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New load-time gsp_phys_rmcall_engine (0=COPY0 default, 1=GR0) parameterizes
the physical ladder: TSG and channel engine_type GR0, one-attempt channel
alloc, TURING_COMPUTE_A engine object (class 0xc5c0, handle 0xcaf0002c),
BIND engineType=1, and a GR method push (SET_OBJECT 0xc5c0 on subchannel 1
plus SET_REPORT_SEMAPHORE) submitted through the existing GPFIFO/USERD
doorbell tail, polling the module semaphore. CE work-forwarding refuses
cleanly while a GR ladder is active. A debugfs trigger re-runs the GR push.
With the parameter at its default the ladder emits byte-identical COPY0
requests (only the state line gains engine=COPY0).
Live (first GR context on the live server): every GR RPC accepted -
channel variant V5, TURING_COMPUTE_A alloc status=0x0 -> hObject=0xcaf0002c,
BIND status=0x0, token=0x1 - and the engine fetched the push (GPGet 0->1),
but raised a GR exception instead of executing the release:
exceptType=0x20, NOCAT faultingEngine="GR", intr1=0x80000000, no rpc_result
errors. The failure is downstream of all RPCs; no mutating retry was made
and the device released cleanly (WPR2 down, rebound, 5 locks, pstore empty,
same boot). A default-engine control cycle stayed green (REAL COPY OK).
Follow-up: bisect the GR alloc params, the release method D word, and the
method order/context init using the drained GR fault records as the oracle.
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New default-off gsp_phys_fault_relay: when a relayed copy times out, the
GSP-RM status queue is drained and the first OS_ERROR_LOG (0x1006) recorded
after the submission's doorbell is decoded (NOCAT corroboration), matched
against the ladder channel's runlist/chid, and delivered to the guest by
writing its channel notifier (info32=exceptType, info16=engine type,
status=0xffff) and posting the channel event. A late-release recheck skips
delivery if the engine actually completed, one delivery per hold, and the
existing software fallback always runs first, so no release or data is lost.
- pure decode helpers extracted from the status printers; prints unchanged
- status-queue walks serialized with a mutex; unmatched 0x1006 records are
no longer silently dropped
- fault epoch snapshot at the doorbell prevents stale records from matching
- fault counters and faults:/fault_relay: state lines
- default-off gsp_phys_fault_inject debug knob forces the next relayed
pair's source PTE to zero to produce a real engine fault
- pump notifier latch prevents clobbering a delivered fault
Live: injection run produced a real CE0 FAULT_PTE (0x1f @0x200000), decoded
with errString, chid/runlist matched, notifier delivered, software fallback
applied (applied+fallback==engaged), clean release; the guest RM reacted to
the delivered fault by tearing down its channels (faithful semantics).
Healthy control: faults all zero, relay requested=40 ok=40, smoke
matched=64/64, clean release. Caveat: the auxiliary event post failed
(no_event=1, no MSI-X) and the guest teardown means fault injection is not
smoke-compatible; the parameter stays off.
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New default-off gsp_phys_relay: for a forwarded guest CE copy whose push
ends in a one-word release, the release page is resolved at forward time,
mapped on a fresh scratch line, and the real engine writes the payload
directly into the guest-visible semaphore page; the deferred-release hold
then verifies that page and skips only that record's software apply. Any
failure (unresolvable target, refused kind, pool exhaustion, poll timeout,
data mismatch, channel teardown) falls back to applying every release in
software, so a release is never lost or duplicated.
- new exported gsp_phys_backend_guest_ce_copy_ex() + relay counters;
gsp_phys_backend_guest_ce_copy() behavior unchanged (wrapper)
- new work_relay: counters line in gsp-phys-state
- relay limited to CE channels and one-word absolute releases; counter
and reduction releases stay on the existing paths
Live: param-off regression matched the wave-2 baseline exactly (req=101
ok=101 verify_ok=101, copy_skipped=119, smoke matched=64/64, relay zeros).
With the parameter on: requested=68 ok=67 skipped_sw=67, verify_fail=0,
resolve_fail=0, timeouts=0, smoke 64/64, and the engine-authored guest
semaphore was observed directly (sem=0x00000003 / 0x0000007e at the guest
page). One copy in 68 released its semaphore but failed the host-side data
compare; it fell back to the software apply (fallback accounting
applied+fallback==engaged) with the smoke green - residual to triage, which
is why the parameter stays default-off. A forced-unresolvable run
(requested=103, fallback=105, no relay submissions) kept the smoke green.
Every cycle: 5 power-domain locks held, driver rebound, WPR2 down, no rail
cycles, pstore empty, same boot.
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copies
- new default-off gsp_phys_work_defer_release: a forwarded guest push's
releases are recorded and its GPFIFO entry is held (no consume, no
GP_GET write, no counter publish/stall) until the work item publishes
completion; the service thread then delivers the releases, with a
fallback on failure/timeout (500 ms cap enforced every pump pass)/
pause/quiesce/channel-delete
- new default-off gsp_phys_work_hw_primary: the software copy is skipped
for forwarded ops, so the physical engine authors the data; a once-only
software copy runs before the releases on any hardware failure or when
the request cannot be queued
- release-apply helpers extracted; exactly-once latches; channel-delete
and teardown handling; counters and a work_guard state line
- live: deferred-release run engaged=75 applied=75 timeouts=0 with the
full smoke green; hardware-primary run req=100 ok=100 verify_ok=100
fallback=0 copy_skipped=119 copy_fail=0, smoke ALL OK 64/64 (guest read
data the engine authored), with 19 fail-closed inline software
fallbacks under single-inflight contention; a range-unregistered run
proved the fallback (121 skipped copies, all recovered, smoke green)
- defaults off; the software path and all existing guards unchanged
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- file-backed guest RAM (launcher memory-backend-file share=on) and
in-kernel GPA->HPA translation through the shared file page cache
(read_cache_page + page_to_phys + pfn_valid), opened O_LARGEFILE;
new default-off gsp_phys_guest_mem parameter
- debugfs gsp-phys-guest-ram (path + gpa/off/size ranges) and
gsp-phys-guest-gpa (one pinned GPA per boot); rm-call triggers 6/7 run
host->guest and guest->host 4 KiB CE copies; trigger 8 is a PTE
self-test through a fresh slot
- guest page-table slots are pre-built during ladder stage 3: runtime
PTE writes into an already-walked page-table line are not observed
without a TLB invalidate
- guest RAM layout (q35 4.2, 4 GiB): below-4G GPA == file offset,
above-4G offset = GPA - 0x80000000 (2 GiB PCI hole)
- tests: tools/test/gpage_test.c guest probe; docs + STATE-CURRENT
record the live green (G2H/W2G with semaphore release, guest observed
the write, smoke ALL OK 64/64, clean latched release)
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Host-freeze fix bundle (validated 2/2 supervised cycles):
- power unlock now latches D0/D3cold by default (new gsp_phys_repower,
default 0); releasing the claim can no longer power-gate the board and
hard-freeze the host on resume
- bounded post-rebind readiness gate before dropping the locks; bounded D0
settle/verify before the unbind
- READY means a live GSP-RM session: the async worker and the module-owned
join only expose READY when init-done is seen and no unload was sent;
otherwise the claim is released fail-open
- FWSEC reads DMEM0/IMEM back before STARTCPU and fails fast when the
staging is not visible
- the claim harness leaves the board latched by default and takes
--restore-power to opt back into the old restore
Guest-wiring:
- P2: generation-keyed fn65 static-config snapshot cache plus a default-off
identity overlay (new gsp_phys_static_live) for name/short-name/VBIOS;
the probe cycle runs once per backend generation at READY
- P3: default-off read-only RM_CONTROL forwarding whitelist (new
gsp_phys_ctrl_forward) with emulated-handle translation to the adopted
server handles and full emulation fallback
- P5 wave 1: default-off shadow execution of guest CE pushes on the ladder
channel (new gsp_phys_work_forward) via a dedicated ordered work item;
the ladder stage-4 submission is refactored into a shared bounded helper
and the software release path stays authoritative
Live: module-owned boot to init-done, guest smoke ALL OK 64/64 with P2/P3
enabled, 514 shadow copies observed on the physical CE; all cycles released
cleanly with WPR2 down and no reboot.
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Add the gsp_phys_mdev_owned ownership selector (default 0: unchanged
load-time module-owned claim/boot). With 1, module load claims nothing;
the first mdev create starts a refcounted backend session whose
claim+boot runs asynchronously from a work item, so mdev create and
init_work never block. The last mdev remove releases after the emulation
thread is stopped. Failures are fail-open: the backend stays OFF and the
mdev keeps serving the emulation path.
nv_vgpu_exit now gates the session STOPPING under the session lock,
drains the emulation threads via mdev_unregister_driver(), and only then
releases the claim; the module-owned path keeps its previous release
position. A start while STOPPING is refused and a concurrent second
stopper cannot release twice. No forwarding is added.
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Rung 1 (ownership): a default-off gsp_phys_gpu module param; on claim the
distribution driver is released from 10de:1ed3, our pci_driver binds it,
BAR0/1/3 are mapped and the falcon state is sampled; release unbinds ours
and rebinds the distribution driver. Verified live: claim reads
BOOT0=0x164000a1 with the falcon halted and mailboxes clear; rmmod rebinds
nvidia and nvidia-smi stays healthy.
Rung 2 (firmware): while the device is owned, gsp_phys_fw (default
nvidia/570.211.01/gsp_tu10x.bin) is fetched with request_firmware, checked
as ELF64 RISC-V, and its sections are logged (.fwimage, .fwversion,
.fwsignature_tu10x). The image is held for the boot rung.
The claim is default-off; the emulation path is unchanged.
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