On 27/2/24 06:24, Lukas Wunner wrote:
On Mon, Feb 26, 2024 at 05:01:34PM +1100, Alexey Kardashevskiy wrote:
IDE (Integrity & Data Encryption) Extended Capability defined in [1]
implements control of the PCI link encryption. The verbose level > 2 prints
offsets of the fields to make running setpci easier.
The example output is:
Capabilities: [830 v1] Integrity & Data Encryption
IDECap: Lnk=0 Sel=1 FlowThru- PartHdr- Aggr- PCPC- IDE_KM+ Alg='AES-GCM-256-96b' TCs=8 TeeLim+
Hm, I'm wondering if the Supported Algorithms should be listed on a
line by themselves, each enumerated with a '+' or '-' indicator?
Maybe that's easier to parse?
I'd leave this for later when PCIe defines another one (or more). And I
was hoping someone suggested better (==shorter) acronym for the
algorithm, may be just call it "AES256"?
In general, I'd prefer it if the output was linewrapped at 80 chars,
(i.e. begin a new line and indent as appropriate).
Well, too late, there are examples in "tests" 114 chars long. It is 2024
after all, everyone got a big screen, even Linus :) Thanks,
Thanks,
Lukas
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Alexey
