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* Added struct AttributeSetter_t to be sent as a GenericFspMboxMessage_t
message via a firmware request.
* Created 'sendAttributes(const vector<Attribute>&)' to pack the
attribute data into the message to be sent.
* Moved AttributeTank::Attribute from the private area to the public
area so it can be used outside of class AttributeTank.
* Added more documentation on how the process of adding and creating
messages is done.
Change-Id: Id592b6460a6f1f12a75c01b5a131bcf492480d8b
RTC:208343
Reviewed-on: http://rchgit01.rchland.ibm.com/gerrit1/77951
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TMGT needs to let PHYP know when the NVDIMMs are protected
by the OCC. This protection happens when the OCCs are in
active state. When the OCC goes active, TMGT will send a
msg via HWSV->MBOX to HBRT. HBRT will then notify PHYP of the
OCC protection status of the NVDIMMs.
Change-Id: Id23ab8020bd76941adcac76279cc46106dc2b1b2
RTC:201290
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Reviewed-by: Roland Veloz <rveloz@us.ibm.com>
Reviewed-by: Daniel M. Crowell <dcrowell@us.ibm.com>
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This story covers when a DMI channel gets checkstopped at runtime
and how to service the subsequent SCOM operations that PRD
requests to diagnose the issue. At runtime, PRD makes all of
its SCOM requests to HBRT which passes them on to PHYP for
in-band access. The checkstop blocks in-band access, so HBRT
must fail-over to messaging the FSP to do FSI accesses.
To reduce the number of SCOM calls to the FSP, HBRT makes
a "multi-SCOM read" call for all the common SCOMs that
PRD will request after a checkstop, and caches the results.
Two new calls (MBOX, generic messaging interface) to the FSP
were added in a previous commit to allow FSI SCOM operations
through the FSP:
- MSG_SINGLE_SCOM_OP
- MSG_MULTI_SCOM_OP
Also, a new map, chnlFailScomList, was added in a previous
commit. chnlFailScomList contains a list of target types
and associated SCOM addresses that PRD is likely want to
read after a checkstop. PRD is responsible for maintaining
the contents.
Change-Id: I829a72067007ac8a61d80caa690d8eedee0f08cc
RTC:189294
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I think this is all that's required to define the SCOM interface
to FSP. I used a single structure for request/response because
I want to use the generic FSP messaging code, and it assumes that
the request and response structs are the same (at least in size).
Change-Id: I45d3678db1e265cc1ba5108ea6ffbbe9a15bc307
RTC:189294
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Reviewed-by: Sachin Gupta <sgupta2m@in.ibm.com>
Reviewed-by: William G. Hoffa <wghoffa@us.ibm.com>
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Cleanup based on review comments on hbrt attribute update
msg code.
Change-Id: I10c957f1bf7b6cab77315af6c65f5e0f62b5c893
RTC:186991
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Because there are some errors in the SBE_RETRY handling path we
will skip attemptin the retry for now and just respond that we failed
to recover. This will allow HWSV to perform the dump they want.
Change-Id: Ia49b6f2a7871ca9e754b6bfd7c3ad0db2eac512b
CQ: SW418111
Reviewed-on: http://ralgit01.raleigh.ibm.com/gerrit1/54443
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Hostboot was expecting the incorrect order of data in messages sent
from the FSP -> PHYP -> HBRT where the SBE is requesting that HBRT
reset the SBE. This commit corrects the order and renames the struct
for the specific role its used in. Also this commit fixes the values
for the MESSAGE type sent by the FSP.
CQ: SW415675
Change-Id: I08f44486054e7d0113fd7606bb40ced577080d0c
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Reviewed-by: ILYA SMIRNOV <ismirno@us.ibm.com>
Reviewed-by: Daniel M. Crowell <dcrowell@us.ibm.com>
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At least one usecase exists where code on the FSP
needs to update an attribute and have that value
reflected inside of HBRT.
Change-Id: Iad5057ecbb182f6f58879ba694d4b8adea485248
RTC:186991
Reviewed-on: http://ralgit01.raleigh.ibm.com/gerrit1/53486
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I added code to inform FSP whenever a target has been deconfiged.
I also added a handy utility to facilitate in the construction of
a Generic FSP message.
Change-Id: Iad755d4de1bf200ab00ad3f99451512ba8cdabb4
RTC: 183950
Reviewed-on: http://ralgit01.raleigh.ibm.com/gerrit1/51201
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Need to pass the keyword/record/zie as the first two words of
the data payload.
Change-Id: I5c94ac9509483a11e3f703c4748c251bc846d8cb
Reviewed-on: http://ralgit01.raleigh.ibm.com/gerrit1/51141
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For every instance where a firmware_request is made, it is possible
to get an error if the FSP is doing a reset/reload. Now, if an
error returned from the firmware_request call indicates that the
FSP is doing a reset/reload, the firmware_request call will be made
again. Also refactored the code. Consolidated the calls to
firmware_request to another file to facilitate the adding/updating
of messages.
Change-Id: I5be440927ab255c55b40a0a0ed26f786d31a9317
RTC:182606
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The GenericFspMboxMessage_t struct has been expanded to provide
a lot more data than before. The highlights are that it now
carries the data size, an error only flag, a sequence number
and a magic number to identify the message. An initialize
method has been provided to set some of these to default
values. In addition the message types are consolidated into
one enum. All enums have a prefix of GFMM to avoid name
collisions. The sequence number is an auto incrementing
number so we can keep track if the messages are received out
of order.
Change-Id: Ic0f1c2546ff1ce14f163d1da55646ed089216d19
RTC: 182267
Reviewed-on: http://ralgit01.raleigh.ibm.com/gerrit1/49960
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Created a generic message type that is used as a mailbox message that
is passed from HBRT to FSP. The new generic message type is used
to make a VPD write call.
Change-Id: I21240d19909f786d525e2a98878000af4aea6e9f
RTC:171488
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