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sys/arm/freescale/imx/imx6_machdep.c

     /*-
      * SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-2-Clause-FreeBSD
      *
      * Copyright (c) 2013 Ian Lepore <ian@freebsd.org>
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     */
    
    #include "opt_platform.h"
    
    #include <sys/cdefs.h>
    __FBSDID("$FreeBSD$");
    
    #include <sys/param.h>
    #include <sys/systm.h>
    #include <sys/bus.h>
    #include <sys/reboot.h>
    #include <sys/devmap.h>
    
    #include <vm/vm.h>
    
    #include <machine/bus.h>
    #include <machine/intr.h>
    #include <machine/machdep.h>
    #include <machine/platformvar.h>
    
    #include <arm/arm/mpcore_timervar.h>
    #include <arm/freescale/imx/imx6_anatopreg.h>
    #include <arm/freescale/imx/imx6_anatopvar.h>
    #include <arm/freescale/imx/imx_machdep.h>
    
    #include <dev/fdt/fdt_common.h>
    #include <dev/ofw/openfirm.h>
    
    #include <arm/freescale/imx/imx6_machdep.h>
    
    #include "platform_if.h"
    #include "platform_pl310_if.h"
    
    static platform_attach_t imx6_attach;
    static platform_devmap_init_t imx6_devmap_init;
    static platform_late_init_t imx6_late_init;
    static platform_cpu_reset_t imx6_cpu_reset;
    
    /*
     * Fix FDT data related to interrupts.
     *
     * Driven by the needs of linux and its drivers (as always), the published FDT
     * data for imx6 now sets the interrupt parent for most devices to the GPC
     * interrupt controller, which is for use when the chip is in deep-sleep mode.
     * We don't support deep sleep or have a GPC-PIC driver; we need all interrupts
     * to be handled by the GIC.
     *
     * Luckily, the change to the FDT data was to assign the GPC as the interrupt
     * parent for the soc node and letting that get inherited by all other devices
     * (except a few that directly name GIC as their interrupt parent).  So we can
     * set the world right by just changing the interrupt-parent property of the soc
     * node to refer to GIC instead of GPC.  This will get us by until we write our
     * own GPC driver (or until linux changes its mind and the FDT data again).
     *
     * We validate that we have data that looks like we expect before changing it:
     *  - SOC node exists and has GPC as its interrupt parent.
     *  - GPC node exists and has GIC as its interrupt parent.
     *  - GIC node exists and is its own interrupt parent or has no parent.
     *
     * This applies to all models of imx6.  Luckily all of them have the devices
     * involved at the same addresses on the same buses, so we don't need any
     * per-soc logic.  We handle this at platform attach time rather than via the
     * fdt_fixup_table, because the latter requires matching on the FDT "model"
     * property, and this applies to all boards including those not yet invented.
     *
     * This just in:  as of the import of dts files from linux 4.15 on 2018-02-10,
     * they appear to have applied a new style rule to the dts which forbids leading
     * zeroes in the @address qualifiers on node names.  Since we have to find those
     * nodes by string matching we now have to search for both flavors of each node
     * name involved.
     */
    static void
    fix_fdt_interrupt_data(void)
   {
           phandle_t gicipar, gicnode, gicxref;
           phandle_t gpcipar, gpcnode, gpcxref;
           phandle_t socipar, socnode;
           int result;
   
           socnode = OF_finddevice("/soc");
           if (socnode == -1)
               return;
           result = OF_getencprop(socnode, "interrupt-parent", &socipar,
               sizeof(socipar));
           if (result <= 0)
                   return;
   
           /* GIC node may be child of soc node, or appear directly at root. */
           gicnode = OF_finddevice("/soc/interrupt-controller@00a01000");
           if (gicnode == -1)
                   gicnode = OF_finddevice("/soc/interrupt-controller@a01000");
           if (gicnode == -1) {
                   gicnode = OF_finddevice("/interrupt-controller@00a01000");
                   if (gicnode == -1)
                           gicnode = OF_finddevice("/interrupt-controller@a01000");
                   if (gicnode == -1)
                           return;
           }
           gicxref = OF_xref_from_node(gicnode);
   
           /* If gic node has no parent, pretend it is its own parent. */
           result = OF_getencprop(gicnode, "interrupt-parent", &gicipar,
               sizeof(gicipar));
           if (result <= 0)
                   gicipar = gicxref;
   
           gpcnode = OF_finddevice("/soc/aips-bus@02000000/gpc@020dc000");
           if (gpcnode == -1)
                   gpcnode = OF_finddevice("/soc/aips-bus@2000000/gpc@20dc000");
           if (gpcnode == -1)
                   return;
           result = OF_getencprop(gpcnode, "interrupt-parent", &gpcipar,
               sizeof(gpcipar));
           if (result <= 0)
                   return;
           gpcxref = OF_xref_from_node(gpcnode);
   
           if (socipar != gpcxref || gpcipar != gicxref || gicipar != gicxref)
                   return;
   
           gicxref = cpu_to_fdt32(gicxref);
           OF_setprop(socnode, "interrupt-parent", &gicxref, sizeof(gicxref));
   }
   
   static void
   fix_fdt_iomuxc_data(void)
   {
           phandle_t node;
   
           /*
            * The linux dts defines two nodes with the same mmio address range,
            * iomuxc-gpr and the regular iomuxc.  The -grp node is a simple_mfd and
            * a syscon, but it only has access to a small subset of the iomuxc
            * registers, so it can't serve as the accessor for the iomuxc driver's
            * register IO.  But right now, the simple_mfd driver attaches first,
            * preventing the real iomuxc driver from allocating its mmio register
            * range because it partially overlaps with the -gpr range.
            *
            * For now, by far the easiest thing to do to keep imx6 working is to
            * just disable the iomuxc-gpr node because we don't have a driver for
            * it anyway, we just need to prevent attachment of simple_mfd.
            *
            * If we ever write a -gpr driver, this code should probably switch to
            * modifying the reg property so that the range covers all the iomuxc
            * regs, then the -gpr driver can be a regular syscon driver that iomuxc
            * uses for register access.
            */
           node = OF_finddevice("/soc/aips-bus@2000000/iomuxc-gpr@20e0000");
           if (node != -1)
                   OF_setprop(node, "status", "disabled", sizeof("disabled"));
   }
   
   static int
   imx6_attach(platform_t plat)
   {
   
           /* Fix soc interrupt-parent property. */
           fix_fdt_interrupt_data();
   
           /* Fix iomuxc-gpr and iomuxc nodes both using the same mmio range. */
           fix_fdt_iomuxc_data();
   
           /* Inform the MPCore timer driver that its clock is variable. */
           arm_tmr_change_frequency(ARM_TMR_FREQUENCY_VARIES);
   
           return (0);
   }
   
   static void
   imx6_late_init(platform_t plat)
   {
           const uint32_t IMX6_WDOG_SR_PHYS = 0x020bc004;
   
           imx_wdog_init_last_reset(IMX6_WDOG_SR_PHYS);
   }
   
   /*
    * Set up static device mappings.
    *
    * This attempts to cover the most-used devices with 1MB section mappings, which
    * is good for performance (uses fewer TLB entries for device access).
    *
    * ARMMP covers the interrupt controller, MPCore timers, global timer, and the
    * L2 cache controller.  Most of the 1MB range is unused reserved space.
    *
    * AIPS1/AIPS2 cover most of the on-chip devices such as uart, spi, i2c, etc.
    *
    * Notably not mapped right now are HDMI, GPU, and other devices below ARMMP in
    * the memory map.  When we get support for graphics it might make sense to
    * static map some of that area.  Be careful with other things in that area such
    * as OCRAM that probably shouldn't be mapped as VM_MEMATTR_DEVICE memory.
    */
   static int
   imx6_devmap_init(platform_t plat)
   {
           const uint32_t IMX6_ARMMP_PHYS = 0x00a00000;
           const uint32_t IMX6_ARMMP_SIZE = 0x00100000;
           const uint32_t IMX6_AIPS1_PHYS = 0x02000000;
           const uint32_t IMX6_AIPS1_SIZE = 0x00100000;
           const uint32_t IMX6_AIPS2_PHYS = 0x02100000;
           const uint32_t IMX6_AIPS2_SIZE = 0x00100000;
   
           devmap_add_entry(IMX6_ARMMP_PHYS, IMX6_ARMMP_SIZE);
           devmap_add_entry(IMX6_AIPS1_PHYS, IMX6_AIPS1_SIZE);
           devmap_add_entry(IMX6_AIPS2_PHYS, IMX6_AIPS2_SIZE);
   
           return (0);
   }
   
   static void
   imx6_cpu_reset(platform_t plat)
   {
           const uint32_t IMX6_WDOG_CR_PHYS = 0x020bc000;
   
           imx_wdog_cpu_reset(IMX6_WDOG_CR_PHYS);
   }
   
   /*
    * Determine what flavor of imx6 we're running on.
    *
    * This code is based on the way u-boot does it.  Information found on the web
    * indicates that Freescale themselves were the original source of this logic,
    * including the strange check for number of CPUs in the SCU configuration
    * register, which is apparently needed on some revisions of the SOLO.
    *
    * According to the documentation, there is such a thing as an i.MX6 Dual
    * (non-lite flavor).  However, Freescale doesn't seem to have assigned it a
    * number or provided any logic to handle it in their detection code.
    *
    * Note that the ANALOG_DIGPROG and SCU configuration registers are not
    * documented in the chip reference manual.  (SCU configuration is mentioned,
    * but not mapped out in detail.)  I think the bottom two bits of the scu config
    * register may be ncpu-1.
    *
    * This hasn't been tested yet on a dual[-lite].
    *
    * On a solo:
    *      digprog    = 0x00610001
    *      hwsoc      = 0x00000062
    *      scu config = 0x00000500
    * On a quad:
    *      digprog    = 0x00630002
    *      hwsoc      = 0x00000063
    *      scu config = 0x00005503
    */
   u_int
   imx_soc_type(void)
   {
           uint32_t digprog, hwsoc;
           uint32_t *pcr;
           static u_int soctype;
           const vm_offset_t SCU_CONFIG_PHYSADDR = 0x00a00004;
   #define HWSOC_MX6SL     0x60
   #define HWSOC_MX6DL     0x61
   #define HWSOC_MX6SOLO   0x62
   #define HWSOC_MX6Q      0x63
   #define HWSOC_MX6UL     0x64
   
           if (soctype != 0)
                   return (soctype);
   
           digprog = imx6_anatop_read_4(IMX6_ANALOG_DIGPROG_SL);
           hwsoc = (digprog >> IMX6_ANALOG_DIGPROG_SOCTYPE_SHIFT) & 
               IMX6_ANALOG_DIGPROG_SOCTYPE_MASK;
   
           if (hwsoc != HWSOC_MX6SL) {
                   digprog = imx6_anatop_read_4(IMX6_ANALOG_DIGPROG);
                   hwsoc = (digprog & IMX6_ANALOG_DIGPROG_SOCTYPE_MASK) >>
                       IMX6_ANALOG_DIGPROG_SOCTYPE_SHIFT;
                   /*printf("digprog = 0x%08x\n", digprog);*/
                   if (hwsoc == HWSOC_MX6DL) {
                           pcr = devmap_ptov(SCU_CONFIG_PHYSADDR, 4);
                           if (pcr != NULL) {
                                   /*printf("scu config = 0x%08x\n", *pcr);*/
                                   if ((*pcr & 0x03) == 0) {
                                           hwsoc = HWSOC_MX6SOLO;
                                   }
                           }
                   }
           }
           /* printf("hwsoc 0x%08x\n", hwsoc); */
   
           switch (hwsoc) {
           case HWSOC_MX6SL:
                   soctype = IMXSOC_6SL;
                   break;
           case HWSOC_MX6SOLO:
                   soctype = IMXSOC_6S;
                   break;
           case HWSOC_MX6DL:
                   soctype = IMXSOC_6DL;
                   break;
           case HWSOC_MX6Q :
                   soctype = IMXSOC_6Q;
                   break;
           case HWSOC_MX6UL:
                   soctype = IMXSOC_6UL;
                   break;
           default:
                   printf("imx_soc_type: Don't understand hwsoc 0x%02x, "
                       "digprog 0x%08x; assuming IMXSOC_6Q\n", hwsoc, digprog);
                   soctype = IMXSOC_6Q;
                   break;
           }
   
           return (soctype);
   }
   
   /*
    * Early putc routine for EARLY_PRINTF support.  To use, add to kernel config:
    *   option SOCDEV_PA=0x02000000
    *   option SOCDEV_VA=0x02000000
    *   option EARLY_PRINTF
    * Resist the temptation to change the #if 0 to #ifdef EARLY_PRINTF here. It
    * makes sense now, but if multiple SOCs do that it will make early_putc another
    * duplicate symbol to be eliminated on the path to a generic kernel.
    */
   #if 0 
   static void 
   imx6_early_putc(int c)
   {
           volatile uint32_t * UART_STAT_REG = (uint32_t *)0x02020098;
           volatile uint32_t * UART_TX_REG   = (uint32_t *)0x02020040;
           const uint32_t      UART_TXRDY    = (1 << 3);
   
           while ((*UART_STAT_REG & UART_TXRDY) == 0)
                   continue;
           *UART_TX_REG = c;
   }
   early_putc_t *early_putc = imx6_early_putc;
   #endif
   
   static platform_method_t imx6_methods[] = {
           PLATFORMMETHOD(platform_attach,         imx6_attach),
           PLATFORMMETHOD(platform_devmap_init,    imx6_devmap_init),
           PLATFORMMETHOD(platform_late_init,      imx6_late_init),
           PLATFORMMETHOD(platform_cpu_reset,      imx6_cpu_reset),
   
   #ifdef SMP
           PLATFORMMETHOD(platform_mp_start_ap,    imx6_mp_start_ap),
           PLATFORMMETHOD(platform_mp_setmaxid,    imx6_mp_setmaxid),
   #endif
   
           PLATFORMMETHOD(platform_pl310_init,     imx6_pl310_init),
   
           PLATFORMMETHOD_END,
   };
   
   FDT_PLATFORM_DEF2(imx6, imx6s, "i.MX6 Solo", 0, "fsl,imx6s", 80);
   FDT_PLATFORM_DEF2(imx6, imx6d, "i.MX6 Dual", 0, "fsl,imx6dl", 80);
   FDT_PLATFORM_DEF2(imx6, imx6q, "i.MX6 Quad", 0, "fsl,imx6q", 80);
   FDT_PLATFORM_DEF2(imx6, imx6ul, "i.MX6 UltraLite", 0, "fsl,imx6ul", 67);

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