Currently, there are few chip specific erratas present in nvgpu code.
For better traceability of the erratas and corresponding fixes,
introduce flags to indicate existing erratas on a chip. These flags
decide if a corresponding solution is applied to the chip(s).
This patch introduces below functions to handle errata flags:
- nvgpu_init_errata_flags
- nvgpu_set_errata
- nvgpu_is_errata_present
- nvgpu_print_errata_flags
- nvgpu_free_errata_flags
nvgpu_print_errata_flags: print below details of erratas present in chip
1. errata flag name
2. chip where the errata was first discovered
3. short description of the errata
Flags corresponding to erratas present in a chip are set during chip hal
init sequence.
JIRA NVGPU-6510
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When force closing the channel, NEXT and CTX_RELOAD bits might be set.
Currently CTX_RELOAD bit is ignored. However, due to this, the channel
created after the erroneous unbind encounters FECS fault.
If the channel is unbound while it is running, fifo unbind error
happens and can lead to unspecified behavior.
By moving CTX_RELOAD to other channel in the TSG, the channel can be
unbound safely. In other cases, if the channel is truly running
something when it is being unbound it should either get
preempted or be handled through engine reset.
Bug 200701444
Change-Id: Iba956544dcaa1144c6064247257c64cbe9a29ae6
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Update the nvgpu_runlist_update_for_channel() function:
- Rename it to nvgpu_runlist_update()
- Have it take a pointer to the runlist to update instead
of a runlist ID. For the most part this makes the code
better but there's a few places where it's worse (for
now).
This starts the slow and painful process of moving away from
the non-runlist code using runlist IDs in many places it should
not.
Most of this patch is just fixing compilation problems with
the minor header updates.
JIRA NVGPU-6425
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Rename struct nvgpu_runlist_info to struct nvgpu_runlist; the
info is not necessary. struct nvgpu_runlist is soon to be a
first class object among the nvgpu object model.
Also rename the fields runlist_info and active_runlist_info to
simply runlists and active_runlists respectively. Again the info
text is just not necessary and somewhat misleading. These structs
_are_ the runlist representations in SW; they are not merely
informational.
Also add an rl_dbg() macro to print debug info specific to
runlist management and some debug prints specifying the runlist
topology for the running chip.
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The NEXT bit can remain set for the channel if timeslice expires before
scheduler clears it. Due to this nvgpu fails TSG unbind and in turn
nvrm_gpu fails channel close. In this case, checking the channel hw
state after some time can help see NEXT bit cleared by scheduler.
Reenable the tsg and return -EAGAIN to nvrm_gpu for it to retry again.
Bug 3144960
Change-Id: I35f417f02270e371a4e632986b73a00f8a4f921a
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The function "nvgpu_engine_mmu_fault_id_to_eng_id_and_veid" updates only
the veid field and leaves the engine_id as invalid. This can cause the
recovery to be skipped in certain instances of MMUFAULT; For example,
the MMUFAULT when a unbind is done on a channel which is currently active
on the engine. In this case, the ch_id associated with the fault is -1 and
the function "gv11b_mm_mmu_fault_handle_non_replayable" will not set the
rc_type correctly causing recovery to be skipped and leaving the engine in
a bad state.
Bug 3163660
Change-Id: Ic99c47771a4002c153ac77ab0473b11d01cfd54a
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The simulator ring buffer DMA interface supports buffers of the following sizes:
4, 8, 12 and 16K. At present, it is configured to 4K and it happens to match
with the kernel PAGE_SIZE, which is used to wrap back the GET/PUT pointers once
4K is reached. However, this is not always true; for instance, take 64K pages.
Hence, replace PAGE_SIZE with SIM_BFR_SIZE.
Introduce macro NVGPU_CPU_PAGE_SIZE which aliases to PAGE_SIZE and replace
latter with former.
Bug 200658101
Jira NVGPU-6018
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Remove current mc hals
- mc.reset()
- mc.enable()
- mc.disable()
- mc.reset_mask()
- mc.reset_engine()
- mc.reset_engine_enable()
Add new mc hals
- mc.enable_units(g, units, enable)
> enable/disable given unit(s)
- mc.enable_dev(g, dev, enable)
> enable/disable engine represented by given device pointer
- mc.enable_devtype(g, devtype)
> enable/disable all engines of given devtype
Move common mc intr functions to common/mc/mc_intr.c.
Add below common mc functions
- nvgpu_mc_reset_units(g, units)
> reset given logical OR of nvgpu unit bitmap
- nvgpu_mc_reset_dev(g, dev)
> reset given single engine via dev
> if engine is graphics, reset gpcs for nvgpu_next
- nvgpu_mc_reset_devtype(g, devtype)
> reset all engines of given devtype
> if devtype is graphics, reset gpcs for nvgpu_next
Bug 200648985
Bug 3109773
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Add a macro to iterate over a device list; it is just a wrapper to
the nvgpu_list_for_each() macro. It lets code iterate over the
list of detected devices without being aware of the underlying
instance IDs.
This also removes the need to do a separate nvgpu_device_get()
and subsequent NULL checking. This will reduce overhead for
unit testing!
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The pbdma_id field stored in struct nvgpu_device is bitmask and not
bit position as implied by the name. This field is incorrectly used as
bit position in nvgpu_engine_disable_activity(), causing PRI timeout
errors during iGPU and dGPU shutdown path.
PRI timeout errors-
nvgpu: 17000000.gv11b gk20a_ptimer_isr:54 [ERR]
PRI timeout: ADR 0x0000308c READ DATA 0x00000000
Here the pbdma_id stored in struct nvgpu_device for runlist_0 on
gv11b is 0x3(bitmask corresponding to PBDMA_0 and PBDMA_1).
nvgpu_engine_disable_activity() interprets this as PBDMA_3 and adds
incorrect offset to access PBDMA_STATUS register, causing PRI error.
Modify nvgpu_engine_disable_activity() to treat pbdma_id as bitmask
and loop through set bits.
JIRA NVGPU-5991
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nvgpu_gr_engine_interrupt_mask() earlier returned mask of all GR engine
instance interrupts. During device refactor series, this got changed to
return interrupt of only first instance.
Change this again to return interrupt mask of all the GR engine
instances since common.mc unit does not yet support APIs to enable
interrupt of individual GR instance.
Update nvgpu_gr_get_syspipe_id() API to take gr_instance_id as parameter
instead of struct nvgpu_gr pointer. Definition of struct nvgpu_gr is not
available outside of common.gr unit.
Jira NVGPU-5648
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Following changes are made in this patch.
1) Change unnamed structs within gpu_ops to named structs
with the prefix gops_*.
2) Each named struct gops_ are moved into a separate gops specific file
under include/nvgpu/gops/
3) struct gpu_ops is moved into a separate file include/nvgpu/gpu_ops.h
and all other dependent struct gops_* are included in this header.
4) Direct references to include/nvgpu/gops are removed from files as its enough
to include gk20a.h.
Change-Id: Ieb22cb853be567e3bef14f5f8a04674eebd902ea
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Continue making the incoherent channel functionality more structured by
moving the worker thread business to one file and the channel watchdog
logic to another. This is channel-internal restructuring; the interface
to other units does not change.
The watchdog logic is called from the worker thread and as such these
are rather tightly coupled but it's possible to have the thread and not
the watchdog.
Jira NVGPU-5582
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The last steps to finish job cleanup for both deterministic and
nondeterministic submits are the same: put away preallocated job
resources that the job had consumed. Avoid duplicated code by moving
this code to a function that's shared with both paths.
Jira NVGPU-5998
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The joblist cleanup lock exists to synchronize the submit job cleanup
and the abort cleanup that may run in separate threads concurrently.
This concurrency is no problem anymore, so delete the lock.
The lock was added in commit f1072a28be ("gpu: nvgpu: add worker for
watchdog and job cleanup") when the abort cleanup still went through
each job in the pending list and released their semaphores; ordinary job
cleanup from the worker thread also accesses the jobs. Commit d20a501dcb
("gpu: nvgpu: simplify job semaphore release in abort") deleted the
entire loop because the semaphore, if any, is now reset in one go (via
the "set_min_eq_max" ch sync op), but the lock stayed.
With aggressive sync destroy enabled the sync object under the cleanup
lock can still disappear if the job cleanup runs, but that's already
guarded with the sync lock.
Jira NVGPU-5998
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The channel code needs the watchdog code and vice versa. Cut this
circular dependency with a few simplifications so that the watchdog
wouldn't depend on so much.
When calling watchdog APIs that cause stores or comparisons of channel
progress, provide a snapshot of the current progress instead of a whole
channel pointer. struct nvgpu_channel_wdt_state is added as an interface
for this to track gp_get and pb_get.
When periodically checking the watchdog state, make the channel code ask
whether a hang has been detected and abort the channel from within
channel code instead of asking the watchdog to abort the channel. The
debug dump verbosity flag is also moved back to the channel data.
Move the functionality to restart all channels' watchdogs to channel
code from watchdog code. Looping over active channels is not a good
feature for the watchdog; it's better for the channel handling to just
use the watchdog as a tracking tool.
Move a few unserviceable checks up in the stack to the callers of the
wdt code. They're a kludge but this will do for now and demonstrates
what needs to be eventually fixed.
This does not leave much code in the watchdog unit. Now the purpose of
the watchdog is to only isolate the logic to couple a timer and progress
snapshots with careful locking to start and stop the tracking.
Jira NVGPU-5582
Change-Id: I7c728542ff30d88b1414500210be3fbaf61e6e8a
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Delete the struct nvgpu_engine_info as it's essentially identical to
struct nvgpu_device. Duplicating data structures is not ideal as it's
terribly confusing what does what.
Update all uses of nvgpu_engine_info to use struct nvgpu_device. This
is often a fairly straight forward replacement. Couple of places though
where things got interesting:
- The enum_type that engine_info uses is defined in engines.h and
has a bit of SW abstraction - in particular the GRCE type. The only
place this seemed to be actually relevant (the IOCTL providing device
info to userspace) the GRCE engines can be worked out by comparing
runlist ID.
- Addition of masks based on intr_id and reset_id; those can be
computed easily enough using BIT32() but this is an area that
could be improved on.
This reaches into a lot of extraneous code that traverses the fifo
active engines list and dramtically simplifies this. Now, instead of
having to go through a table of engine IDs that point to the list of
all host engines, the active engine list is just a list of pointers to
valid engines. It's now trivial to do a for-all-active-engines type
loop. This could even be turned into a generic macro or otherwise
abstracted in the future.
JIRA NVGPU-5421
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The channel watchdog feature has always been a blocker for deterministic
submits. Instead of waiting for a submit call to happen just to reject
it, nack already the setup_bind ioctl if deterministic is set and the
watchdog has not been disabled before. This can avoid confusion with
usermode submits where leaving the watchdog set would have worked but
the watchdog would never see updates from userspace.
Disallow also any other watchdog adjustments than disabling it when the
channel has been set up for deterministic mode.
Jira NVGPU-5582
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channel_joblist_peek() returns NULL if the list is empty.
nvgpu_channel_joblist_is_empty() has been used only together with that
function; remove it and check against NULL to see whether there are jobs
in flight.
This removes some duplication, simplifies the call sites slightly, and
gets rid of a Coverity nag about a possible NULL pointer from peek that
really isn't (when the emptiness was already checked).
Jira NVGPU-5772
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Add a "priv" fence struct type and use that in the fence type to
emphasize that the inner data is not meant to be seen.
The fence unit needs to have an outside-visible fence type so that
fences can be allocated directly as a struct field in job metadata for
performance and simplicity, so hiding the type entirely wouldn't work.
A couple of places need to touch the priv data directly in channel code.
Those can be thought to be technically fence unit's code scattered
outside the fence files, but they mean that the architecture is not
perfect yet.
Jira NVGPU-5773
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Split up nvgpu_channel_clean_up_jobs() on the clean_all parameter so
that there's one version for the asynchronous ("deferred") cleanup and
another for the synchronous deterministic cleanup that occurs in the
submit path.
Forking another version like this adds some repetition, but this lets us
look at both versions clearly in order to come up with a coherent plan.
For example, it might be feasible to have the light cleanup of pooled
items in also the nondeterministic path, and deferring heavy cleanup to
another, entirely separated job queue.
Jira NVGPU-5493
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As the submit job metadata has been simplified, the fence pool for job
tracking fences is now just complex code for very simple purposes, so
delete it. It's enough to hold the fence memory in the job struct itself
instead of having separately allocated objects with different lifetimes.
Each channel is using preallocated job arrays based on the prespecified
inflight job count. The fences are used for tracking job completion, and
a new job cannot be submitted before a previous wait has completed.
This means that even with a ringbuffer with space for only one job, the
previous job memory cannot get reclaimed by a new submit because the
submits are ordered.
Jira NVGPU-5773
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Create new dev nodes for device and context profilers. Example of dev
nodes on iGPU
/dev/nvhost-prof-dev-gpu - device scope profiler
/dev/nvhost-prof-ctx-gpu - context scope profiler
Add below APIs to open/close above dev nodes :
nvgpu_prof_dev_fops_open()
nvgpu_prof_ctx_fops_open()
nvgpu_prof_fops_release()
Add common API nvgpu_prof_fops_ioctl() to handle IOCTL call on these
dev nodes. Add IOCTL NVGPU_PROFILER_IOCTL_BIND_CONTEXT to bind the TSG
to profiler objects.
Add nvgpu_tsg_get_from_file() to retrieve TSG struct pointer from
file descriptor. Also store profiler object pointer into TSG struct.
Enable NVGPU_SUPPORT_PROFILER_V2_DEVICE capability on gv11b and tu104.
Note that this is not yet enabled for vGPU.
Keep NVGPU_SUPPORT_PROFILER_V2_CONTEXT capabiity disabled since this
will take longer to support.
Add new IOCTL NVGPU_PROFILER_IOCTL_UNBIND_CONTEXT so that userspace can
explicitly unbind the context and release the resources before closing
the profiler descriptor.
Add context_init flag to profiler object for book keeping.
Bug 2510974
Jira NVGPU-5360
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During recovery, we set ch->unserviceable at the end after we preempt
the TSG and reset the engines. It might be too late and user-space
might submit more work to the broken channel which is not desirable.
Move setting this unserviceable flag right at the start
of recovery sequence.
Another thread doing a submit can still read the unserviceable flag
just before it is set here, leaving that submit stuck if recovery
completes before the submit thread advances enough to set up a post
fence visible for other threads. This could be fixed with a big lock
or with a double check at the end of the submit code after the job
data has been made visible.
We still release the fences, semaphore and error notifier wait queues
at the end; so user-space would not trigger channel unbind while
channel is being recovered.
Also, change the handle_mmu_fault APIs to return void as the
debug_dump return value is not used in any of the caller APIs.
JIRA NVGPU-5843
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During recovery, we preempt the faulty TSG from PBDMA and engines.
If the TSG preempt on PBDMA times out(timeout = 100ms), the PBDMA
might be hung state. We do not reset the HOST during recovery, so
stuck PBDMAs are unrecoverable.
Abort the recovery and trigger GPU to quiesce as there is no way
back.
Triggering Quiesce from recovery sequence should be fine as the only
redundant operation will be write to FIFO_RUNLIST_PREEMPT register.
The error notifiers will eventually be set by Quiesce thread.
Bug 2768005
JIRA NVGPU-4631
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Currently the vGPU engine management rewrites a lot of the common
device agnostic engine management code.
With the new top HAL parsing one device at a time, it is now more
easily possible to tie the vGPU into the new common device framework
by implementing the top HAL but with the vGPU engine list backend.
This lets the vGPU inherit all the common engine and device
management code. By doing so the vGPU HAL need only implement a
trivial and simple HAL.
This also gets us a step closer to merging all of the CE init
code: logically it just iterates through all CE engines whatever
they may be. The only reason this differs between chips is because
of the swap from CE0-2 to LCEs in the Pascal generation. This could
be abstracted by the unit code easily enough.
Also, the pbdma_id for each engine has to be added to the device
struct. Eventually this was going to happen anyway, since the
device struct will soon replace the nvgpu_engine_info struct.
It's a little bit of an abuse but might be worth it long term. If
not, it should not be difficult to replace uses of dev->pbdma_id
with a proper lookup of PBDMA ID based on the device info.
JIRA NVGPU-5421
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Unify the job metadata handling by deleting the parts that have handled
dynamically allocated job structs and fences. Now a channel can be in
one less mode than before which reduces branching in tricky places and
makes the submit/cleanup sequence easier to understand.
While preallocating all the resources upfront may increase average
memory consumption by some kilobytes, users of channels have to supply
the worst case numbers anyway and this preallocation has been already
done on deterministic channels.
Flip the channel_joblist_delete() call in nvgpu_channel_clean_up_jobs()
to be done after nvgpu_channel_free_job(). Deleting from the list (which
is a ringbuffer) makes it possible to reuse the job again, so the job
must be freed before that. The comment about using post_fence is no
longer valid; nvgpu_channel_abort() does not use fences.
This inverse order has not posed problems before because it's been buggy
only for deterministic channels, and such channels do not do the cleanup
asynchronously so no races are possible. With preallocated job list for
all channels, this would have become a problem.
Jira NVGPU-5492
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