Provision is made to pass the Tegra platform information to ADSP
("nvidia,tegra_platform" DT property, as per enum tegra_platform);
this will be useful to convey whether the platform is CMODEL, in
which case the ADSP may take CMODEL specific paths, like using
HSP shared interrupts.
Upper 16 bits of nvadsp_os_args.chip_id is used to convey the
platform information; this may be improved in future as a
separate structure member.
Bug 200745795
Bug 200746669
Change-Id: Ibd9423eebb06fc4d243c132ab1cb7c6dc558ba5e
Signed-off-by: Viswanath L <viswanathl@nvidia.com>
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In cold boot stress test, it is observed that adsp OS
hung intermittently(1/276). Due to which
1) app init of adspff is not able to
complete as it does not receive start ack from adsp
2) wdt handler is triggered as adsp is hung for more
than 10 seconds.
When poweroff is issued in such case,
the alsactl save/restore job which is part of shutdown
sequence is hung as its unable to acquire lock held by
host adsp audio driver fn that initiated nvadsp_os_start.
Therefore, timeout is added while waiting for app init.
If app init fails to happen within timeout duration,
error status is received by nvadsp_os_start
which inturn is received by host side adsp audio driver.
This ensures that lock is released in case of adsff_init
failure in nvadsp_os_start function so that shutdown
can proceed without issue.
Bug 3391964
Change-Id: Ieca54fe9dd21bf9de70d781cfaceb5ffe83809ef
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Add Interconnect API support for ADSP Memory bandwidth requirement
handling.
From Kernel 4.14 and beyond
- On T23X and newer platforms, the interconnects driver will be initialized
and calls to BWMGR will be stubbed out.
- On T194 and earlier platforms, BWMGR driver will be initialized and calls
to interconnect framework will be stubbed out.
Added code check with K5.9 as mc_utils.h header is present from K5.9 build
For Kernel 4.9 and earlier
- T23x will not be supported.
- T194 and earlier platforms will use BWMGR. Interconnect framework is not
available.
JIRA TAS-1060
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After v5.9-rc4 merge in dev-main-5.9 many build errors are seen with
ADSP config CONFIG_TEGRA_ADSP_LPTHREAD. Some of these build errors
are listed below.
* kernel/nvidia/drivers/platform/tegra/nvadsp/adsp_lpthread.c:15:0:
kernel-5.9/include/linux/uaccess.h: In function ‘force_uaccess_begin’:
kernel-5.9/include/linux/uaccess.h:20:2: error: implicit declaration
of function ‘set_fs’; did you mean ‘get_fs’?
[-Werror=implicit-function-declaration]
set_fs(USER_DS);
^~~~~~
* kernel-5.9/arch/arm64/include/asm/uaccess.h: In function
‘__uaccess_mask_ptr’:
kernel-5.9/arch/arm64/include/asm/uaccess.h:240:41: error: invalid type
argument of ‘->’ (have ‘int’) : "r" (ptr), "r"
(current_thread_info()->addr_limit),
^~
...
The errors appear to be related to 'uaccess.h' header and following
inclusion order is causing build failures for some reason. Checked with
other source files with below and same behavior is seen.
#include <asm/uaccess.h>
#include <linux/uaccess.h>
...
Issue goes away after replacing 'asm/uaccess.h' with 'linux/uaccess.h'.
It should be noted that latter header by default includes the former one.
For consistency this is done for other relevant ADSP files too.
Bug 200657500
Change-Id: I7ce98c46327a825711c4fa9ab791afc65b1cbf1b
Signed-off-by: Sameer Pujar <spujar@nvidia.com>
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Fix build linux-5.7-rc5 errors including following:
- change timespec to timespec64. replace getnstimeofday
with ktime_get_ts64
- replace usage of macro FIELD_SIZEOF with sizeof_field in ethtool.c
nvethernet and eqos files.
- support 2 arguments for of_get_phy_mode call
bug 200617764
Change-Id: I46067d7d36d08ee9556b2722e9ccec707b8853d4
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On 5.4 kernel clk_round_rate(), for ACLK with ULONG_MAX request, is
returning minimum possible value for ACLK and this is causing a
failure with ADSP OS load. The issue is found in BPMP where there
is a problem with data mis-alignment. Till this gets addressed a TEMP
change is provided here to unblock ADSP audio related work.
This can be reverted once original BPMP fix is merged.
Bug 200593718
Change-Id: I1965986770424f2a8560e011ca892b700cdc0258
Signed-off-by: Sameer Pujar <spujar@nvidia.com>
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5.4 kernel no longer uses chip-id.h and instead fuse.h is used.
Currently this causes build issues in ADSP driver code and hence
related drivers are updated to make use of references as per
fuse.h for 5.4 kernel.
The issue is not seen on TOT because ADSP is not yet enabled.
Bug 200593718
Change-Id: I82af6a4f02ce64da4b20875a28f8ef9488b92e54
Signed-off-by: Sameer Pujar <spujar@nvidia.com>
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Change exposes lpthread/adsp usage trigger via
amixer. This is needed to make sound card aware
of lpthread state. Without this STR adsp feature
breaks as currently lpthread is written in such
a manner which does not allow adsp to suspend.
Bug 200552183
Change-Id: I2cc1e0fd805a982686bbd034b2c6e094b56df23b
Signed-off-by: Dipesh Gandhi <dipeshg@nvidia.com>
Reviewed-on: https://git-master.nvidia.com/r/2198693
(cherry picked from commit e9bd14fd6eb0305cc583092752e6bdccc9c5e76a)
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adsp_logger file could not be re-opened after closing and open call
always returned -EBUSY. This was because logger->is_opened was never
reset in the file close path. Setting it to 0 in .release callback
solves the problem.
Jira EMA-1321
Change-Id: I42834fa7af19bacc4326cd32745996b6f4e47686
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- Workqueue scheduling latency causes issues for
adsp apps requiring real time behaviour. Hence
use RT kthread to schedule the file io functions
- file open with O_TRUNC flag may take long time
Hence we open the file just once and just reset
the read/write pointers in a file close call
- Expose sysfs entry to actually close all files
opened by kernel
Bug 1846449
Jira EMA-847
Change-Id: I3c130b36e5f5f5a0e65ddb4c44efc8754fb006d2
Signed-off-by: Gaurav Tendolkar <gtendolkar@nvidia.com>
Reviewed-on: http://git-master/r/1314984
(cherry picked from commit 00f5d0b48aa0df9a720c6fd15b4cffd827408375)
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NVADSP driver tries to allocate shared memory for ADSP
by requesting the DMA APIs to allocate at address hardcoded
in DT. This poses an issue where if kernel has already allocated
that memory to a different driver in same iommu group, this
memory becomes unavailable and ADSP does not boot
Adding support to allocate shared memory for ADSP dynamically
to avoid dependencies on other drivers
Jira EMA-1213
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There is no point in managing iovad that's not binded to
device's IOMMU domain. So this patch just removes iovad
managing code and does a correct iommu_dma_alloc_iova()
to reserve the iova.
A difficulty of using iommu_dma_alloc_iova() is that we
mostly do not use aligned addresses for the target iova,
but IOMMU core aligns the iova address with the size by
power of two due to cache friendly. So the trick here is
to align the start address and to allocate a larger iova
region that would cover the target iova -- the excessive
part will be freed during iommu_dma_free_iova() by IOMMU
core.
Note that the dma_free_coherent() does both iommu_unmap
and iommu_dma_free_iova, so there's no need of an extra
free_iova() in the exit routine. However, for the remap
part, the tmp_iova is allocated and mapped, so it should
be unmapped and freed. So this patch also adds a free()
of tmp_iova in the nvadsp_dma_alloc_at_map() function.
Bug 200444660
Change-Id: I54126c2bd9ff3dd688aaa5c6f9befaad620ab548
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The logic of the nvadsp_dma_alloc_and_map_at() function is to
firstly reserve the target iova and secondly allocate a memory
with another dynamical iova.
Since the target iova is reserved, the dynamical iova won't be
possible to be identical. And this lucky check lacks of an exit
routine either.
So this patch just drops it.
Bug 200444660
Change-Id: I5c45e72b1e7315dacd8708fc8facf6bda41c51e5
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The dma-mask could be applied to an older kernel as well.
And this is essential for nvadsp driver to use the newer
nvadsp_dma_alloc_and_map_at() function. Though downstream
kernel 4.9 still has dma_alloc_at_coherent() support, it
would be cleaner to have nvadsp code using a unified way
instead of adding older dma_alloc_at_coherent() back with
another KERNEL_VERSION check.
Bug 200444660
Change-Id: I3968155c7439789a398ca499e70598ce1385737a
Signed-off-by: Nicolin Chen <nicolinc@nvidia.com>
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The parameters of dma_free_coherent() should be in order of:
1) Device pointer 2) Size 3) CPU virtual address 4) Device address
However, the dma_free_coherent() here mixes with the size with the
device address which will trigger kernel bugs. So this patch fixes
the bug by exchanging those two.
Bug 200444660
Change-Id: Ib0b7855be3868908a4fd59beb938f8bec9e6daee
Signed-off-by: Nicolin Chen <nicolinc@nvidia.com>
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The function hasn't grabbed the mutex_lock yet at first
condition check. So this patch changes the exit path to
return directly instead of jumping to the mutex_unlock.
Bug 200444660
Change-Id: I122fc9cd145a5de932b4ae55d88c878231926072
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The dma_alloc_at_coherent is implemented with a hack in the
iommu core code, which is unlikely able to get upstream. So
this patch removes its callers in the nvadsp code, and then
adds an alternative helper function to do something similar.
The dma_alloc_at_coherent was used to allocate a DMA buffer
and to map it to a specified iova address. And this can be
done by remapping a normal DMA buffer to the iova address.
Bug 200444660
Change-Id: Ic90aec550daa29df69d97c4b230c8f9cc1519166
Signed-off-by: Nicolin Chen <nicolinc@nvidia.com>
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Adsp logger's read incorrectly expected the (remaining)
size of the user-buf to be at least ADSP_TAG - 1 chars.
That has been corrected.
For simplicity there is no state machine introduced to
make sure the ADSP_TAG is always complete in the log.
In the case the tag needs to be added to user-buf without
sufficient size it gets simply truncated.
Bug: 2108805
Change-Id: Ifd137980be521ca3c0932248353f10ea0e92692a
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The logger currently blocks in open for finding SOH within the
circular buffer. This blocking is infinite. However, the SOH
is written in buffer for sure when adsp boots.
Hence, added a check to see if in the past if adsp has been
started and then search for SOH else return an error.
Also, the blocking takes place in the read path where the logger
waits in the position where it gets EOT and loops back. This is
not desirable due to recent changes in debugfs and hence now the
read path returns back with an ASCII value of BELL which will not
effect `cat` from writing anything on the console.
Bug 1997011
Change-Id: Ia6e990bcdc1af5c328c24f350af941126beda07a
Signed-off-by: Ajay Nandakumar <anandakumarm@nvidia.com>
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nvadsp_da_to_va_mappings API provides the ability to get the virtual
address from the physical address. This API does not need to be exposed
as there are no other modules using it and prevent prevent speculative
load related leak.
Bug 200381256
Change-Id: Ic94497ca40402101e4246b914f00e030551b0c4c
Signed-off-by: Ajay Nandakumar <anandakumarm@nvidia.com>
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This reverts commit baa2e9cd86a446e085091494be4247d2a4b64a33
since it causes ADSP tests to fail on T18x and T19x
platforms.
Bug 2057870
Change-Id: Ibfc1ec5dfcd678bf608598edc1f118a452d072e3
Signed-off-by: Bharat Nihalani <bnihalani@nvidia.com>
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adding ability for ADSP to share data when an exception occurs
on the ADSP. The data is shared through the shared memory across
the host.
adding shared exception data prints on host side for debugging.
bug 1868578
Change-Id: I6645e8ae6ab73e5c9df8374f583dacbed4615536
Signed-off-by: Prateek Patel <prpatel@nvidia.com>
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With adma driver as module, following compilation error is seen
"undefined reference to tegra_adma_dump_ch_reg".
In the current patch, adsp code exports a function to set regdump
function call back. This function is used by adsp audio driver to
set the function pointer to tegra_adma_dump_ch_reg. This is done
in tegra210_adsp_init().
Bug 200289390
Reviewed-on: http://git-master/r/1483001
Change-Id: I1ef259cf3b988a41720fb6706d39d9bd6f86aac3
Signed-off-by: Sameer Pujar <spujar@nvidia.com>
(cherry picked from commit 36ccba1262928a6ce8b0f4fff1d4ad2591c4305d)
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Making the "WFI wait" from interruptible to non-interruptible. This is
done because there is a probalbilty between the thread making a call to
nvadsp_os_suspend / nvadsp_os_start getting signaled or having a
pending signal before ADSP enters WFI and the CPU getting the WFI
interrupt.This results in wait_for_completion_interruptible_timeout()
returning -ERESTARTSYS, due to which nvadsp_os_suspend treats it as
failure although ADSP has entered WFI and the WFI interrupt has been
received on the CCPLEX.
Since this is a race it is not seen often.
Also, reducing the timeouts for WFI and logger wait to 800 and
500 ms respectively. The timeouts have been reduced because during
suspend there are only a few register writes and logger has been
reduced from 1 MB to 16 KB.
Bug 200317530
Bug 1893324
Change-Id: I40b3894f284763c0e4cc45647e1adf2cd074d701
Signed-off-by: Ajay Nandakumar <anandakumarm@nvidia.com>
Reviewed-on: https://git-master.nvidia.com/r/1517838
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Instead of using mailbox to communicate change in adsp cpu
freq, update it in adsp os args from ccplex-adsp shared
memory. This adsp freq update is needed by EDF scheduler
for scheduling EDF threads. The EDF scheduler gets
current adsp freq from shared memory instead of
scheduler callback.
However, for APE1 (i.e. chips = T21x), timer prescalar
must still be updated through mailbox each time adsp cpu
freq is changed.
Bug 200322504
Change-Id: I26f14f5c4f5c2369d67dfcd73dc6b9664df2ca26
Signed-off-by: Nitin Kumbhar <nkumbhar@nvidia.com>
Reviewed-on: https://git-master/r/1512069
(cherry picked from commit 76e8a4c19de2fa5f0d91ebefac68aa0b864cb0eb)
Reviewed-on: https://git-master/r/1512864
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