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355 bytes added ,  10:03, 2 October 2019
We were lied to. Based on 5.0.0 info.
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| 0x53 || [[#svcCreateInterruptEvent]] || X1=irq_num, W2=flag || W0=result, W1=handle
 
| 0x53 || [[#svcCreateInterruptEvent]] || X1=irq_num, W2=flag || W0=result, W1=handle
 
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| 0x54 || [[#svcQueryPhysicalAddress]] || X1=addr || W0=result, X1=physaddr, X2=kerneladdr, X3=size
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| 0x54 || [[#svcQueryPhysicalAddress]] || X1=addr || W0=result, X1=physaddr, X2=baseaddr, X3=size
 
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| 0x55 || [[#svcQueryIoMapping]] || X1=physaddr, X2=size
 
| 0x55 || [[#svcQueryIoMapping]] || X1=physaddr, X2=size
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| (Out) X1 || u64 || PhysAddr
 
| (Out) X1 || u64 || PhysAddr
 
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| (Out) X2 || u64 || KernelAddr
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| (Out) X2 || u64 || BaseAddr
 
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| (Out) X3 || u64 || Size
 
| (Out) X3 || u64 || Size
 
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'''Description:''' Query the physical address of a virtual address. Will always fetch the lowest page-aligned mapping that contains the provided physical address.
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The returned BaseAddr is the virtual address of that page-aligned mapping, while PhysAddr is the physical address of that page. Size is the amount of continuous physical memory in that mapping.
    
== svcQueryIoMapping ==
 
== svcQueryIoMapping ==
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