Hi all, I'm working on an issue with an x64-based emulation system that has multiple PCI-accessible FPGAs, each of which sits behind a PCI bridge. We program the first FPGA and then warm-reboot the CPU. When it comes back up, there is an additional PCIe device that has been programmed into the FPGA, and the kernel goes through the remapping process to figure out how to fit everything. The remapping succeeds by moving several of the FPGA bridges out of the way. The bridges get set up properly, but the FPGA resources themselves get released but not reassigned, and the BAR of the FPGA behind each bridge that got relocated is still set to the old address. If I add a hack in the boot process to call pci_assign_resource() for those particular devices if they have not been assigned, then everything works as expected. Where is the usual place to handle updating the BAR for a device after the bridge window of the bridge it's behind has changed? Is it in the driver? Looking at other drivers, there are a few that call pci_assign_resource() explicitly if their resource has not been assigned, e.g. drivers/char/agp/intel-agp.c. There are also a few drivers that used to do this but no longer do, e.g. ath10k (see commit a6a2f74e for where it got removed). Or are resources behind a bridge that was relocated supposed to be reassigned as part of the remapping process, and that just isn't happening for some reason in our case? Thanks, Ben -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-pci" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
