int
imc_watchdog_cb(void *v, int period)
{
uint32_t reg;
if (period == 0) {
/* reset... */
imc_write(IMC_WDOG, 0);
/* ...and disable */
reg = imc_read(IMC_CPUCTRL0);
reg &= ~(IMC_CPUCTRL0_WDOG);
imc_write(IMC_CPUCTRL0, reg);
return 0;
} else {
/* enable... */
reg = imc_read(IMC_CPUCTRL0);
reg |= IMC_CPUCTRL0_WDOG;
imc_write(IMC_CPUCTRL0, reg);
/* ...and reset */
imc_write(IMC_WDOG, 0);
/*
* The watchdog period is not controllable; it will fire
* when the 20 bit counter, running on a 64 usec clock,
* overflows.
*/
return (64 << 20) / 1000000;
}
}
uint32_t
imc_bus_error(uint32_t hwpend, struct trap_frame *tf)
{
uint32_t cpustat, giostat;
int quiet = 0;
cpustat = imc_read(IMC_CPU_ERRSTAT);
giostat = imc_read(IMC_GIO_ERRSTAT);
switch (sys_config.system_type) {
case SGI_IP28:
/*
* R10000 speculative execution may attempt to access
* non-existing memory when in the kernel. We do not
* want to flood the console about those.
*/
if ((cpustat & IMC_CPU_ERRSTAT_ADDR) &&
IS_XKPHYS((vaddr_t)tf->pc))
quiet = 1;
/* This happens. No idea why. */
if (cpustat == 0 && giostat == 0)
quiet = 1;
break;
}
if (quiet == 0) {
printf("bus error:");
if (cpustat != 0) {
vaddr_t pc = tf->pc;
uint32_t insn = 0xffffffff;
if (tf->pc < 0)
guarded_read_4(pc, &insn);
else
copyin((void *)pc, &insn, sizeof insn);
printf(" cpu_stat %08x addr %08x pc %p insn %08x",
cpustat, imc_read(IMC_CPU_ERRADDR), pc, insn);
}
if (giostat != 0)
printf(" gio_stat %08x addr %08x",
giostat, imc_read(IMC_GIO_ERRADDR));
printf("\n");
}
if (cpustat != 0)
imc_write(IMC_CPU_ERRSTAT, 0);
if (giostat != 0)
imc_write(IMC_GIO_ERRSTAT, 0);
return hwpend;
}
int
imc_is_sysad_parity_enabled(void)
{
uint32_t reg;
if (ip22_ecc)
return 0;
reg = imc_read(IMC_CPUCTRL0);
return ~reg & IMC_CPUCTRL0_NCHKMEMPAR;
}
void
imc_enable_sysad_parity(void)
{
uint32_t reg;
if (ip22_ecc)
return;
reg = imc_read(IMC_CPUCTRL0);
reg &= ~IMC_CPUCTRL0_NCHKMEMPAR;
imc_write(IMC_CPUCTRL0, reg);
}
void
imc_attach(struct device *parent, struct device *self, void *aux)
{
struct imc_attach_args iaa;
#if NEISA > 0
struct eisabus_attach_args eba;
#endif
uint32_t reg, lastreg;
uint32_t id, rev;
int have_eisa;
id = imc_read(IMC_SYSID);
rev = id & IMC_SYSID_REVMASK;
/* EISA exists on Indigo2 only */
if (sys_config.system_type != SGI_IP20 &&
sys_config.system_subtype == IP22_INDIGO2)
have_eisa = (id & IMC_SYSID_HAVEISA) != 0;
else
have_eisa = 0;
printf(": revision %d\n", rev);
/* Clear CPU/GIO error status registers to clear any leftover bits. */
imc_bus_reset();
/* Disable watchdog if leftover from previous reboot */
imc_watchdog_cb(self, 0);
/* Hook the bus error handler into the ISR */
set_intr(INTPRI_BUSERR, CR_INT_4, imc_bus_error);
/*
* Enable parity reporting on GIO/main memory transactions, except
* on systems with the ECC memory controller, where enabling parity
* interferes with regular operation and causes sticky false errors.
*
* Disable parity checking on CPU bus transactions (as turning
* it on seems to cause spurious bus errors), but enable parity
* checking on CPU reads from main memory (note that this bit
* has the opposite sense... Turning it on turns the checks off!).
*
* Finally, turn on interrupt writes to the CPU from the MC.
*/
reg = imc_read(IMC_CPUCTRL0);
if (ip22_ecc)
reg &= ~(IMC_CPUCTRL0_GPR | IMC_CPUCTRL0_MPR);
else
reg |= IMC_CPUCTRL0_GPR | IMC_CPUCTRL0_MPR;
reg &= ~IMC_CPUCTRL0_NCHKMEMPAR;
reg |= IMC_CPUCTRL0_INTENA;
imc_write(IMC_CPUCTRL0, reg);
/* Setup the MC write buffer depth */
/*
* XXX This hardcoded value is not documented anywhere, and can be
* XXX traced back to DaveM's internship at SGI in 1996, so it can
* XXX be considered correct at least for IP24 (and, to a lesser
* XXX extent, IP22). IP20 and IP28 systems seem to run happy with
* XXX this value as well.
*/
reg = imc_read(IMC_CPUCTRL1);
reg = (reg & ~IMC_CPUCTRL1_MCHWMSK) | 13;
/*
* Force endianness on the onboard HPC and both slots.
* This should be safe for Fullhouse, but leave it conditional
* for now.
*/
switch (sys_config.system_type) {
case SGI_IP22:
if (sys_config.system_subtype == IP22_INDIGO2)
break;
/* FALLTHROUGH */
case SGI_IP20:
reg |= IMC_CPUCTRL1_HPCFX;
reg |= IMC_CPUCTRL1_EXP0FX;
reg |= IMC_CPUCTRL1_EXP1FX;
reg &= ~IMC_CPUCTRL1_HPCLITTLE;
reg &= ~IMC_CPUCTRL1_EXP0LITTLE;
reg &= ~IMC_CPUCTRL1_EXP1LITTLE;
break;
}
imc_write(IMC_CPUCTRL1, reg);
/*
* Try and read the GIO64 arbitrator configuration register value.
* See comments above the declaration of imc_arb_value for why we
* are doing this.
*/
reg = 0; lastreg = ~reg;
while (reg != lastreg || (reg & ~0xffff) != 0) {
lastreg = reg;
reg = imc_read(IMC_GIO64ARB);
/* read another harmless register */
(void)imc_read(IMC_CPUCTRL0);
}
/*
* Set GIO64 arbitrator configuration register:
*
* Preserve PROM-set graphics-related bits, as they seem to depend
* on the graphics variant present and I'm not sure how to figure
* that out or 100% sure what the correct settings are for each.
*/
reg &= (IMC_GIO64ARB_GRX64 | IMC_GIO64ARB_GRXRT | IMC_GIO64ARB_GRXMST);
/*
* Rest of settings are machine/board dependent
*/
switch (sys_config.system_type) {
case SGI_IP20:
reg |= IMC_GIO64ARB_ONEGIO;
reg |= IMC_GIO64ARB_EXP0RT | IMC_GIO64ARB_EXP1RT;
reg |= IMC_GIO64ARB_EXP0MST | IMC_GIO64ARB_EXP1MST;
reg &= ~(IMC_GIO64ARB_HPC64 |
IMC_GIO64ARB_HPCEXP64 | IMC_GIO64ARB_EISA64 |
IMC_GIO64ARB_EXP064 | IMC_GIO64ARB_EXP164 |
IMC_GIO64ARB_EXP0PIPE | IMC_GIO64ARB_EXP1PIPE);
break;
default:
/*
* GIO64 invariant for all IP22 platforms: one GIO bus,
* HPC1 @ 64
*/
reg |= IMC_GIO64ARB_ONEGIO | IMC_GIO64ARB_HPC64;
switch (sys_config.system_subtype) {
default:
case IP22_INDY:
case IP22_CHALLS:
/* XXX is MST mutually exclusive? */
reg |= IMC_GIO64ARB_EXP0RT | IMC_GIO64ARB_EXP1RT;
reg |= IMC_GIO64ARB_EXP0MST | IMC_GIO64ARB_EXP1MST;
/* EISA (VINO, really) can bus-master, is 64-bit */
reg |= IMC_GIO64ARB_EISAMST | IMC_GIO64ARB_EISA64;
break;
case IP22_INDIGO2:
/*
* All Fullhouse boards have a 64-bit HPC2 and pipelined
* EXP0 slot.
*/
reg |= IMC_GIO64ARB_HPCEXP64 | IMC_GIO64ARB_EXP0PIPE;
/*
* The EISA bus is the real thing, and is a 32-bit bus.
*/
reg &= ~IMC_GIO64ARB_EISA64;
if (rev < 2) {
/* EXP0 realtime, EXP1 can master */
reg |= IMC_GIO64ARB_EXP0RT |
IMC_GIO64ARB_EXP1MST;
} else {
/* EXP1 pipelined as well, EISA masters */
reg |= IMC_GIO64ARB_EXP1PIPE |
IMC_GIO64ARB_EISAMST;
}
break;
}
}
imc_write(IMC_GIO64ARB, reg);
imc_arb_value = reg;
memset(&iaa, 0, sizeof(iaa));
iaa.iaa_name = "gio";
iaa.iaa_st = &imcbus_tag;
iaa.iaa_dmat = &imc_bus_dma_tag;
config_found(self, &iaa, imc_print);
#if NEISA > 0
if (have_eisa) {
memset(&eba, 0, sizeof(eba));
eba.eba_busname = "eisa";
eba.eba_iot = &imcbus_eisa_io_tag;
eba.eba_memt = &imcbus_eisa_mem_tag;
eba.eba_dmat = &imc_bus_dma_tag;
eba.eba_ec = NULL;
config_found(self, &eba, imc_print);
}
#endif
/* Register watchdog */
wdog_register(imc_watchdog_cb, self);
}
uint32_t
imc_bus_error(uint32_t hwpend, struct trap_frame *tf)
{
uint32_t cpustat, giostat;
paddr_t cpuaddr, gioaddr;
int cpuquiet = 0, gioquiet = 0;
cpustat = imc_read(IMC_CPU_ERRSTAT);
cpuaddr = imc_read(IMC_CPU_ERRADDR);
giostat = imc_read(IMC_GIO_ERRSTAT);
gioaddr = imc_read(IMC_GIO_ERRADDR);
switch (sys_config.system_type) {
case SGI_IP28:
/*
* R10000 speculative execution may attempt to access
* non-existing memory when in the kernel. We do not
* want to flood the console about those.
*/
if (cpustat & IMC_CPU_ERRSTAT_ADDR) {
if (IS_XKPHYS((vaddr_t)tf->pc))
cpuquiet = 1;
}
if (giostat != 0) {
/*
* Ignore speculative writes to interrupt controller
* registers.
*/
if ((giostat & IMC_ECC_ERRSTAT_FUW) &&
(gioaddr & ~0x3f) == INT2_IP22)
gioquiet = 1;
/* XXX is it wise to hide these? */
if ((giostat & IMC_GIO_ERRSTAT_TMO) &&
!IS_GIO_ADDRESS(gioaddr))
gioquiet = 1;
}
break;
}
if (cpustat != 0 && cpuquiet == 0) {
vaddr_t pc = tf->pc;
uint32_t insn = 0xffffffff;
if (tf->pc < 0)
guarded_read_4(pc, &insn);
else
copyin((void *)pc, &insn, sizeof insn);
printf("bus error: cpu_stat %08x addr %08lx pc %p insn %08x\n",
cpustat, cpuaddr, (void *)pc, insn);
}
if (giostat != 0 && gioquiet == 0) {
printf("bus error: gio_stat %08x addr %08lx\n",
giostat, gioaddr);
}
if (cpustat != 0)
imc_write(IMC_CPU_ERRSTAT, 0);
if (giostat != 0)
imc_write(IMC_GIO_ERRSTAT, 0);
return hwpend;
}
