On 08/06/2015 18:45, Chris Wilson wrote:
On Mon, Jun 08, 2015 at 06:03:28PM +0100, Tomas Elf wrote:
1. The i915_wedged_set function allows us to schedule three forms of hang recovery:
a) Legacy hang recovery: By passing e.g. -1 we trigger the legacy full
GPU reset recovery path.
b) Single engine hang recovery: By passing an engine ID in the interval
of [0, I915_NUM_RINGS) we can schedule hang recovery of any single
engine assuming that the context submission consistency requirements
are met (otherwise the hang recovery path will simply exit early and
wait for another hang detection). The values are assumed to use up bits
3:0 only since we certainly do not support as many as 16 engines.
This mode is supported since there are several legacy test applications
that rely on this interface.
Are there? I don't see them in igt - and let's not start making debugfs
ABI.
They're not in IGT only internal to VPG. I guess we could limit these
changes and adapt the internal test suite in VPG instead of upstreaming
changes that only VPG validation cares about.
c) Multiple engine hang recovery: By passing in an engine flag mask in
bits 31:8 (bit 8 corresponds to engine 0 = RCS, bit 9 corresponds to
engine 1 = VCS etc) we can schedule any combination of engine hang
recoveries as we please. For example, by passing in the value 0x3 << 8
we would schedule hang recovery for engines 0 and 1 (RCS and VCS) at
the same time.
Seems fine. But I don't see the reason for the extra complication.
I wanted to make sure that we could test multiple concurrent hang
recoveries, but to be fair nobody is actually using this at the moment
so unless someone actually _needs_ this we probably don't need to
upstream it.
I guess we could leave it in its currently upstreamed form where it only
allows full GPU reset. Or would it be of use to anyone to support
per-engine recovery?
If bits in fields 3:0 and 31:8 are both used then single engine hang
recovery mode takes presidence and bits 31:8 are ignored.
2. The i915_wedged_get function produces a set of statistics related to:
Add it to hangcheck_info instead.
Yeah, I considered that but I felt that hangcheck_info had too much text
and it would be too much of a hassle to parse out the data. But having
spoken to the validation guys it seems like they're fine with updating
the parser. So I could update hangcheck_info with this new information.
i915_wedged_get could be updated to give the ring mask of wedged rings?
If that concept exists.
-Chris
Nah, no need, I'll just add the information to hangcheck_info. Besides,
wedged_get needs to provide more information than just the current
wedged state. It also provides information about the number of resets,
the number of watchdog timeouts etc. So it's not that easy to summarise
it as a ring mask.
Thanks,
Tomas
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