ELPG initialization thread creation can fail when the process is killed.
That leads to driver resume failure.
That thread was stopped on suspend and re-created on resume. To avoid
the issue above, don't stop the ELPG thread in suspend and let the
first created thread handle the ELPG state transitions always.
And stop the ELPG thread during unload.
Also fix couple of instances of config flag as:
s/CONFIG_PMU_POWER_PG/CONFIG_NVGPU_POWER_PG
bug 3345977
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ECC counter structures are freed without removing the node from the
stats_list. This can lead to invalid access due to dangling pointers.
Update the ecc counter free logic to set them to NULL upon free, to
remove them from stats_list and free them by validation.
Also updated some of the ecc init paths where error was not propa-
gated to callers and full ecc counters deallocation was not done.
Now, calling unit ecc_free from any context (with counters alloc-
ated or not) is harmless as requisite checks are in place.
bug 3326612
bug 3345977
Change-Id: I05eb6ed226cff9197ad37776912da9dcb7e0716d
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Currently, the ECC errors go unnoticed. ECC errors in GR are handled
by incrementing the ecc counters and clearing the intr registers. No
action is taken bassed on the ECC counters. The ECC intr prints are
also not printed by default.
Ideally, the ECC errors should trigger recovery if they cross the
error threshold. While we wait for the ideal ECC handling, convert
the conditional ECC prints to error messages.
JIRA NVGPU-7058
Change-Id: I2e54aeb5aef1d76dd6d4162eedd21cd529089b54
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Currently, cbc init and compression tests are failing because MMU marks
cbc to be not safe.
- Modify cbc.get_base_divisor hal to use ltc_count = 1 for Tegra devices
- Update fb.cbc_configure to write compbit_backing_size value to
fb_mmu_cbc_top register.
- After config confirm that CBC is marked safe.
Bug 3353418
Change-Id: I1e9c27f47f7bfcf476f2499231951382e2e8653d
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Engine Level Power Gating(ELPG) for ga10b is enabled
on tot for silicon. elpg needs to be enabled
only after verification on silicon and after stress
testing the feature. To avoid issues during ga10b bring-up
with unverified ELPG feature, disable it by setting both
can_elpg_init and elpg_enable to false in ga10b platform
data.
Jira NVGPU-7033
Change-Id: I664d6e031339aa912b78769bd58a4e6d77dca1d0
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It is observed that recovery on receiving the ESR MMU NACK exception
does not get triggered as the error returned by tpc level handler
is masked.
NACK is marked handled but recovery is not done and subsequent fb
intr handler does not trigger recovery since NACK is handled.
This leaves the HW engines in bad state.
Fix the tpc error return logic to trigger recovery during ESR MMU
NACK exception.
Bug 3318939
Change-Id: I475826f734e4366e853607e1e0338290ee28249b
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Move interrupt specific data-members from common.mc to common.cic
Some of these data members like sw_irq_stall_last_handled_cond need
To be initialized much earlier during the OS specific init/probe stage.
Also, some more members from struct nvgpu_interrupts(like stall_size,
stall_lines[]), which will soon be moved to CIC will also need to be
initialized early during the OS specific probe stage.
However, the chip specific LUT can only be initialized after the
hal_init stage where the HALs are all initialized.
Split the CIC init to accommodate the above initialization requirements.
JIRA NVGPU-6899
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This change adds lsf_ucode_desc_wrapper to hold the pkc signature
header and corresponding lsf_lsb_header_v2. During blob preparation
based on the flag is_sig_pkc, the new header defines will be
packed into ls blob and passed to acr.
The flag NVGPU_PKC_LS_SIG_ENABLED is also added, which will be set
based on the acr core selection.
JIRA NVGPU-6365
Change-Id: I74e25d7c0f69d4007893e46006f97f2a607fd11f
Signed-off-by: smadhavan <smadhavan@nvidia.com>
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At present, there is an inconsistency in the order in which
gpc_tpc masks are reported to the userspace. Both gpc and
tpc masks are reported using physical-ids. However, the
gpc_tpc_masks array is ordered by logical gpc-ids and
not physical-ids. This creates a mismatch between the gpc
reported as enabled in the gpc_mask and its corresponding
gpc_tpc_mask.
Introduce field "gpc_tpc_mask_physical" which stores the
gpc_tpc_masks in physical order and update
NVGPU_GPU_IOCTL_GET_TPC_MASKS to return this field.
Bug 200665942
Change-Id: I63aa83414a59676b7e7d36b6deb527e2f3c04cff
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- Add gops_fbp_fs and gops_gpc_pg struct
- Add HALs to write to NV_FUSE_CTRL_OPT_FBP and
NV_FUSE_CTRL_OPT_GPC fuses needed for floorsweeping
- Add set_fbp_mask and set_gpc_mask to probe FBP and GPC mask
respectively during gpu probe
- Add sysfs node: fbp_fs_mask and gpc_fs_mask to store
FBP and GPC floorsweeping mask sent from userspace
- Move the floorsweeping programming early in NVGPU’s GPU init
function and then issue a PRI init.
JIRA NVGPU-6433
Change-Id: I84764d625c69914c107e1e8c7f29c476c2f64f78
Signed-off-by: Divya Singhatwaria <dsinghatwari@nvidia.com>
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Enable nvriscv debug buffer feature in NVGPU.
Debug buffer is a feature to print the debug log from ucode onto console
in real time.
Debug buffer feature uses the DMEM, queue and SWGEN1 interrupt to share
ucode debug data with NVGPU.
Ucode writes debug message to DMEM and updates offset in queue to trigger
interrupt to NVGPU.
NVGPU copies the debug message from DMEM to local buffer to process and
print onto console.
Debug buffer feature is added under falcon unit and required engine
can utilize the feature by providing required param through public
functions.
Currently GA10B NVRISCV NS/LS PMU ucode has support for this feature
and enabled support on NVGPU side by adding required changes, with this
feature enabled, it is now possible to see prints in real time.
JIRA NVGPU-6959
Change-Id: I9d46020470285b490b6bc876204f62698055b1ec
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- Fix GSP/PMU registers priv errors which are seen as part of boot sequence.
- Couple of GSP/PMU Falcon/NVRISCV registers are allowed to access
upon NVRISCV bootrom completion but these registers were needed
to configure on legacy chips to bootstrap/configure Falcon.
- Add is_falcon2_enabled or NVGPU_PMU_NEXT_CORE_ENABLED check
to skip these registers.
JIRA NVGPU-7025
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Added below IVC commands to support VAB on HV.
* TEGRA_VGPU_CMD_FB_VAB_RESERVE - Enable & Configure VAB tracking
* TEGRA_VGPU_CMD_FB_VAB_FLUSH_STATE - Dump VAB to user buffer
* TEGRA_VGPU_CMD_FB_VAB_RELEASE - Disable VAB tracking
Also set HAL and enable VAB for ga10b vgpu.
Jira GVSCI-4619
Change-Id: Id7564611c24740ab8613e4baa420ee58fb52759a
Signed-off-by: Sagar Kadamati <skadamati@nvidia.com>
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Changes:
- This change will only init gsp software
state, nvgpu_gsp_bootstrap need to be called.
- CONFIG_NVGPU_GSP_SCHEDULER flag is created to
compile out the gsp scheduler code when needed.
- Created GSP engine reset which is needed when
ACR completed execution and need to load gsp fw.
NVGPU-6783
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Issue observed:
- In GA10B, it was observed that after recovery happens
ELPG does not engage.
- It was because, after CE reset, when nvgpu_submit_twod test
was run to engage ELPG, IDLE_FLIPPED_PWR_OFF signal was asserted.
- This means that when ELPG was engaged (engine is in PWR_OFF),
some idle signal flips (becomes non-idle) and this causes
IDLE_SNAP. After IDLE_SNAP is hit, ELPG will not engage further.
- After debugging from WAVES, it was observed that:
LCE0/LCE1 are not done with the reset sequence.
- The state of these LCE is RESET0. A pri request (pri read
to NV_CE_PCE_MAP register in CE) is seen that kicks it out of
RESET0. After this state, it goes through few states to update
some internal states (states RESET1/RESET2/PCE_MAP etc) and then
eventually settles down to IDLE state.
Solution:
- Read ce_pce_map_r register in recovery sequence (after ce reset).
- It is observed that when this read is added recovery is complete
and post that when nvgpu_submit_two test is executed, ELPG is engaging.
- This means that a pri read is needed after CE reset so that it settles
to idle state properly and post that ELPG can engage properly.
Bug 200734258
Change-Id: I5bb84921ca62a740fde81ffe6c29ccde4ebb341b
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