On Fri, Jun 16, 2023 at 05:34:53PM +0100, Robin Murphy wrote: > > If the system has working ACS configured correctly, then this issue should > be moot; Yes > if it doesn't, then a VFIO user is going to get a whole group of > peer devices if they're getting anything at all, so it doesn't seem entirely > unreasonable to leave it up to them to check that all those devices' > resources play well with their expected memory map. I think the kernel should be helping here.. 'go figure it out from lspci' is a very convoluted and obscure uAPI, and I don't see things like DPDK actually doing that. IMHO the uAPI expectation is that the kernel informs userspace what the usable IOVA is, if bridge windows and lack of ACS are rendering address space unusable then VFIO/iommufd should return it as excluded as well. If we are going to do that then all UNAMANGED domain users should follow the same logic. We probably have avoided bug reports because of how rare it would be to see a switch and an UNMANAGED domain using scenario together - especially with ACS turned off. So it is really narrow niche.. Obscure enough I'm not going to make patches :) Jason
