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<marcan> jevinskie[m]: because the hypervisor stuff does not attempt to save/restore FP regs on every context switch, and in general we don't want to have to deal with ABI issues around them in experiments
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<marcan> sven: fwiw just setting msg.sub.version = 3; works on the new firmware, but I'm not sure if that's just because their backwards compat is broken
<marcan> if it doesn't, try removing:
<marcan> u8 rxcookie;
<marcan> u8 txcookie;
<marcan> from the sub structure
<marcan> would be nice to know if it works on <12 with that
<marcan> er sorry, that's from the cmd structure, so maybe actually it just works in <12 with that?
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<marcan> I think v4 just added cookie support, but the iboot protocol doesn't use that, so there's actually a good chance iBoot itself uses v3 even while macOS uses v4
<marcan> DCP supports v3-v4
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<sven> EPIC: received unexpected message during init
<sven> EPIC: got unexpected message type 0 during command
<sven> EPIC: started interface 0 (disp0-service)
<sven> just hangs then
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<sven> if I add timeout to all those busyloops in afk and use version 3 at least DCP doesn't crash anymore though :D
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<marcan> sven: can you trace it?
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<sven> marcan: replies are TYPE_NOTIFY instead of TYPE_REPLY and rxcookie/txcookie doesn't seem to exist (which doesn't make a whole lot of sense)
<sven> you should be able to reproduce this anyway by just setting version = 3 on 12.x, shouldn't you?
<marcan> sven: version=3 on 12.x just works like version=4
<sven> :/
<marcan> txcookie/rxcookie not existing is expected, that is what I saw from REing the firmware
<marcan> I think that TYPE_ stuff might be BS
<sven> right, but the version is in this sub header while the cookies are in the main header which is... weird
<marcan> I made that up, I didn't see the code that checks it if there isone
<marcan> might be best to ignore it
<marcan> cookies are in the command header
<marcan> which is after the sub header
<sven> i just had to remove it from the tracer fwiw
<sven> otherwise construct wanted to eat more bytes than it had available somewhere
<marcan> right
<marcan> you can use optional for that
<sven> if i wasn't hacking random stuff without understanding it, sure :D
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<sven> ok, seems to work now if I accept TYPE_NOTIFY instead of TYPE_REPLY as well
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<alyssa> woo!
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<j`ey> marcan: jannau has updated their spi-hid driver, maybe after dinner, or tomorrow you can fold in their changes
<alyssa> spi
<marcan> let me get some food and I can give it a quick look
<j`ey> (there was some changes that made it actually boot on a few systems)
<alyssa> booting overrated
<j`ey> ;_;
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<_jannau_> a change whih made it work if the device was used before. resetting it via the gpio enable pin doesn't have the same effect as a reboot
<_jannau_> also fixed build as module to reproduce the problem
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<sven> marcan: https://github.com/AsahiLinux/m1n1/pull/150 alright, that makes DCP work on 11.x (hopefully without breaking it on 12.x)
<landscape15[m]> sven: why is the DCP driver needed also inside m1n1?
<j`ey> landscape15[m]: 12.x iBoot broke video output on the mac mini, so this is done so that m1n1, uboot, grub etc get a framebuffer
<sven> and it crashed the DCP on 11.x when no screen was connected because we maybe didn’t use the backwards-compatible iboot protocol
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<marcan> sven: works fine on 12
<marcan> also I fixed the crashing after N restarts business
<marcan> turns out we're not supposed to ack preallocated buffers
<sven> ah, nice
<marcan> macos *does* ack them, and I'm guessing that's a bug
<marcan> (or, alternatively, the IOP crashing is a bug)
<sven> lol
<marcan> sven: so what happens is the rtkit logic is that messages go through an immediate handler, then if unhandled get put in a queue
<sven> yeah, I’ve seen that code
<marcan> the crashlog immediate handler only handles the "please crash" messages (plus one extra mystery one we haven't seen)
<marcan> then anything else goes into the queue
<marcan> nothing ever reads that queue
<marcan> so those buffer acks just fill up the fifo, and once it's full, crash
<sven> lol. I assumed something was reading that queue :D
<marcan> something is for the *other* endpoints
<marcan> but not crashlog :D
<sven> yeah, the other endpoints usually have two handlers
<sven> i think one die time critical stuff and another one for stuff that can wait
<marcan> right
<sven> *for
<marcan> not sure if not acking any buffers breaks anything else, if it does I guess we'll find out
<marcan> but at least SMC syslog is happy without an ack
<sven> I’m still a bit sad we can’t easily recover if those things crash :/
<marcan> yeah :/
<marcan> just out of curiosity, what firmware did you look at for rtkit stuff?
<sven> ANS mostly
<marcan> ah, cool
<sven> and a little bit SIO
<sven> ANS has a ton of debug commands to do stuff like fault injection and other crap
<marcan> like NAND faults?
<sven> I think so
<marcan> neat
<sven> It’s also rather chatty with lots of strings and function names
<marcan> heh
<marcan> ok, I should get some sleep
<marcan> that was a silly rabbit hole to go down...
<sven> Good night!
<sven> there are always more yaks to shave ;)
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<kettenis> povik: I'm trying to figure out how the audio hardware works on these machines
<kettenis> to write the OpenBSD driver for it
<kettenis> the cs42l83 chip handles only the headphone jack isn't it?
<povik> kettenis: yes
<dottedmag> marcan: https://github.com/AsahiLinux/m1n1/pull/151 — I have found this variant of hexdump to be quite handy, see if you like it.
<kettenis> and there is a tas5770 chip for each speaker (one the speaker in the mini, 4 for the 13" mbp)
<povik> yes
<kettenis> how does the mca work?
<povik> each speaker has different tdm slot on the i2s bus
<povik> well that's quite a wide question :)
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<povik> it takes samples from the dma controller and serializes them on the i2s bus
<kettenis> I understand it uses an "external" DMA controller to fetch samples from memory
<povik> right
<kettenis> can it send samples to the tas5770's and the cs42l83 simultaniously?
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<povik> yes, there are six (on M1 at least) so far identical clusters the MCA block is composed of
<povik> and they work independently
<povik> you can pick subunits of different clusters and wire them together also
<povik> e.g. generate frame clock in cluster 0 and use it for serializing samples in cluster 1
<povik> also you are free to select clock/data lines from any cluster on any i2c output ports
<povik> *i2s
<povik> (and presumably all applies analogously to deserializing samples off i2s lines and putting them into memory, haven't tried that direction yet)
<kettenis> and it expects the dma controller to deliver samples in some common format and converts those into the format required by the tas5770's and cs42l83?
<povik> there's a lot of knobs, most of them figured out, pertaining to formats
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<povik> so you have 8-bit, 16-bit or 32-bit samples delivered from dma, with their position in configurably long frames signalized out-of-band
<povik> and you can choose endianness, lsb padding, sample-in-frame to tdm-slot mapping, et cetera
<povik> you can probably even combine two dma streams and put them in different tdm slots on the same i2s bus
<kettenis> heh, for now I'd be happy to support just a single stereo stream ;)
<kettenis> thanks so far
<povik> once you have driver for the dma controller, you can get a stereo stream working with few magic numbers
<kettenis> oh, that'd help
<kettenis> it seems the NCO for the speaker on the mini is already set up
<povik> i can produce sample m1n1 script for a configuration you would be interested in, once you get to that
<kettenis> that'd be great
<povik> okay, let me know
<povik> if the configuration is the speaker on mac mini, you have speaker_amp.py in experiments/ ofc
<povik> with the magic numbers
<povik> although not all of them, i am not sure
<povik> it relies on iboot having configured the nco, and also maybe some other bits
<povik> but i can clean that up
<kettenis> not resetting anything yet, so I think the mini speaker is still set up
<povik> yeah, maybe you don't even need to touch the mca
<alyssa> boot chime :-p
<jannau> I don't see anything in dcp traces (compared to macos 12) how I could have broken hotplug
<jannau> dcp crashes during a series of callback after plugin out
<jannau> my best guess is it is either something in the swap structure it doesn't like
<jannau> the first missing callback compared to macos is
<jannau> swap_complete_intent_gated
<jannau> or it doesn't like that we don't listen on the other endpoints
<alyssa> nod
<alyssa> jannau: random guess, something about DCP_REMOVE_LAYERS or the hack added for swaps with no layers or something interacting?
<alyssa> that first swap should probably be exactly 1 layer, but...
<jannau> I'll test with macos 11 with the API change commit reverted
<alyssa> that'd be good to know
<jannau> I've tested with my dcp_flush changes so those are not responsible although I'm not convinced that they are a good idea
<alyssa> nod
<jannau> macos 12 does a swap with ".swap_enabled/completed = 0x80000007" after the unplug
<alyssa> Ooh
<alyssa> after the unplug, before the hotplug?
<alyssa> if I recall, 0x80000007 = REMOVE_LAYERS | LAYER_0 | LAYER_1 | LAYER_2
<alyssa> in other words, "remove all layers"
<alyssa> This would be necessary to not crash the DCP
<alyssa> since the DCP will keep rendering to any layer you've programmed forever
<alyssa> until it's removed
<alyssa> which means if you free() the framebuffer, the DCP will reference freed memory --> crash
<alyssa> the OS needs to unbind the layer (0x80000001 in our case, we only use one layer for now)
<alyssa> and wait until getting the swap completed
<alyssa> and only then can it free the framebuffer
<alyssa> for Linux, this should be modeled with the drm framebuffer reference counting
<alyssa> as soon as we swap, the DCP holds a reference to the framebuffer
<jannau> it crashes with macos 11 as well (with just the api change reverted)
<alyssa> and we can't remove the reference until after we get a swap complete from REMOVE_LAYERS
<alyssa> Alright
<alyssa> not sure what to say, I mean, it worked for me but lots of stuff could have broken
<alyssa> IIRC I tried to rebase the code in December and stuff broke like crazy
<jannau> unrelated to my changes additional changes
<sven> alyssa: no need to say anything. Just write a patch to fix it 😇
<alyssa> sven: excuse me
<alyssa> i wrote like a dozen patches for the gpu today
<alyssa> and plan to write a dozen more soon
<alyssa> unless you would, err, rather I exchange those dozen more patches for a single DCP patch that jannau was going to write this week anyway?
<alyssa> 🙃
<alyssa> <jannau> I said nothing of the sort
<alyssa> ah yes well
<jannau> dcp code I have is based on https://github.com/mu-one/linux/commits/20211209 with all non dcp/dart changes removed and rebased onto asahi
<alyssa> that's the one
<jannau> I assume the dcp code itself doesn't differ (much) from the previous working branch
<jannau> so drm changes are the most likely suspect for problems
<alyssa> 100% possible
<alyssa> (The likely one is "there was already a bug in the DCP code, but it was masked by the behaviour of the DRM core before, then the DRM core was changed and the bug was unmasked")
<alyssa> (Not an actual regression in the DRM core itself)
<alyssa> also, "DRM core" sounds so nefarious
<alyssa> erm, I think 20211209 was the broken branch
<jannau> yes, changes were ment neutral
<alyssa> (I guess Dec 9 was when I tried to rebase and Everything Broke and I ran out of time and gave up)
<alyssa> 20211022 should have been working
<alyssa> but I don't believe dcp/dart changed between those, just the rebase
<alyssa> now.. I could've botched the rebase.....
<jannau> drivers/gpu/drm/apple/ is identical
<jannau> drivers/iommu/apple-dart.c has "writel(DART_STREAM_ALL, dart->regs + DART_STREAMS_ENABLE);" as addition
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<povik> no complains from rob's binding bot on the nco series, i call this a success
<povik> that was my greatest fear
<povik> i hope it's not just that the bot sleeps
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<jannau> of course I now have to downgrade the tracer to the 11.4 ABI to see details
<alyssa> oh boy
<alyssa> I.. thought? that august-era trace_dcp.py was 11.x ABI? but maybe not
<jannau> but it looks like there are less swaps until console boot so I think there are probably still dodgy ones with newer drm
<jannau> no, the august era tracer is based 12.0 beta 3 or so
<jannau> +on
<alyssa> Somehow I never noticed lol
<alyssa> unless I patched my m1n1 for that and forgot? dunno
<alyssa> I don't think I did.
<alyssa> but might've had wrong tracing.
<jannau> updated in de5b5d996c7f29e8a70cddbf487d44249eac7b55 on August 14th
<alyssa> ahhh
<alyssa> maybe I had that reverted then or something
<jannau> well that only affects parse_log, the strings in hv/trace_dcp.py are still 11.4
<jannau> parse_log.py prints the structs in the arguments
<jannau> yes, it only does swaps with valid surfaces, I haven't filtered sawps without surfaces completely out in the rebased tree
<sven> it’s not a bot afaik but something he triggers manually
<povik> darn, the same as last time but i couldn't replicate it locally
<povik> i guess i am missing yamllint or something and it silently skips that check
<alyssa> Womp womp
<alyssa> jannau: Ah well..
<alyssa> You'll get it, I think :)
<alyssa> You presumably know as much about the DCP as I do now so...
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