Re: [PATCH v2 08/12] drm/amdgpu: use doorbell manager for kfd kernel doorbells

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On 2023-04-22 2:39, Shashank Sharma wrote:
- KFD process level doorbells: doorbell pages which are allocated by kernel but mapped and written by userspace processes, saved in struct pdd->qpd->doorbells

size = kfd_doorbell_process_slice.

We realized that we only need 1-2 doorbells for KFD kernel level stuff (so kept it one page), but need 2-page of doorbells for KFD process, so they are sized accordingly.

We have also run kfd_test_suit and verified the changes for any regression. Hope this helps in explaining the design.

Right, I missed that this was only for kernel doorbells. I wonder whether KFD really needs its own page here. I think we only need a doorbell for HWS. And when we use MES, I think even that isn't needed because MES packet submissions go through amdgpu. So maybe KFD doesn't need its own kernel-mode doorbell page any more on systems with user graphics mode queues.

Regards,
  Felix



- Shashank



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