On 2/1/2018 12:40 PM, Jason Gunthorpe wrote:
But if a selftest returns TPM2_RC_TESTING I would expect the next
command to also fail with a testing in progress code? At least by the
spec..
It will return that code if the command requires an untested function.
For FIPS, the code is returned if there is any untested function.
Commands that don't require testable functions will succeed.
The point of invoking selftest is to get to a state where future TPM
commands will succeed, so returning immediately on RC_TESTING seems
wrong?
Blocking vs. non-blocking is a TPM vendor implementation option.
Re., "seems wrong", the PC Client TPM changed the requirement, so that
a guaranteed non-blocking option is available.
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2. On receipt of TPM2_SelfTest(fullTest == YES), the TPM SHALL perform a
full self-test and return the result when all tests are complete.
~~
Of course, at some layer, the device drive is still polling, either for
a success code (non-blocking) or a response (blocking).
