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/**@file
Copyright (c) 2018 - 2019, Intel Corporation. All rights reserved.<BR>
SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-2-Clause-Patent
**/
External(PINI, MethodObj) // Platform specific PCIe root port initialization.
External(PPBA, MethodObj) // PCIe power budget allocation
External(UPRD, MethodObj) // PCIe update PERST# assertion delay
OperationRegion(PXCS,PCI_Config,0x00,0x480)
Field(PXCS,AnyAcc, NoLock, Preserve)
{
Offset(0),
VDID, 32,
Offset(0x50), // LCTL - Link Control Register
L0SE, 1, // 0, L0s Entry Enabled
Offset(0x52), // LSTS - Link Status Register
, 13,
LASX, 1, // 0, Link Active Status
Offset(0x5A), // SLSTS[7:0] - Slot Status Register
, 3,
PDCX, 1, // 3, Presence Detect Changed
, 2,
PDSX, 1, // 6, Presence Detect State
, 1,
Offset(0x60), // RSTS - Root Status Register
, 16,
PSPX, 1, // 16, PME Status
Offset(R_PCH_PCIE_CFG_MPC), // 0xD8, MPC - Miscellaneous Port Configuration Register
, 30,
HPEX, 1, // 30, Hot Plug SCI Enable
PMEX, 1, // 31, Power Management SCI Enable
Offset(R_PCH_PCIE_CFG_SPR), // 0xE0, SPR - Scratch Pad Register
, 7,
NCB7, 1, // Non-Sticky Scratch Pad Bit (NSCB)[7]
Offset(R_PCH_PCIE_CFG_RPPGEN), // 0xE2, RPPGEN - Root Port Power Gating Enable
, 2,
L23E, 1, // 2, L23_Rdy Entry Request (L23ER)
L23R, 1, // 3, L23_Rdy to Detect Transition (L23R2DT)
Offset(R_PCH_PCIE_CFG_PCIEPMECTL), // 0x420, PCIEPMECTL (PCIe PM Extension Control)
, 30,
DPGE, 1, // PCIEPMECTL[30]: Disabled, Detect and L23_Rdy State PHY Lane Power Gating Enable (DLSULPPGE):
}
Field(PXCS,AnyAcc, NoLock, WriteAsZeros)
{
Offset(R_PCH_PCIE_CFG_SMSCS), // 0xDC, SMSCS - SMI/SCI Status Register
, 30,
HPSX, 1, // 30, Hot Plug SCI Status
PMSX, 1 // 31, Power Management SCI Status
}
//
// L23D method recovers link from L2 or L3 state. Used for RTD3 flows, right after endpoint is powered up and exits reset.
// This flow is implemented in ASL because rootport registers used for L2/L3 entry/exit
// are proprietary and OS drivers don't know about them.
//
Method (L23D, 0, Serialized) {
If(LNotEqual(NCB7,0x1)) {
Return()
}
/// Clear DLSULPPGE, then set L23_Rdy to Detect Transition (L23R2DT)
Store(0, DPGE)
Store(1, L23R)
Store(0, Local0)
/// Wait for transition to Detect
While(L23R) {
If(Lgreater(Local0, 4))
{
Break
}
Sleep(16)
Increment(Local0)
}
Store(0,NCB7)
/// Once in Detect, wait up to 124 ms for Link Active (typically happens in under 70ms)
/// Worst case per PCIe spec from Detect to Link Active is:
/// 24ms in Detect (12+12), 72ms in Polling (24+48), 28ms in Config (24+2+2+2+2)
Store(1, DPGE)
Store(0, Local0)
While(LEqual(LASX,0)) {
If(Lgreater(Local0, 8))
{
Break
}
Sleep(16)
Increment(Local0)
}
}
//
// DL23 method puts link to L2 or L3 state. Used for RTD3 flows, before endpoint is powered down.
// This flow is implemented in ASL because rootport registers used for L2/L3 entry/exit
// are proprietary and OS drivers don't know about them.
//
Method (DL23, 0, Serialized) {
Store(1, L23E)
Sleep(16)
Store(0, Local0)
While(L23E) {
If(Lgreater(Local0, 4))
{
Break
}
Sleep(16)
Increment(Local0)
}
Store(1,NCB7)
}
Name(LTRV, Package(){0,0,0,0})
//
// Check if root port is present.
// @return 0: root port is disabled, 1: root port is enabled
//
Method(PRES) {
If (LEqual (VDID, 0xFFFFFFFF)) {
Return(0)
} Else {
Return(1)
}
}
//
// _DSM Device Specific Method
//
// Arg0: UUID Unique function identifier
// Arg1: Integer Revision Level
// Arg2: Integer Function Index (0 = Return Supported Functions)
// Arg3: Package Parameters
Method(_DSM, 4, Serialized) {
//
// Switch based on which unique function identifier was passed in
//
If (LEqual(Arg0, ToUUID ("E5C937D0-3553-4d7a-9117-EA4D19C3434D"))) {
//
// _DSM Definitions for Latency Tolerance Reporting
//
// Arguments:
// Arg0: UUID: E5C937D0-3553-4d7a-9117-EA4D19C3434D
// Arg1: Revision ID: 2
// Arg2: Function Index: 1, 4 or 6
// Arg3: Empty Package
//
// Return:
// A Package of four integers corresponding with the LTR encoding defined
// in the PCI Express Base Specification, as follows:
// Integer 0: Maximum Snoop Latency Scale
// Integer 1: Maximum Snoop Latency Value
// Integer 2: Maximum No-Snoop Latency Scale
// Integer 3: Maximum No-Snoop Latency Value
// These values correspond directly to the LTR Extended Capability Structure
// fields described in the PCI Express Base Specification.
//
//
// Switch by function index
//
Switch(ToInteger(Arg2)) {
//
// Function Index:0
// Standard query - A bitmask of functions supported
//
Case (0) {
Name(OPTS,Buffer(2){0,0})
CreateBitField(OPTS,0,FUN0)
CreateBitField(OPTS,4,FUN4)
CreateBitField(OPTS,6,FUN6)
CreateBitField(OPTS,8,FUN8)
CreateBitField(OPTS,9,FUN9)
CreateBitField(OPTS,10,FUNA)
CreateBitField(OPTS,11,FUNB)
if (LGreaterEqual(Arg1, 2)){ // test Arg1 for Revision ID: 2
Store(1,FUN0)
if (LTRE){
Store(1,Fun6)
}
If(CondRefOf(ECR1)) {
if(LEqual(ECR1,1)){
if (LGreaterEqual(Arg1, 3)){ // test Arg1 for Revision ID: 3
Store(1,Fun8)
Store(1,Fun9)
}
}
}
}
If(LGreaterEqual(Arg1, 4)) { // test Arg1 for Revision ID: 4
If(CondRefOf(PPBA)) {
Store(1,FUNA)
}
If(CondRefOf(UPRD)) {
Store(1,FUNB)
}
}
Return (OPTS)
}
//
// Function Index: 6
// LTR Extended Capability Structure
//
Case(6) {
If (LGreaterEqual(Arg1, 2)){ // test Arg1 for Revision ID: 2
If (LTRZ){
Store(And(ShiftRight(LMSL,10),7), Index(LTRV, 0))
Store(And(LMSL,0x3FF), Index(LTRV, 1))
Store(And(ShiftRight(LNSL,10),7), Index(LTRV, 2))
Store(And(LNSL,0x3FF), Index(LTRV, 3))
Return (LTRV)
} else {
Return (0)
}
}
}
Case(8) { //ECR ACPI additions for FW latency optimizations, DSM for Avoiding Power-On Reset Delay Duplication on Sx Resume
If(CondRefOf(ECR1)) {
if(LEqual(ECR1,1)){
if (LGreaterEqual(Arg1, 3)) { // test Arg1 for Revision ID: 3
return (1)
}
}
}
}
Case(9) { //ECR ACPI additions for FW latency optimizations, DSM for Specifying Device Readiness Durations
If(CondRefOf(ECR1)) {
if(LEqual(ECR1,1)){
if (LGreaterEqual(Arg1, 3)) { // test Arg1 for Revision ID: 3
return(Package(5){50000,Ones,Ones,50000,Ones})
}
}
}
}
//
// Function index 10 - negotiate device auxilary power consumption.
//
Case(10) {
If(CondRefOf(PPBA)) {
Return(PPBA(Arg3))
}
}
//
// Function index 11 update delay between PME_TO_Ack and PERST# assertion
//
Case(11) {
If(CondRefOf(UPRD)) {
Return(UPRD(Arg3))
}
}
}
}
Return (Buffer() {0x00})
}
Device(PXSX)
{
Name(_ADR, 0x00000000)
// NOTE: Any PCIE Hot-Plug dependency for this port is
// specific to the CRB. Please modify the code based on
// your platform requirements.
Method(_PRW, 0) {
Return(GPRW(0x69, 4)) // can wakeup from S4 state
}
}
//
// PCI_EXP_STS Handler for PCIE Root Port
//
Method(HPME,0,Serialized) {
If(LAnd(LNotEqual(VDID,0xFFFFFFFF), LEqual(PMSX,1))) { //if port exists and has PME SCI Status set...
Notify (PXSX, 0x2) //notify child device; this will cause its driver to clear PME_Status from device
Store(1,PMSX) // clear rootport's PME SCI status
Store(1,PSPX) // consume one pending PME notification to prevent it from blocking the queue
}
}