Background: There is a race that occurs when l2_fb_ops ioctl is
invoked. The race occurs as part of the flush() call while a
gk20_idle() is in progress.
This patch handles the race by making changes in the l2_fb_ops
ioctl itself. For cases where pm_runtime is disabled or railgate is
disabled, we allow this ioctl call to always go ahead as power is
assumed to be always on.
For the other case, we first check the status of g->power_on. In the
driver, g->power_on is set to true, once unrailgate is completed and is
set to false just before calling railgate.
For linux, the driver invokes gk20a_idle() but there is a delay after
which the call to the rpm_suspend()'s callback gets triggered. This
leads to a scenario where we cannot efficiently rely on the
runtime_pm's APIs to allow us to block an imminent suspend or exit if
the suspend is currently in progress. Previous attempts at solving this
has lead to ineffective solutions and make it much complicated to
maintain the code.
With regards to the above, this patch attempts to simplify the way this
can be solved. The patch calls gk20a_busy() when g->power_on = true.
This prevents the race with gk20a_idle(). Based on the rpm_resume and
rpm_suspend's upstream code, resume is prioritized over a suspend
unless a suspend is already in progress i.e. the delay period has been
served and the suspend invokes the callback. There is a very small
window for this to happen and the ioctl can then power_up the device as
evident from the gk20a_busy's calls.
A new function gk20a_check_poweron() is added. This function protects
the access to g->power_on via a mutex. By preventing a read from
happening simulatenously as a write on g->power_on, the likelihood of
an runtime_suspend triggering before a runtime_resume is further
reduced.
Bug 200507468
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Added NVGPU_DBG_GPU_IOCTL_SET_CTX_MMU_DEBUG_MODE ioctl to set MMU
debug mode for a given context.
Added gr.set_mmu_debug_mode HAL to change NV_PGPC_PRI_MMU_DEBUG_CTRL
for a given channel. HAL implementation for native case is
gm20b_gr_set_mmu_debug_mode. It internally uses regops, which directly
writes to the register if the context is resident, or writes to
gr context otherwise.
Added NVGPU_SUPPORT_SET_CTX_MMU_DEBUG_MODE to enable the feature.
NV_PGPC_PRI_MMU_DEBUG_CTRL has to be context switched in FECS ucode,
so the feature is only enabled on TU104 for now.
Bug 2515097
But 2713590
Change-Id: Ib4efaf06fc47a8539b4474f94c68c20ce225263f
Signed-off-by: Thomas Fleury <tfleury@nvidia.com>
Reviewed-on: https://git-master.nvidia.com/r/2110720
(cherry-picked from commit af2ccb811d)
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gk20a_mm_l2_flush flushes the L2 cache when "struct gk20a->power_on"
is true. But it doesn't acquire power lock when doing that, which
creates a race that runtime PM might suspend the GPU in the middle
of L2 flush. The FB flush looks having the same issue with L2 flushing.
This patch fixes that by calling pm_runtime_get_if_in_use at the
beginning of the ioctl. This API from PM does a compare and add to
the usage count. If the device was not in use, it simply returns
without incrementing the usage count as its unnecessary to wake up
the GPU(using e.g. a call to gk20a_busy()) as the caches are
flushed when the device would be resumed anyways.
Bug 2643951
Change-Id: I2417f7ca3223c722dcb4d9057d32a7e065b9e574
Signed-off-by: Debarshi Dutta <ddutta@nvidia.com>
Reviewed-on: https://git-master.nvidia.com/r/2151532
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1) Update header path of gk20a.h files present in os/
to <nvgpu/gk20a.h>
2) os_fence_android_sema.c indirectly was dependent on gk20a.h via
semaphore.h. So, added #include <nvgpu/gk20a.h> in
os_fence_android_sema.c and replaced the header with forward
declaration of struct gk20a in semaphore.h
Jira NVGPU-597
Change-Id: I96e23befeb80713f3a399071eb5498f6f580211d
Signed-off-by: Debarshi Dutta <ddutta@nvidia.com>
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In gk20a_ctrl_ioctl_gpu_characteristics() we right now just calculate
GPC mask in s/w and return to user space
But this could give incorrect result as any GPC could be floorswept
in h/w
Add gops.fuse.fuse_status_opt_gpc() to read GPC floorsweep status
from fuse
Add gops.gr.get_gpc_mask() to get actual GPC mask from h/w
Set these HALs only for dGPUs right now. Fuse register to read GPC
mask is not yet supported in simulation and hence simulation boot fails
These HALs will be set for iGPU once simulation issue is resolved
Use gops.gr.get_gpc_mask() if it is defined in
gk20a_ctrl_ioctl_gpu_characteristics() to send the actual GPC mask
to user space
Jira NVGPUT-132
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Add READ_SM_ERROR IOCTL support to TSG level.
Moved the struct to save the sm_error details
from gr to tsg as the sm_error support is context
based, not global.
Also corrected MISRA 21.1 error in header file.
nvgpu_dbg_gpu_ioctl_write_single_sm_error_state and
nvgpu_dbg_gpu_ioctl_read_single_sm_error_state
functions are modified to use the tsg struct
nvgpu_tsg_sm_error_state.
Bug 200412642
Change-Id: I9e334b059078a4bb0e360b945444cc4bf1cc56ec
Signed-off-by: Vinod G <vinodg@nvidia.com>
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clk_arb.h and gk20a.h has circular dependencies to each other. This is
removed by forward declaring struct gk20a in clk_arb.h and removing the
header gk20a.h from clk_arb.h and similarly forward declaring struct
nvgpu_clk_arb in gk20a.h and removing the header clk_arb.h from gk20a.h
alongwith putting headers in every execution unit which calls clk_arb.h
related methods.
JIRA NVGPU-597
Change-Id: I7cedca17206c148b21d93e5d7f0d88c2f98b979a
Signed-off-by: Debarshi Dutta <ddutta@nvidia.com>
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Rename os/linux/vidmem.c to os/linux/dmabuf_vidmem.c. The code is
mainly dealing with interfacing with Linux dmabuf framework and its
responsibilities got confused with common/mm/vidmem.c.
Also move the header include/nvgpu/linux/vidmem.h to
os/linux/dmabuf_vidmem.h. It does not expose any interface to outside
Linux code.
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