On Mon, Aug 12, 2019 at 12:31:35PM -0700, Dan Williams wrote: > It seems platforms / controllers that fail to run the option-rom > should be quirked by device-id, but the PCS register twiddling be > removed for everyone else. "Card BIOS" to me implies devices with an > Option-ROM BAR which I don't think modern devices have, so that might > be a simple way to try to phase out this quirk going forward without > regressing working setups that might be relying on this. > > Then again the driver is already depending on the number of enabled > ports to be reliable before PCS is written, and the current driver > does not attempt to enable ports that were not enabled previously. > That tells me that if the PCS quirk ever mattered it would have > already regressed when the driver switched from blindly writing 0xf to > only setting the bits that were already set in ->port_map. But how do we find that out? A compromise to me seems that we just do the PCS quirk for all Intel devices explicitly listed in the PCI Ids based on new board_* values as long as they have the old PCS location, and assume anything new enough to have the new location won't need to quirk, given that it never properly worked. This might miss some intel devices that were supported with the class based catchall, though.
