Expand AMD xHCI IMOD allowlist to five devices - #1
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Summary
Expands the AMD xHCI IMOD allowlist from
15B7and43FDto the five-device union15B6,15B7,15B8,43F7, and43FD.This changes only the allowlist. The existing xHCI class, BDF, BAR, mapping, bounds, active-interrupter, 32-bit RMW, readback, rollback, and unmap protections are unchanged.
Evidence boundaries
15B6,15B8,43F7: locally exercised through discovery, read-only enumeration, bounded write/readback/restore, reboot, cold boot, and resume testing.15B7,43FD: retain PR Add restricted AMD xHCI IMOD module namazso/PawnIO.Modules#111's discovery/BDF evidence; live register execution is still pending on that hardware.Reproducible build
Pawn 4.1.7152 with the repository CI flags produced byte-identical 21,808-byte AMX files across two builds.
SHA-256:
cc91910714a6e1a7fba075684a9836728ea7c5439518ab5a0a0019866544a16aThe AMX is development evidence only. It is not proposed as a production release artifact and does not replace maintainer signing.