On Mon, Mar 20, 2023 at 05:52:58PM -0500, Mario Limonciello wrote: > > If Linux *could* do this one-time initialization, and subsequent > > D0/D3hot transitions worked per spec, that would be awesome > > because we wouldn't have to worry about making sure we run the > > quirk at every possible transition. > > It can be changed again at runtime. > > That's exactly what we did in amdgpu for the case that the user > didn't disable integrated GPU. > > We did the init for the IP block during amdgpu's HW init phase. > > I see 3 ways to address this: > > 1) As submitted or similar (on every D state transition work around > the issue). > > 2) Mimic the Windows behavior in Linux by disabling MSI-X during D3 > entry and re-enabling on D0. > > 3) Look for a way to get to and program that register outside of > amdgpu. > > There are merits to all those approaches, what do you think? Without knowing anything about the difficulty of 3), that seems the most attractive to me because we never have to worry about catching every D state transition. Bjorn
