates a unknown capability of the LAN device is being set.
#define STATUS_UNKNOWN_LAN_FUSE_CAPS   0xB2

//
//STATUS_INVALID_FEATURE_ID
//    Indicates an invalid feature ID.
#define STATUS_INVALID_FEATURE_ID      0xB3

//
//STATUS_PET_TRANSMIT_DISABLED
//    The transmission of pet packets is disabled.
#define STATUS_PET_TRANSMIT_DISABLED   0xB4

// STATUS_MAX_KERB_DOMAIN_REACHED 
// indicates that in the kerberos ACL there are users from MAX DOMAINS (4).
#define STATUS_MAX_KERB_DOMAIN_REACHED 0xB5

// STATUS_UPDATE_MISMATCH_HW_SKU 
//    Indicates that there is a mismatch between the current HW SKU and the 
//    one in the new image.
#define STATUS_UPDATE_MISMATCH_HW_SKU  0xB6

// STATUS_UPDATE_MISMATCH_FW_SKU 
//    Indicates that there is a mismatch between the current FW SKU and the 
//    one in the new image.
#define STATUS_UPDATE_MISMATCH_FW_SKU  0xB7

// STATUS_UPDATE_MISMATCH_VERSION 
//    Indicates that there is a mismatch between the current FW version and the 
//    one in the new image.
#define STATUS_UPDATE_MISMATCH_VERSION 0xB8

// STATUS_EVENT_DISABLED_CONFIG
//    This wake event is configured to be disabled (via MEBx setup or remote 
//    configuration).
#define STATUS_EVENT_DISABLED_CONFIG   0xB9

// STATUS_NOT_REGISTERED
//    Caller is trying to use an interface that requires registration, but the
//    registration process has not been completed.
#define STATUS_NOT_REGISTERED          0xBA


// STATUS_INVALID_EVENT
//    Caller is trying to use a wake event code which is invalid
#define STATUS_INVALID_EVENT 0xBB

// STATUS_INVALID_EVENT
//    Caller is trying to use an event context which is invalid
#define STATUS_BAD_CONTEXT 0xBC


//
//STATUS_NET_RESTART_NEEDED
//    The network stack need restart to continue working.
#define STATUS_NET_RESTART_NEEDED      0xBD

//
//STATUS_OUT_OF_MEMORY
//    This error can be returned for the following reasons: 
//       1.Attempt to allocate memory and no memory is available
//       2.Attempt to free a memory block on which a thread is suspended
//    NOTE: This value is the same a as STATUS_START_ERROR.
// 
#define STATUS_OUT_OF_MEMORY              0xBE


//
//STATUS_COUNTER_ROLLOVER
//    This error can be returned by MC_PROTOCOL IncrementCounter() 
//    if given monotonic counter reaches maximum value.
//    Along with error, counter will be initialized with value "1"  
// 
//    The value will also be returned by TIME_PROTOCOL GetPRTC()
//    if the PRTC rolls over
#define STATUS_COUNTER_ROLLOVER              0xBF


//
// BLOB SERVICE SPECIFIC FAILURES
//
//  STATUS_BLOB_INTEGRITY_FAILED
//  STATUS_BLOB_CONFIDENTIALITY_FAILED
//  STATUS_BLOB_AR_FAILED
#define STATUS_BLOB_INTEGRITY_FAILED        0xC0
#define STATUS_BLOB_CONFIDENTIALITY_FAILED  0xC1
#define STATUS_BLOB_AR_FAILED               0xC2



//STATUS_PROCESSING
//    Caller is asking for process result that is not already finished
#define STATUS_PROCESSING              0xC3

//STATUS_REGISTERED
//    Caller registered for something that itself or others already did
#define STATUS_REGISTERED               0xC4
//
//STATUS_EAC_NOT_PERMITTED
//    This error can be returned for the following reasons: 
//       1.Attempt to enable EAC when sign certificate is not set

// 
#define STATUS_EAC_NOT_PERMITTED            0xC5

//
//STATUS_EAC_NO_ASSOCIATION
//    This error can be returned for the following reasons: 
//       1.Attempt to receive a posture or posture hash sign certificate is not set

// 
#define STATUS_EAC_NO_ASSOCIATION            0xC6

//
//STATUS_AUDIT_FAIL
//    This error can be returned when these conditions are met: 
//       1. The action should be logged to the Audit Log
//       2. The event was defined as critical
//       3. The Audit Log is enabled
//       4. Either:
//          a. The Audit Log is currently Locked
//          b. The storage for the Audit Log is full

// 
#define STATUS_AUDIT_FAIL                    0xC7

#define STATUS_DUPLICATED                    0xC8

//
//STATUS_IPP_INTERNAL_ERROR
//    This error can bb returned in case of internal IPP function failed.
#define STATUS_IPP_INTERNAL_ERROR            0xC9

//
//STATUS_IPP_CORRUPTED_KEY
//    This error can be returned when trying to load or validate corrupted RSA key 
//    using the IPP stack.
//    Can be returned RsaEncryptDecrypt and RsaValidateKey functions.
#define STATUS_IPP_CORRUPTED_KEY             0xCA

//
//STATUS_IPP_DATA_NOT_ALIGNED
//    This error can be returned when trying to load, create or validate RSA key using the 
//    IPP stack, and the data is not aligned.
//    Can be returned RsaGenerateKey, RsaEncryptDecrypt and RsaValidateKey functions.
#define STATUS_IPP_DATA_NOT_ALIGNED          0xCB

//
//STATUS_IPP_OPERATION_ABORTED
//    This error will be returned if the IPP aborted key generation before completion.
#define STATUS_IPP_OPERATION_ABORTED         0xCC

//
//STATUS_IPP_CACHE_CONVERTION_FAILED        
//    This error can be returned if the TRAMD-Cache conversion failed.
#define STATUS_IPP_CACHE_CONVERTION_FAILED   0xCD

//
//STATUS_IPP_EXPONENT_CHANGED
//    This error will be returned if the IPP decided to use differnt exponent (E)
//    than the one the caller supplied.
#define STATUS_IPP_EXPONENT_CHANGED          0xCE

// STATUS_PERMIT_EXPIRED
//    iCLS Permit has expired
#define STATUS_PERMIT_EXPIRED                0xCF

// STATUS_PERMIT_RESET_REQUIRED
//    iCLS permit is invalid in some way (for example expired)
//    and HW fuses are overided by permit still
#define STATUS_PERMIT_RESET_REQUIRED         0xD0

// STATUS_CLOSED_BY_HOST
//    HECI will return this in the event that AddBuffer call is failing because
//    the connection is in a close pending status.
//    This will indicate that freeing the SendBufferQ and BufferQ is not permitted at
//    this time and the client should wait for a HIE_CLOSED message to cleanup HECI_CONNECTION.
#define STATUS_CLOSED_BY_HOST                0xD1


// STATUS_DISABLED_BY_POLICY
//    This error will be returned if the call is blocked by previous defined policy
#define STATUS_DISABLED_BY_POLICY            0xD2

//STATUS_INVALID_COMP_HANDLE
//    The provided component handle does not exist.
//
#define STATUS_INVALID_COMP_HANDLE           0xD3

//
//Status Codes used by state manager to indicate ME Database status 
//and general Client/Daemon registration problems in state manager 
//that prohibit the Daemon from returning more exact status. 
//
 
//
//STATUS_ALREADY_REGISTERED 
//    This error is used to indicate if a Daemon is already
//    registered with state manager.
#define STATUS_ALREADY_REGISTERED            0xD4

//
//STATUS_DATABASE_IN_USE 
//    This error is used to indicate if a ME Database is currently in
//    use when a delete is called on it.
#define STATUS_DATABASE_IN_USE               0xD5

//
//STATUS_ENTRY_IN_USE 
//    This error is used to indicate if an entry in a ME Database is
//    currently in use when a release is called on it.     
#define STATUS_ENTRY_IN_USE                  0xD6

//
//STATUS_UNABLE_TO_REGISTER 
//    This error is used to indicate that a Daemon cannot register
//    with state manager.
#define STATUS_UNABLE_TO_REGISTER            0xD7

//
// STATUS_TLB_ENTRY_NOT_FOUND
//    This error indicates that a free TLB entry or the specified TLB entry
//    could not be found.  
//
#define STATUS_TLB_ENTRY_NOT_FOUND           0xD8

//
//STATUS_UNABLE_TO_UNREGISTER 
//    This error code is used to indicate that a Daemon cannot
//    unregister with the state manager.
#define STATUS_UNABLE_TO_UNREGISTER          0xD9

//
//STATUS_TIMER_VALUE_NOT_SET
//  Error used by PRTC to indicate the alarm value
//  has not been set prior to enabling the alarm.
#define STATUS_TIMER_VALUE_NOT_SET           0xDA

//
//STATUS_ICV_CHECK_ERROR
//  HW reported an ICV check failure
#define STATUS_ICV_CHECK_ERROR               0xDB

// STATUS_SUCCESS_WITH_ERRORS
//    This error will be returned if the opration completed but had some errors (e,eg Transfer AHCI for DT)
//    It is shared between Danbury components
#define STATUS_SUCCESS_WITH_ERRORS      0xDC

// STATUS_SUCCESS_HOST_RESET_REQUIRED
//    This status will be returned by FwUpdateMgr after successfully updating FW 
//    if Danbury is enabled
#define STATUS_SUCCESS_HOST_RESET_REQUIRED   0xDD

// STATUS_FIPS_FAILURE
//    This status will be returned by when FIPS self-tests fail
#define STATUS_FIPS_FAILURE   0xDE

//STATUS_PRIVILEGE_CHECK
//  Privileged component access
#define STATUS_PRIVILEGE_CHECK               0xDF

// STATUS_INCOMPLETE
//  This error indicates that the operation is incomplete
#define STATUS_INCOMPLETE                    0xE0

// STATUS_RETRY
//  This error indicates that the operation is being retried or needs to be retried
#define STATUS_RETRY                    0xE1

#define STATUS_NOT_RUN                       0xE2

#define STATUS_NOT_IMPLEMENTED               0xE3


#define STATUS_INVALID_INDEX                 0xE4
#define STATUS_SLOT_IN_USE                   0xE5
#define STATUS_SLOT_EMPTY                    0xE6

// STATUS_OVERRIDDEN
//  This error indicates that the operation can't be performed because
// it was overridden by some other logic/request
#define STATUS_OVERRIDDEN                    0xE7

//STATUS_PERMIT_IS_DEACTIVE
//    iCLS Permit has been deactivated
#define STATUS_PERMIT_IS_DEACTIVE            0xF0

//Return this if it is a Patsburg chipset 
#define STATUS_UNKNOWN_CPUID                 0xF1

#define STATUS_CRC_ERROR                     0xF2

#if 1
//STATUS for task isolation
#define STATUS_HECI_CONNECTION_ACCEPT         0xF3
#define STATUS_HECI_CONNECTION_REJECT         0xF4
#define STATUS_RETURN_NOT_AVAILABLE           0xF5
#endif
//STATUS for PG
#define STATUS_PG_ENTRY_IN_PROGRESS           0xF6

// Intel Secret Key Unavailable
// RCR CCG0100111613
#define STATUS_BLOB_UNAVAILABLE               0xF6

#define STATUS_FPF_READ_MISMATCH    0xF7
#define STATUS_FPF_ARRAY_FULL            0xF8
#define STATUS_FPF_WRITE_FAILED         0xF9
#define STATUS_FPF_FILE_INVALID        0xFA
#define STATUS_FPF_FILE_FULL           0xFB
#define STATUS_FPF_FILE_LOCKED     0xFC
#define STATUS_FPF_NOT_AVAILABLE     0xFD
#define STATUS_FPF_BUSY          0xFE // FPF write currently in progress
#define STATUS_FPF_FATAL_ERROR 0xFF // Fatal error, fuses are no longer valid (bad PCH)
#define STATUS_FPF_FILE_EMPTY   0x100 // File has not been written to
#define STATUS_FPF_ALREADY_COMMITTED 0x101
#define STATUS_FPF_COMMIT_FAILED_EOM_NOT_SET 0x102
#define STATUS_FPF_INVALID_SB_VALUES 0x103
#define STATUS_FPF_NOT_COMMITTED 0x104
#define STATUS_FPF_NVAR_MISMATCH 0x105
#define STATUS_FPF_FILE_UNLOCKED 0x106
#define STATUS_FPF_COMMIT_NOT_ALLOWED 0x107
#define STATUS_FPF_CANARY_FAILURE 0x108
#define STATUS_FPF_SENSE_FAILED 0x109
#if 1
// STATUS for FWU kernel between  0x200  to 0x2FF
#define FW_UPDATE_STATUS UINT32

#define   NO_UPDATE  0
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_SUCCESS                                               0x0   // Zero for sucess anything else is consider failures 
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_IMAGE_INVALID                                         0x201
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_INTEGRITY_FAILURE                                     0x202
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_SKU_MISMATCH                                          0x203
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_FW_VERSION_MISMATCH                                   0x204    
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_GENERAL_FAILURE                                       0x205    
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_OUT_OF_RESOURCES                                      0x206    
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_AUDIT_POLICY_FAILURE                                  0x207
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_ERROR_CREATING_FT                                     0x208
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_SAL_NOTIFICATION_ERROR                                0x209
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_IMG_LOADING                                           0x20A
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_IMG_AUTHENTICATING                                    0x20B
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_IMG_PROCESSING                                        0x20C
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_CREATING_FT                                           0x20D
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_UPDATING_CODE                                         0x20E
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_UPDATING_NFT                                          0x20F
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_FLASH_CODE_PARTITION_INVALID                          0x210
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_FLASH_NFT_PARTITION_INVALID                           0x211
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_ILLEGAL_IMAGE_LENGTH                                  0x212
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_NOT_READY                                             0x213
                                                                              
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_HOST_RESET_REQUIRED                                   0x214
#define   STATUS_INVALID_GLUT                                                 0x215
#define   STATUS_INVALID_OEM_ID                                               0x216
                                                                              
// New for CPT add below here                                                 
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_IMAGE_BLACKLISTED                                     0x217
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_IMAGE_VERSION_HISTORY_CHECK_FAILURE                   0x218
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_DOWNGRADE_VETOED                                      0x219
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_WRITE_FILE_FAILURE                                    0x22A
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_READ_FILE_FAILURE                                     0x22B
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_DELETE_FILE_FAILURE                                   0x22C
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_PARTITION_LAYOUT_NOT_COMPATIBLE                       0x22D    // FW Update is not possible due to partition move
#define   STATUS_DOWNGRADE_NOT_ALLOWED_DATA_MISMATCHED                        0x22E
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_FW_UPDATE_IS_DISABLED                                 0x22F
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_PASSWORD_NOT_MATCHED                                  0x230
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_PASSWORD_EXCEED_MAXIMUM_RETRY                         0x231
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_INRECOVERY_MODE_RESTRICT_UPDATE_TO_ATTEMPTED_VERSION  0x232    // They have to update with the same image that they started with.


// New for Partial FW update
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_UPV_VERSION_MISMATCHED                                0x233    // UPV version mismatched update is not allow
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_INSTID_IS_NOT_EXPECTED_ID                             0x234    // Reject update, instance ID sent is not one of expected ID
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_INFO_NOT_AVAILABLE                                    0x235    // While in the middle of update IPU attrib info will bot be available
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_REJ_IPU_FULL_UPDATE_NEEDED                            0x236    // Can't do IPU update while we are in Full recovery mode.
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_IPU_NAMEID_NOT_FOUND                                  0x237    // IPU name not found when compare with UPV extension

#define   STATUS_UPDATE_RESTORE_POINT_INVALID                                 0x238
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_RESTORE_POINT_VALID_BUT_NOT_LATEST                    0x239
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_RESTORE_POINT_OPERATION_NOT_ALLOWED                   0x23A
#define   STATUS_DOWNGRADE_NOT_ALLOWED_SVN_RESTRICTION                        0x23B
#define   STATUS_DOWNGRADE_NOT_ALLOWED_VCN_RESTRICTION                        0x23C
#define   STATUS_INVALID_SVN												  0x23D
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_OUT_OF_SVN_RESOURCES								  0x23E
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_REJECT_RESTORE_POINT_REQUEST_FLASH_IN_RECOVERY   	  0x23F
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_REJECTED_BY_UPDATE_POLICY                             0x240
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_REJECTED_INCOMPATIBLE_TOOL_USAGE                      0x241
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_REJECTED_CROSSPOINT_UPDATE_NOT_ALLOWED                0x242
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_REJECTED_CROSSHOTFIX_UPDATE_NOT_ALLOWED               0x243
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_REJECTED_CURRENT_FW_NOT_ELIGIBLE_FOR_UPDATE           0x244
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_REJECTED_WRONG_UPDATE_OPERATION                       0x245
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_REJECTED_WRONG_UPDATE_IMAGE_FOUND                     0x246
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_REJECTED_IFR_UPDATE_NOT_ALLOWED                       0x247
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_FAILURE_OCCURRED_DURING_ROLLBACK                      0x248

//.........................................................................
//.........................................................................            // Reserve for FWU usage
#define   STATUS_UPDATE_LAST_STATUS_CODE                                      0x2FF 

// Hotham-specific error codes
#define STATUS_HTM_HOST_NOT_RDY                                               0x300
#define STATUS_HTM_INTERNAL_ERROR                                             0x301
#define STATUS_HTM_REQ_IN_PROGRESS                                            0x302
#define STATUS_HTM_RESP_IN_PROGRESS                                           0x303 
#define STATUS_HTM_INVALID_FRAGMENT                                           0x304
#define STATUS_HTM_RESP_NONE_ACTIVE                                           0x305
#define STATUS_HTM_NOT_CONNECTED                                              0x306  
//...
//...                                                                         Reserved for future use
#define STATUS_HTM_LAST_STATUS_CODE                                           0x31F  




// means internal FW operation errors 
//#define   STATUS_UPDATE_UNKNOWN = 0xFFFFFFFF


#endif


#endif // _ME_STATUS_H_