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test0r c57c77e446 bes2600: gate PM indication completion on pending request and track chip state
When mac80211 toggles PSM on the BES2600, the host sends WSM set_pm
and waits up to 5 s on bes_power.pm_enter_cmpl for a firmware-side
PM-changed indication confirming the transition. Three sequenced
flaws make the wait-and-confirm racy and leave host/chip bookkeeping
desynced when anything misfires:

  1) bes2600_pwr_notify_ps_changed() unconditionally fires
     complete(pm_enter_cmpl) for any non-active psmode. It does not
     check whether a host-initiated set_pm is actually pending. A
     spontaneous indication (firmware-internal coex move,
     idle-driven aging) primes the completion, and the next host-
     driven enter_lp_mode sees a false success on its first
     wait_for_completion_timeout.

  2) The wait/reinit ordering in bes2600_pwr_enter_lp_mode is

         status = wait_for_completion_timeout(...);
         atomic_set(pm_set_in_process, 0);
         reinit_completion(...);

     If an indication arrives between wait_for_completion_timeout
     returning with status==1 and reinit_completion, the next
     enter_lp_mode iteration's wait can also see false success. The
     reinit must happen *before* we start the new request, not
     after handling the previous one.

  3) On wait_pm_ind timeout, the driver returns -ETIMEDOUT and walks
     away. It does not record that the firmware's actual PM state
     is no longer known to the host. Subsequent wake paths
     (gpio_wake / sbus_active) assume the chip is still active and
     hit deterministic SDIO failures when the firmware has
     transitioned anyway.

This patch is the safe-prerequisite half of a wider fix:

  * bes_pwr.h gains enum bes2600_chip_pm_state {ACTIVE, LP, UNKNOWN}
    and bes_power.chip_pm_state. Its job is to track what the host
    has *seen the firmware confirm*, not what the host has
    requested. Initialised to ACTIVE in bes2600_pwr_init().

  * bes2600_pwr_notify_ps_changed() unconditionally updates
    chip_pm_state on every indication, but only fires
    complete(pm_enter_cmpl) when atomic_cmpxchg(pm_set_in_process,
    1, 0) succeeds. A spontaneous indication can no longer prime a
    waiter that will only set up its request afterwards.

  * bes2600_pwr_enter_lp_mode() now reinit_completion()s before
    setting pm_set_in_process and sending wsm_set_pm. After a
    timeout, it cmpxchgs pm_set_in_process back to 0 (so a late
    indication cannot prime the next iteration) and on the win-
    cmpxchg branch records chip_pm_state=UNKNOWN.

A follow-up patch consumes chip_pm_state on the wake side
(bes2600_pwr_device_exit_lp_mode + bes2600_gpio_wakeup_mcu) to fix
the deterministic "active mcu fail" cycle this state-record
enables a fix for. Splitting the work this way keeps the lock-free
race fix small and reviewable on its own.

No new locks, no behaviour change on the success path. Only the
recovery path (timeout + spontaneous indication) gains correctness.

Signed-off-by: Markus Fritsche <fritsche.markus@gmail.com>
2026-04-28 16:11:08 +02:00
test0r db4ea70fb5 bes2600: widen scan-defer backoff to 30s and decay count on quiet
The scan-defer logic added in the previous patch ("bes2600: defer
scan and soften WARN on firmware reject") used a 10-second backoff
window and never cleared reject_count outside of a successful scan.
Field testing on a PineTab2 (linux-pinetab2 6.19.10-danctnix1) shows
two distinct mac80211 scan-retry cadences in practice:

  * Idle background scans every ~5 minutes when associated -- well
    outside any plausible backoff, the defer guard correctly falls
    through to a real WSM scan attempt.

  * Roam-evaluation bursts triggered when mac80211 wants to find a
    candidate AP for handover (signal degradation, beacon loss,
    locally-generated DEAUTH_LEAVING reason=3). Cadence is ~12 s, and
    one boot reproduced 14 such rejected scans in 3 minutes during a
    single burst, none of which engaged the defer guard because every
    retry landed just outside the 10 s window.

Two-line behaviour change to fix that:

  1. BES2600_SCAN_BACKOFF_JIFFIES grows from 10*HZ to 30*HZ, so a
     12 s-cadence burst stays inside the window across consecutive
     rejects and the third reject in the burst trips the threshold
     guard. The 5 min idle case is still naturally past the window
     and is unaffected.

  2. bes2600_scan_should_defer() resets reject_count to 0 when
     time_after(jiffies, backoff_until). Without this, reject_count
     accumulated indefinitely across the slow-cadence rejects, so an
     isolated reject after long quiet would have tripped the
     threshold the moment it arrived. After the change, count is
     latched only inside an active burst and decays cleanly when the
     burst ends.

Net effect on a roam burst:

  * t=0   reject #1 (count 1, backoff_until = t0 + 30s)
  * t=12  reject #2 (count 2, backoff_until = t1 + 30s)
  * t=24  reject #3 (count 3, threshold met, next scan deferred)
  * t=36  defer fires, no WSM round-trip, reject not sent
  * ...   defers continue until the firmware-policy state clears
  * scan succeeds -> reject_count = 0, normal cadence resumes

WSM 0x0007 confirm rejections in a burst drop from ~14 to ~3 (just
the scans needed to reach the threshold). wpa_supplicant's reason=3
locally-generated disconnects driven by exhausted roam candidates
during the same burst window also drop.

No new state, no new symbols, no change to mac80211-facing semantics:
the deferred scan still completes via the existing fail: path with
status=-EBUSY, the same response a real firmware-busy would produce.

Signed-off-by: Markus Fritsche <fritsche.markus@gmail.com>
2026-04-28 14:33:00 +02:00
test0r aff632ea64 bes2600: defer scan and soften WARN on firmware reject
On a BES2600-based PineTab2, mac80211's background-scan cadence
(about every 30 s when associated) triggers a two-step WARN splat
pattern, visible in dmesg roughly 30 times per 10 min of regular
WiFi use:

  wsm_generic_confirm ret 2
  WARNING: at wsm_handle_rx+0x8a4/0xf30 [bes2600]
  ... full stack trace ...
  ieee80211 phy0: wsm_generic_confirm failed for request 0x0007.
  WARNING: at bes2600_scan_work+0x5d4/0x810 [bes2600]
  ... full stack trace ...
  ieee80211 phy0: [SCAN] Scan failed (-22).

0x0007 is the WSM start-scan request; status 2 is the firmware's
rejected-by-policy response, which it returns for at least two
conditions:

  a) BT A2DP streaming in non-FDD coex mode -- the coex arbiter
     in firmware won't grant an off-channel window while a SCO/
     A2DP link is queued.
  b) A firmware-internal busy state whose exact trigger the
     driver cannot observe directly (confirmed on ohm with BT
     disconnected -- rejection still fires). Likely transient
     firmware-PM transitions.

Both are protocol-level policy responses, not kernel bugs, so the
full stack-trace WARN treatment is counterproductive: it buries
real problems and gets new users convinced the driver is broken.

Three-part fix:

  1. struct bes2600_scan grows two fields -- reject_count and
     backoff_until -- zero-initialised via the existing
     ieee80211_alloc_hw()-provided kzalloc.

  2. bes2600_scan_work() now consults bes2600_scan_should_defer()
     before calling bes2600_scan_start(). The helper short-
     circuits in two cases:

       - coex_is_bt_a2dp() is true and coex is not in FDD mode,
         since we already know the firmware will reject;
       - BES2600_SCAN_REJECT_THRESHOLD (3) consecutive rejections
         have fired and the BES2600_SCAN_BACKOFF_JIFFIES (10 s)
         backoff window has not yet elapsed.

     On defer or on a real firmware rejection, reject_count is
     bumped and backoff_until is refreshed. A successful scan
     clears reject_count.

  3. The WARN_ON(hw_priv->scan.status) at the scan_start() call
     site is replaced with a plain branch into the existing
     fail: label. wsm_generic_confirm()'s WARN() becomes a
     bes_devel() -- the per-request wiphy_warn in wsm_handle_rx
     (which includes the offending request id) is kept, so real
     debugging information is still on tape.

Net behaviour:

  - Expected rejections no longer produce stack traces. The only
    log line that remains on a rejected background scan is the
    upstream-caller's wiphy_warn identifying request 0x0007 or
    equivalent.
  - The driver stops hammering the firmware with doomed scan
    requests -- 3 rejections trigger a 10 s pause, during which
    bes2600_scan_work() returns without issuing WSM 0x0007.
  - The scan-completion path is unchanged; mac80211 sees the
    scan complete with no results and reissues on its normal
    cadence.
  - Real protocol-layer bugs (unexpected underflow in the
    confirm buffer) still WARN_ON at the 'underflow:' label.

Verified on ohm (PineTab2, linux-pinetab2 6.19.10-danctnix1-1):
WARN splat count dropped from 32 to 0 per 10 min uptime. WiFi
stays associated. No regression in other counters (KFENCE,
sdio_tx_work, RX failure, PS Mode Error, factory cali fail all
remain 0).

Signed-off-by: Markus Fritsche <fritsche.markus@gmail.com>
2026-04-24 23:53:05 +02:00
test0r f31c57adf7 debian/copyright: drop obsolete FSF street address
The 'You should have received a copy ... write to the Free
Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor,
Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA' paragraph flags the lintian tag
'old-fsf-address-in-copyright-file'. Debian prefers either no
address at all or an https://www.gnu.org/licenses/ reference;
in this file /usr/share/common-licenses/LGPL-2.1 is already
cited a few lines below, so the address is redundant. Replace
with the gnu.org URL per current FSF boilerplate.

Pre-existing text, no change to the licence terms.

Signed-off-by: Markus Fritsche <fritsche.markus@gmail.com>
2026-04-24 09:40:44 +02:00
test0r 8855718511 bes2600: demote 'wait pm ind timeout' from bes_err to bes_devel
bes2600_pwr_enter_lp_mode() logs 'wait pm ind timeout' at bes_err
level every time wait_for_completion_timeout() on the firmware's
PM-change indication returns 0. The preceding patch ('bes2600:
gate device LP-mode entry on successful per-VIF firmware
handshake') already handles this case correctly: the per-VIF
timeouts counter is incremented, the function returns
-ETIMEDOUT, and the device-side LP transition is skipped -- the
cascade into sdio_tx_work splats and [RX] Receive failure
messages is prevented.

The timeout itself is benign steady-state noise on the PineTab2
(BES2600WM). Firmware occasionally misses the 5 s PM-change
deadline when mac80211 flips power-save rapidly during
association or roaming; observed rate on a quiet, associated
ohm is roughly 3-10 events per 10 min of uptime, with no
user-visible effect. Keeping it at bes_err() level (== KERN_ERR,
priority 3) floods dmesg with what is already a handled
condition and makes real SDIO / PM errors harder to spot.

Demote to bes_devel() (== KERN_DEBUG gated on the driver's debug
flag). The gate in the caller is unchanged, so the downstream
suppression behaviour introduced by the earlier patch remains.
Real pathologies -- bes_err("set operation mode fail") on the
same path, and the timeouts != 0 / -ETIMEDOUT return consumed
by callers -- still surface at bes_err() / return-value level.

Signed-off-by: Markus Fritsche <fritsche.markus@gmail.com>
2026-04-24 08:55:10 +02:00
test0r ebb5c57988 bes2600: drop orphan DATA_DUMP_OBSERVE and access_file() file I/O
Two dead-in-default-build file-I/O sites remain in the driver
after the factory and chardev kernel_*() removals in the preceding
patches:

  - bes_fw.c DATA_DUMP_OBSERVE: four #ifdef DATA_DUMP_OBSERVE
    blocks built around the firmware-download path that open
    /lib/firmware/bes2002_fw_write.bin via filp_open(O_CREAT |
    O_RDWR), then log every transmitted firmware chunk via
    vfs_write() inside a get_fs()/set_fs(KERNEL_DS) wrapper. The
    controlling #define at bes_fw.c line 128 is commented out
    ('//#define DATA_DUMP_OBSERVE'), so none of this is ever
    compiled in a stock build.

  - main.c access_file(): a helper gated on
    GET_MAC_ADDR_METHOD == 2 || == 3 (default 4) using the same
    get_fs()/set_fs()/vfs_read()/vfs_write() pattern. No caller
    in the tree references it -- it was orphaned when the methods
    that consumed it were refactored out.

Both sites are unbuildable on modern kernels anyway: get_fs() /
set_fs() were removed from arm64 and the generic uaccess path in
the v5.10 era, and the legacy vfs_read() / vfs_write() variants
that took userspace-typed buffers went with them. The in-kernel
replacements would be kernel_read() / kernel_write(), which this
series is explicitly removing from the driver.

Remove both blocks, the commented-out '//#define DATA_DUMP_OBSERVE'
line, and the access_file() definition and its #if gate. No
behaviour change in any default or non-default build, because
nothing compiled or linked in the first place. After this patch
the driver contains zero filp_open / kernel_read / kernel_write /
vfs_read / vfs_write references -- a precondition for a
drivers/staging/bes2600/ linux-wireless RFC.

Signed-off-by: Markus Fritsche <fritsche.markus@gmail.com>
2026-04-24 08:55:10 +02:00
test0r ef24cdb891 bes2600: drop BES2600_WRITE_DPD_TO_FILE kernel_*() file paths
bes_chardev.c carried three functions gated behind the
BES2600_WRITE_DPD_TO_FILE Kconfig/make-flag (default off):

  - bes2600_chrdev_write_dpd_data_to_file()
      filp_open(O_CREAT | O_TRUNC | O_RDWR) + kernel_write()
      writing a raw DPD calibration blob back to
      BES2600_DPD_PATH (default /data/cfg/bes2600_dpd.bin, an
      Android-AOSP path).

  - bes2600_chrdev_read_and_check_dpd_data()
      filp_open(O_RDONLY) + kernel_read() reading the DPD blob
      from either BES2600_DPD_GOLDEN_PATH (/data/cfg/…) or
      BES2600_DEFAULT_DPD_PATH (/lib/firmware/bes2600_dpd.bin),
      followed by a CRC/version sanity check.

  - bes2600_chrdev_dpd_is_vaild() (sic), the CRC/version helper
    used only by the read path.

Plus the bes_cdev.no_dpd field, its module_param, and two
intrusion sites in bes2600_chrdev_get_dpd_data() and
bes2600_chrdev_update_dpd_data() that invoke the above.

The Makefile defaults BES2600_WRITE_DPD_TO_FILE=n, so in a stock
build all of this is dead code. It is still a standing upstream
blocker for exactly the same reasons as the factory-txt write
path removed in the preceding patch:

  - filp_open() + kernel_read()/kernel_write() bypass the
    firmware-class abstraction and LSM-governed access control
    that apply to /lib/firmware/.
  - The write target /data/cfg/ is an Android AOSP convention
    that does not exist on a Linux distribution and cannot be
    created by the kernel anyway.
  - A runtime DPD re-calibration is intended to reduce TX EVM
    after temperature or aging drift; persisting the result via
    kernel_write() is fundamentally a userspace concern (debugfs
    dump + userspace tool is the expected route).

Remove the entire #ifdef BES2600_WRITE_DPD_TO_FILE block from
bes_chardev.c (including the inner #ifdef inside
bes2600_chrdev_read_and_check_dpd_data() guarding a
DPD_BIN_FILE_SIZE size check that only applied to the read-back-
its-own-write case), the no_dpd field and module_param, and the
two invocation sites. Drop the Kconfig/make-flag and the three
associated PATH macros from the Makefile. Net: -155 lines, no
remaining filp_open/kernel_read/kernel_write anywhere in
bes_chardev.c.

The in-memory DPD state path is unchanged: bes2600_chrdev_get_dpd_
buffer() still allocates a kmalloc'd buffer used by the firmware-
download path, bes2600_chrdev_update_dpd_data() still validates
the buffer's CRC and transitions bes2600_cdev.wait_state on
success, and bes2600_chrdev_free_dpd_data() still releases the
buffer on unload. Only the file-I/O side-channel is removed.

Signed-off-by: Markus Fritsche <fritsche.markus@gmail.com>
2026-04-24 08:55:10 +02:00
test0r 64eae76f4e bes2600: drop kernel_write() persistence from factory cali save
Following the conversion of the factory-calibration READ path to
request_firmware() (earlier in this series), the factory-calibration
WRITE path in factory_section_write_file() was still using
filp_open(O_CREAT | O_TRUNC | O_RDWR) + kernel_write() to persist
updated calibration data back to FACTORY_PATH
(default /lib/firmware/bes2600/bes2600_factory.txt).

Writing to files under /lib/firmware/ from kernel code is a
standing upstream blocker for staging and for drivers/net/wireless/
submission generally:

 - filp_open()/kernel_write() bypass the firmware-class abstraction,
   the LSM framework, and user/group/mode enforcement that governs
   the firmware search paths. They have been repeatedly called out
   in staging-prep reviews.
 - The kernel runs with capabilities that userspace does not (CAP_
   DAC_OVERRIDE effectively); quietly rewriting firmware blobs that
   userspace owns is a surprise contract.
 - A module unload / reboot immediately after the write races the
   writeback and can leave a truncated calibration file on disk.

Remove factory_section_write_file() and its two call sites in
bes2600_wifi_cali_table_save(). The in-memory factory_save_p
remains authoritative for the duration of the session: the WSM
command handlers that triggered this path (power-cali-table,
freq-cali, efuse-flag, power-cali-flag) already update the live
struct factory_t, and reads served from file_buffer pick up the
rebuilt serialised form immediately. On the next probe the
firmware-class file is re-read read-only via request_firmware(),
as set up by the earlier patch.

If cross-reboot persistence of runtime-updated calibration becomes
a requirement, the expected route is a userspace-visible dump
interface -- a read-only debugfs file exporting the serialised
blob, or an nl80211 vendor command -- that lets userspace copy the
values to a chosen location under its own privileges. Such a
facility can land as a follow-up without touching the core driver
write path again.

Signed-off-by: Markus Fritsche <fritsche.markus@gmail.com>
2026-04-24 08:55:10 +02:00
test0r 315986ea27 bes2600: bounce SDIO TX buffers to avoid DMA OOB read
The SDIO TX path rounds the DMA transfer length up to the host's
current block size and hands that length to dma_map_sg() via
sg_set_buf(&sg[scatters], tx_buffer->buf, align) in sdio_tx_work().
tx_buffer->buf typically aliases into an skb linear head whose
allocated size matches tx_buffer->len, not the block-aligned
align. The DMA engine (swiotlb / dw_mci IDMAC) therefore reads up
to one block past the end of the skb. On a PineTab2 with KFENCE
enabled this fires as:

  BUG: KFENCE: out-of-bounds read in __pi_memcpy_generic
  Out-of-bounds read at ... (704B right of kfence-#...):
  __pi_memcpy_generic
  swiotlb_tbl_map_single
  swiotlb_map
  dma_direct_map_sg
  __dma_map_sg_attrs
  dma_map_sg_attrs
  dw_mci_pre_dma_transfer
  __dw_mci_start_request
  ...
  bes_sdio_memcpy_to_io_helper+0x18c/0x288 [bes2600]
  sdio_tx_work+0x2b4/0x4a0 [bes2600]

allocated by ... pskb_expand_head / validate_xmit_skb / tcp_*

In addition to being undefined behavior, the padding bytes (which
come from whatever memory follows the skb) are transmitted to the
peer, leaking kernel memory on the air.

Allocate a driver-owned DMA-page bounce buffer sized to
MAX_SDIO_TRANSFER_LEN and use it as the scatter-gather backing for
sdio_tx_work. Each TX buffer is copied into its bounce slot and the
tail (align - tx_buffer->len bytes) is zeroed. This mirrors the
existing bounce pattern already used by bes2600_sdio_memcpy_toio()
via single_gathered_buffer; a separate allocation is used for the
TX path because single_gathered_buffer is only serialised via
sdio_claim_host and sdio_tx_work accumulates scatter entries before
claiming the bus.

Signed-off-by: Markus Fritsche <fritsche.markus@gmail.com>
2026-04-24 08:55:10 +02:00
test0r 9012b74eea bes2600: enable CONFIG_BES2600_TESTMODE by default + fix bit-rotted testmode plumbing
The driver implements a mac80211 testmode_cmd operation that dispatches
to a set of vendor commands (GET_TX_POWER_LEVEL, GET_TX_POWER_RANGE,
SET_SNAP_FRAME, TSM_STATS, GET_ROAM_DELAY, GET_STREAM, etc) plus the
BES2600 RF-test path (bes2600_vendor_rf_cmd → firmware
patch_wifi_testMode). The testmode handlers and the .testmode_cmd
binding in struct ieee80211_ops are conditionally compiled under
CONFIG_BES2600_TESTMODE, which previously defaulted to n.

Flip the Makefile default from n to y so wifi_testmode_cmd.o is
included in the build and the .testmode_cmd op is populated. On the
PineTab2 target kernel (linux-pinetab2 6.19.10-danctnix1, built with
CONFIG_NL80211_TESTMODE=y) this exposes the BES2600 RF-test surface
through the standard nl80211 testmode interface ('iw phy0 ...').

This also makes visible two classes of bit-rot that had accumulated
while nobody was building with CONFIG_BES2600_TESTMODE=y:

1. sta.c contains ~41 calls to bes2600_info() / bes2600_err() /
   bes2600_warn() / bes2600_dbg() / bes2600_err_with_cond() - a
   legacy log-macro family carrying a BES2600_DBG_* subsystem-id
   first argument. Neither the macros nor any of the BES2600_DBG_*
   constants are defined anywhere in the tree. The same call pattern
   appears under #if defined(BES2600_DETECTION_LOGIC) in hwio.c and
   under CONFIG_BES2600_ITP in itp.c, both normally disabled.

   Add minimal shim macros to bes_log.h that rewire the calls onto
   the existing bes_info() / bes_err() / bes_warn() / bes_devel()
   family (ignoring the subsystem id). Define BES2600_DBG_SBUS,
   BES2600_DBG_DOWNLOAD, BES2600_DBG_ITP and BES2600_DBG_TEST_MODE
   as 0 constants for documentation / grep.

2. bes2600_start_stop_tsm(), bes2600_get_tsm_params(), and
   bes2600_get_roam_delay() are declared in sta.c with external
   linkage but have no prototype in any header. All callers live in
   sta.c (inside bes2600_testmode_cmd). With CONFIG_BES2600_TESTMODE
   off the compiler never sees them; with it on gcc
   -Werror=missing-prototypes breaks the build.

   Mark the three functions static. (Keeping them file-local also
   matches their actual usage.)

Both changes are strictly scoped to make CONFIG_BES2600_TESTMODE=y
buildable; no behavioural change when the flag is off.

Tested-on: PineTab2 (BES2600WM + RK3566) running linux-pinetab2
6.19.10-danctnix1-1 with CONFIG_NL80211_TESTMODE=y. Module builds
cleanly, nl80211 testmode interface reachable via 'iw phy0 ...' from
userspace.

Signed-off-by: Markus Fritsche <fritsche.markus@gmail.com>
2026-04-24 08:55:10 +02:00
test0r 8539460bf1 bes2600: remove userspace /dev/bes2600 character device interface
bes_chardev.c implemented a custom character device at /dev/bes2600 with
its own parser and command-dispatch table, exposing operations such as
'wifi on|off', 'bt on|off', 'change_fw_type <n>', 'bt_wakeup',
'bt_sleep', and 'wakeup_read_flag'. None of these surfaces are used by
the in-tree driver - every kernel call site consumes the internal state
accessors (bes2600_chrdev_is_signal_mode, bes2600_chrdev_get_fw_type,
etc) directly, not through the cdev.

The cdev interface is a standing upstream blocker for two reasons:

  1. Drivers under drivers/staging/ and drivers/net/wireless/ are
     expected to expose tuning via the firmware/nl80211/debugfs
     infrastructure rather than a private /dev node with an ad-hoc
     parser.

  2. The cdev handlers keep a global bes_cdev singleton alive whose
     ->cdev, ->dev_id, ->class and ->device pointers exist only to be
     torn down; they add no functionality that nl80211 or rfkill do
     not already provide (wifi/bt on-off, module_param for fw_type).

Remove the userspace interface:

  - open / read / write / release file_operations handlers and the
    bes2600_chardev_fops instance
  - bes2600_op_* command handlers and bes2600_op_map_tab dispatcher
  - bes2600_get_cmd_and_ifname / bes2600_recyle_cmd_and_ifname_mem
    string helpers
  - bes2600_load_uevent (its only caller was
    bes2600_chrdev_wifi_force_close_work informing userspace of a
    state it already gates via rfkill; that snprintf +
    kobject_uevent_env block is gone too, the kernel-side
    halt_device + switch_wifi(0) + chrdev_check_system_close
    sequence remains)
  - alloc_chrdev_region / cdev_init / cdev_add / class_create /
    device_create in bes2600_chrdev_init plus the fail1/fail2/fail3
    unwind labels
  - cdev_del / unregister_chrdev_region / device_destroy /
    class_destroy in bes2600_chrdev_free
  - cdev/dev_id/major/minor/class/device fields in struct bes_cdev

What remains (unchanged behaviour):

  - fw_type module parameter - the primary user-facing knob for
    signal/no-signal/BT mode switch
  - All in-kernel bes2600_chrdev_* accessor functions called from
    bes2600_sdio.c, bes_pwr.c, sta.c, bh.c, main.c, wsm.c, and
    wifi_testmode_cmd.c (13 call sites)
  - bes2600_chrdev_init / bes2600_chrdev_free as state-init / teardown
    for the remaining bes_cdev state (waitqueues, workqueues, flags)
  - DPD management (bes2600_chrdev_get_dpd_buffer / update / free)
  - wifi_force_close worker, system-close logic, bus-probe state
    machine

Tested-on: PineTab2 (BES2600WM + RK3566) running linux-pinetab2
6.19.10-danctnix1-1. Driver continues to associate and pass traffic;
no kernel messages related to the cdev absence. Users that previously
wrote to /dev/bes2600 should switch to the fw_type module parameter
or (future patch c4) nl80211 testmode commands.

Follow-ups:

  - c3.1: thread struct device * through bes2600_chrdev_is_signal_mode
    and friends so the global bes2600_cdev singleton can be dropped
    and the accessors scale to multi-device scenarios.
  - c4:   enable CONFIG_BES2600_TESTMODE and route nl80211 testmode
    commands to the firmware's patch_wifi_testMode entry.

Signed-off-by: Markus Fritsche <fritsche.markus@gmail.com>
2026-04-24 08:55:10 +02:00
test0r 19feb8181a bes2600: gate device LP-mode entry on successful per-VIF firmware handshake
bes2600_pwr_enter_lp_mode() drives the transition to low-power for each
associated STA VIF: it pushes wsm_set_pm(), waits up to 5 seconds on
pm_enter_cmpl for the firmware to acknowledge, then unconditionally
calls bes2600_pwr_device_enter_lp_mode() to drop the device end of the
bus.

Two bugs:

1. A failed wsm_set_pm() only logs an error, then still falls into
   wait_for_completion_timeout() on a completion the firmware will
   never post (the set-mode command never reached it). The loop
   therefore always blocks the full 5 s, logs a second error, and
   proceeds.

2. A genuine wait-timeout (firmware received the set-mode command but
   never posted the indication) also only logs a warning. The code
   then drops to bes2600_pwr_device_enter_lp_mode(), handing the
   device subsystem an inconsistent view of mac-layer state.

On PineTab2 (BES2600WM + RK3566) the second bug is the recurring
root-cause of the 'bes2600_pwr_enter_lp_mode, wait pm ind timeout'
message flooding dmesg every 5-10 s when the interface is associated
and idle. Sending the device to LP in that state cascades into the
SDIO TX path as the 'bes_sdio_memcpy_to_io_helper / sdio_tx_work'
WARN splat.

Fix:
  - Add a 'timeouts' counter; bump it on both failure paths.
  - Skip the wait_for_completion entirely when wsm_set_pm() failed
    (there is no completion to wait for).
  - Only call bes2600_pwr_device_enter_lp_mode() when every per-VIF
    handshake reached firmware-ACKed completion; otherwise return
    -ETIMEDOUT and leave the device in its current power state.

Tested-on: PineTab2 running linux-pinetab2 6.19.10-danctnix1-1.
Post-patch the handshake still fails on this particular firmware
revision (separate root-cause investigation outside this patch), but
the driver now returns -ETIMEDOUT cleanly instead of flooding dmesg
and destabilising the SDIO path.

Signed-off-by: Markus Fritsche <fritsche.markus@gmail.com>
2026-04-24 08:55:10 +02:00
test0r 20d349e2b5 bes2600: thread struct device * through factory request_firmware() call
Follow-up to \"bes2600: use request_firmware() for factory.txt read\".
That patch switched the factory calibration read path from filp_open()
+ kernel_read() to request_firmware(), but passed dev=NULL to
request_firmware() because factory_section_read_file() did not have a
struct device * in scope. The resulting logs carry the
'(NULL device *):' prefix and do not propagate a udev association.

Add a module-local static struct device * used as the firmware-class
load context, plus a small exported setter:

    static struct device *bes2600_factory_dev;
    void bes2600_factory_set_dev(struct device *dev);

Wire bes2600_factory_set_dev(&func->dev) from bes2600_sdio_probe(),
right after bes2600_platform_data_init() so the platform layer has
already had a chance to use the same struct device for its own
initialization.

factory_section_read_file() now passes bes2600_factory_dev (instead
of NULL) to request_firmware(). When the factory read happens before
probe (not currently the case on PineTab2) the pointer is still NULL
and request_firmware() accepts that; no regression.

No API changes to bes2600_get_factory_cali_data() callers. The
char *path parameter remains (it is the firmware-class name fed
straight to request_firmware()).

Tested-on: PineTab2 (BES2600WM + RK3566) running linux-pinetab2
6.19.10-danctnix1-1. Driver probes, factory data is read, and any
post-c5 factory diagnostics now carry the SDIO device identity
instead of '(NULL device *)'.

Signed-off-by: Markus Fritsche <fritsche.markus@gmail.com>
2026-04-24 08:55:10 +02:00
test0r 98c6e363f0 bes2600: default STANDARD_FACTORY_EFUSE_FLAG off for PineTab2 factory.txt format
The shipped factory calibration file bes2600_factory.txt on PineTab2
(danctnix linux-firmware 0.3.5_2023.0209) contains 30 calibration
fields: head (3), iq/xtal (3), 2.4G power 11n (5), 5G power 11n (15),
bt (4). The file terminates with '%%\n' directly after edr_power.

When STANDARD_FACTORY_EFUSE_FLAG is defined at compile time the driver
assembles STANDARD_FACTORY with an extra select_efuse_flag section
appended and expects 31 sscanf matches (FACTORY_MEMBER_NUM=31):

    __STANDARD_FACTORY + \"##select_efuse_flag\\nselect_efuse:%hx\\n\"
                      + \"%%%%\\n\"

The PineTab2 factory.txt has no select_efuse_flag section, so sscanf
stops after field 30 and factory_parse() returns -1 with:

    bes2600_factory.txt parse fail
    read and check bes2600/bes2600_factory.txt error
    factory cali data get failed.

This was latent until the preceding patch (use request_firmware() for
factory.txt read) fixed the path bug that masked the parse failure.

Default STANDARD_FACTORY_EFUSE_FLAG to n. The flag remains overridable
at build time (make STANDARD_FACTORY_EFUSE_FLAG=y ...) for chips /
firmware packages that do ship the select_efuse_flag section.

Also: the wsm_save_factory_txt_to_mcu() prototype in wsm.h was
inconsistently wrapped in a conditional that keyed on
STANDARD_FACTORY_EFUSE_FLAG, but the function definition in wsm.c and
the call site in sta.c are ungated. With the flag now defaulting to
n, the gcc -Werror=missing-prototypes flag breaks the build. Drop the
conditional wrapper around the prototype — the function exists and is
used regardless of the factory-parse flag.

Tested-on: PineTab2 (BES2600WM + RK3566) running linux-pinetab2
6.19.10-danctnix1-1. With the flag defaulted off, factory_parse()
succeeds on the shipped factory.txt, factory_cali_data is populated,
and dmesg no longer shows the parse-fail / read-and-check-error /
factory-cali-data-get-failed sequence.

Signed-off-by: Markus Fritsche <fritsche.markus@gmail.com>
2026-04-24 08:55:10 +02:00
test0r b76c9904f8 bes2600: use request_firmware() for factory.txt read
The BES2600 factory calibration file (bes2600_factory.txt) was being read
via filp_open() + kernel_read() from a hard-coded absolute path baked in
at compile time via the FACTORY_PATH Makefile macro
(default: /lib/firmware/bes2600_factory.txt).

This had several problems:

1. Path mismatch - linux-firmware-style packaging (and danctnix 0.2-5
   device-pine64-pinetab2) ships the file at
   /lib/firmware/bes2600/bes2600_factory.txt, not /lib/firmware/. The
   driver logged '(NULL device *): read and check
   /lib/firmware/bes2600_factory.txt error' on every boot on PineTab2
   running linux-pinetab2 6.19.10-danctnix1-1.

2. Direct filesystem access via filp_open() / kernel_read() from a driver
   is an anti-pattern that upstream rejects: drivers should use
   request_firmware() to get binary data from userspace-managed firmware
   directories. request_firmware() natively searches the firmware_class
   path list (typically /lib/firmware + derivatives), associates the load
   with a uevent, and respects the firmware-loading infrastructure.

3. The (NULL device *) prefix in error messages indicated the absence of
   proper device-context logging. While this patch does not yet thread
   struct device through, the upstream path uses request_firmware() which
   works with dev=NULL and is the building block for a follow-up patch
   that adds per-chip device context.

Repoint the FACTORY_PATH default to the firmware-class name
(bes2600/bes2600_factory.txt) - request_firmware() prepends
/lib/firmware/ from the configured search paths. The macro remains
overridable at build time for non-standard deployments.

Rewrite factory_section_read_file() to:
  * Call request_firmware(&fw, path, NULL).
  * Size-check fw->size against FACTORY_MAX_SIZE.
  * memcpy the data into the caller's buffer.
  * Always call release_firmware() on exit.

The file write path (factory_section_write_file + kernel_write) is left
unchanged in this patch; it is the subject of a follow-up patch that
removes kernel_write and moves any remaining userspace-visible factory
configuration to a standard kernel-userspace boundary (debugfs or
nl80211 testmode).

No caller signature changes. No Makefile flag drops. Bisectable.

Tested-on: PineTab2 (BES2600WM + RK3566) running linux-pinetab2
6.19.10-danctnix1-1, deployed via /lib/modules/<ver>/extra/. Verified
post-reboot: original 'read and check /lib/firmware/bes2600_factory.txt
error' is gone; request_firmware reads the file successfully (a separate
factory_parse() bug, previously masked by the read failure, is now
exposed and tracked separately).

Signed-off-by: Markus Fritsche <fritsche.markus@gmail.com>
2026-04-24 08:55:10 +02:00
16 changed files with 328 additions and 830 deletions
+3 -15
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@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ KERN_DIR = /lib/modules/$(KERNELRELEASE)/build
# feature option
BES2600 ?= m
CONFIG_BES2600_TESTMODE ?= n
CONFIG_BES2600_TESTMODE ?= y
CONFIG_BES2600_ENABLE_DEVEL_LOGS ?= n
@@ -28,7 +28,6 @@ CONFIG_BES2600_WIFI_BOOT_ON ?= y
CONFIG_BES2600_BT_BOOT_ON ?= n
BES2600_GPIO_WAKEUP_AP ?= n
BES2600_WRITE_DPD_TO_FILE ?= n
BES2600_TX_MORE_RETRY ?= n
# bes evb
@@ -65,8 +64,8 @@ BES2600_DRV_VERSION := bes2600_0.3.5_2024.0116
ifeq ($(CONFIG_BES2600_CALIB_FROM_LINUX),y)
FACTORY_CRC_CHECK ?= n
STANDARD_FACTORY_EFUSE_FLAG ?= y
FACTORY_PATH ?= /lib/firmware/bes2600_factory.txt
STANDARD_FACTORY_EFUSE_FLAG ?= n
FACTORY_PATH ?= bes2600/bes2600_factory.txt
endif
# basic function
@@ -93,12 +92,6 @@ ccflags-y += -DBES_UNIFIED_PM
ccflags-y += -DBES_SDIO_OPTIMIZED_LEN
ccflags-y += -DBES2600_HOST_TIMESTAMP_DEBUG
ifeq ($(BES2600_WRITE_DPD_TO_FILE),y)
BES2600_DPD_PATH ?= /data/cfg/bes2600_dpd.bin
BES2600_DEFAULT_DPD_PATH ?= /lib/firmware/bes2600_dpd.bin
BES2600_DPD_GOLDEN_PATH ?= /data/cfg/bes2600_dpd_golden.bin
endif
ifeq ($(BES2600_DUMP_FW_DPD_LOG),y)
BES2600_DPD_LOG_PATH ?= /data/applog/bes2600_dpd_log.log
endif
@@ -135,9 +128,6 @@ ccflags-y += $(call boolen_flag,BSS_LOSS_CHECK,y)
ccflags-y += $(call string_flag,BES2600_LOAD_FW_TOOL_PATH)
ccflags-y += $(call string_flag,BES2600_LOAD_FW_TOOL_DEVICE)
ccflags-y += $(call string_flag,BES2600_DRV_VERSION)
ccflags-y += $(call string_flag,BES2600_DPD_PATH)
ccflags-y += $(call string_flag,BES2600_DEFAULT_DPD_PATH)
ccflags-y += $(call string_flag,BES2600_DPD_GOLDEN_PATH)
ccflags-y += $(call boolen_flag,BES2600_INDEPENDENT_EVB,y)
ccflags-y += $(call boolen_flag,BES2600_INTEGRATED_MODULE_V1,y)
@@ -159,8 +149,6 @@ ccflags-y += $(call boolen_flag,FACTORY_SAVE_MULTI_PATH,y)
ccflags-y += $(call boolen_flag,FACTORY_CRC_CHECK,y)
ccflags-y += $(call boolen_flag,BES2600_GPIO_WAKEUP_AP,y)
ccflags-y += $(call boolen_flag,BES2600_WRITE_DPD_TO_FILE,y)
ccflags-y += $(call boolen_flag,BES2600_DUMP_FW_DPD_LOG,y)
ccflags-y += $(call string_flag,BES2600_DPD_LOG_PATH)
+43 -65
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@@ -12,6 +12,7 @@
#include <linux/module.h>
#include <linux/sched.h>
#include <linux/fs.h>
#include <linux/firmware.h>
#include <linux/slab.h>
#include <linux/mutex.h>
#include <linux/crc32.h>
@@ -30,6 +31,18 @@
static DEFINE_MUTEX(factory_lock);
/*
* struct device * for request_firmware() context. Set once at SDIO
* probe via bes2600_factory_set_dev(). NULL is tolerated (falls back
* to the udev-less firmware-class path) but loses per-device logging.
*/
static struct device *bes2600_factory_dev;
void bes2600_factory_set_dev(struct device *dev)
{
bes2600_factory_dev = dev;
}
/*
* It is only used for temporary storage.
* Every time get the factory, it will read from the
@@ -137,66 +150,32 @@ static int bes2600_factory_crc_check(struct factory_t *factory_data)
*/
static int factory_section_read_file(char *path, void *buffer)
{
int ret = 0;
struct file *fp;
const struct firmware *fw;
int ret;
if (!path || !buffer) {
bes_err("%s NULL pointer err\n", __func__);
return -1;
}
bes_devel("reading %s \n", path);
bes_devel("requesting firmware-class %s\n", path);
fp = filp_open(path, O_RDONLY, 0); //S_IRUSR
if (IS_ERR(fp)) {
bes_devel("BES2600 : can't open %s\n",path);
ret = request_firmware(&fw, path, bes2600_factory_dev);
if (ret) {
bes_devel("BES2600: request_firmware(%s) failed: %d\n", path, ret);
return -1;
}
if (fp->f_inode->i_size <= 0 || fp->f_inode->i_size > FACTORY_MAX_SIZE) {
bes_err( "bes2600_factory.txt size check failed, read_size: %lld max_size: %d\n",
fp->f_inode->i_size, FACTORY_MAX_SIZE);
filp_close(fp, NULL);
if (fw->size == 0 || fw->size > FACTORY_MAX_SIZE) {
bes_err("bes2600_factory.txt size check failed, read_size: %zu max_size: %d\n",
fw->size, FACTORY_MAX_SIZE);
release_firmware(fw);
return -1;
}
ret = kernel_read(fp, buffer, fp->f_inode->i_size, &fp->f_pos);
filp_close(fp, NULL);
if (ret != fp->f_inode->i_size) {
bes_err("bes2600_factory.txt read fail\n");
ret = -1;
}
return ret;
}
/**
* factory_section_write_file - Write data of specified length to file
* @path: path of the file
* @buffer: storage of write data
* @size: length of data to write
*
* Return: length on success, negative error code otherwise.
*/
static int factory_section_write_file(char *path, void *buffer, int size)
{
int ret = 0;
struct file *fp;
bes_devel("writing %s \n", path);
fp = filp_open(path, O_TRUNC | O_CREAT | O_RDWR, S_IRUSR);
if (IS_ERR(fp)) {
bes_devel("BES2600 : can't open %s\n",path);
return -1;
}
ret = kernel_write(fp, buffer, size, &fp->f_pos);
filp_close(fp,NULL);
memcpy(buffer, fw->data, fw->size);
ret = (int)fw->size;
release_firmware(fw);
return ret;
}
@@ -891,9 +870,22 @@ static inline int factory_build(uint8_t *dest_buf, struct factory_t *factory)
#endif
}
/*
* Rebuild the serialised calibration blob in file_buffer from the live
* in-memory factory_save_p. Previously this function also persisted the
* blob back to FACTORY_PATH via filp_open(O_CREAT) + kernel_write(); that
* is not acceptable in mainline, so the persistence step has been removed.
*
* The in-memory factory_save_p remains authoritative for the duration of
* the session; on the next probe the firmware-class file is read back
* read-only via request_firmware(). If cross-reboot persistence of runtime
* calibration updates becomes a requirement, the expected route is a
* userspace-facing dump interface (debugfs read-only blob, or nl80211
* vendor command) that lets userspace read the serialised form and store
* it under its own privileges.
*/
static int bes2600_wifi_cali_table_save(u8 *file_buffer, struct factory_t *factory_save_p)
{
int ret = 0;
int w_size;
u32 crc_len = sizeof(factory_data_t);
#ifndef STANDARD_FACTORY_EFUSE_FLAG
@@ -902,13 +894,11 @@ static int bes2600_wifi_cali_table_save(u8 *file_buffer, struct factory_t *facto
bes_devel("enter %s\n", __func__);
if (!file_buffer) {
if (!file_buffer)
return -ENOMEM;
}
if (!factory_save_p) {
if (!factory_save_p)
return -ENOENT;
}
/* All initialized to space */
memset(file_buffer, 32, FACTORY_MAX_SIZE);
@@ -920,22 +910,10 @@ static int bes2600_wifi_cali_table_save(u8 *file_buffer, struct factory_t *facto
w_size = factory_build(file_buffer, factory_save_p);
if (w_size < 0 || w_size > FACTORY_MAX_SIZE) {
bes_err("%s: build failed! ret = %d.", __func__, ret);
bes_err("%s: build failed! w_size = %d.", __func__, w_size);
return -ETXTBSY;
}
#ifdef FACTORY_SAVE_MULTI_PATH
/* avoid trailing characters '\0' */
file_buffer[w_size] = 32;
ret = factory_section_write_file(FACTORY_PATH, file_buffer, FACTORY_MAX_SIZE);
#else
ret = factory_section_write_file(FACTORY_PATH, file_buffer, w_size);
#endif
if(ret < 0) {
bes_err("%s: write failed! ret = %d.", __func__, ret);
return ret;
}
return 0;
}
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@@ -199,6 +199,9 @@ enum factory_cali_status {
/* just calibrate 11n, other protocols are automatically mapped */
#define WIFI_RF_11N_MODE 0x15
/* set the struct device * used for request_firmware() context */
void bes2600_factory_set_dev(struct device *dev);
/* read wifi & bt factory cali value*/
u8* bes2600_get_factory_cali_data(u8 *file_buffer, u32 *data_len, char *path);
void factory_little_endian_cvrt(u8 *data);
+42 -1
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@@ -30,6 +30,7 @@
#include "bes2600.h"
#include "sbus.h"
#include "bes2600_plat.h"
#include "bes2600_factory.h"
#include "hwio.h"
#include "bes_chardev.h"
#include "bes_log.h"
@@ -94,6 +95,7 @@ struct sbus_priv {
struct work_struct tx_work;
struct scatterlist tx_sg[BES_SDIO_TX_MULTIPLE_NUM + 1];
struct scatterlist tx_sg_nosignal[BES_SDIO_TX_MULTIPLE_NUM_NOSIGNAL + 1];
u8 *tx_bounce;
u32 tx_data_cnt;
u32 tx_xfer_cnt;
u32 tx_proc_cnt;
@@ -1135,7 +1137,26 @@ static void sdio_tx_work(struct work_struct *work)
}
}
sg_set_buf(&sg[scatters], tx_buffer->buf, align);
/*
* The transfer length is rounded up to the SDIO block
* size, but tx_buffer->buf is only tx_buffer->len bytes
* long (it usually aliases into an skb linear head).
* Copy into a driver-owned bounce buffer and zero-pad
* to the aligned size; otherwise DMA reads past the
* skb and leaks adjacent kernel memory on the wire --
* observed as KFENCE OOB reads from
* bes_sdio_memcpy_to_io_helper via dma_map_sg.
*/
if (WARN_ON_ONCE(total_len + align > MAX_SDIO_TRANSFER_LEN))
goto flush_previous;
memcpy(self->tx_bounce + total_len,
tx_buffer->buf, tx_buffer->len);
if (align > tx_buffer->len)
memset(self->tx_bounce + total_len +
tx_buffer->len, 0,
align - tx_buffer->len);
sg_set_buf(&sg[scatters],
self->tx_bounce + total_len, align);
total_len += align;
++scatters;
/*del_node:*/
@@ -1834,6 +1855,9 @@ static int bes2600_sdio_probe(struct sdio_func *func,
if (ret)
goto err;
/* wire struct device into factory.c for request_firmware() context */
bes2600_factory_set_dev(dev);
self->pdata = bes2600_get_platform_data();
self->func = func;
self->dev = &func->dev;
@@ -1853,6 +1877,17 @@ static int bes2600_sdio_probe(struct sdio_func *func,
if (!self->single_gathered_buffer)
return -ENOMEM;
#endif
#ifdef BES_SDIO_TX_MULTIPLE_ENABLE
self->tx_bounce = (u8 *)__get_dma_pages(GFP_KERNEL,
get_order(MAX_SDIO_TRANSFER_LEN));
if (!self->tx_bounce) {
#ifndef SDIO_HOST_ADMA_SUPPORT
free_pages((unsigned long)self->single_gathered_buffer,
get_order(MAX_SDIO_TRANSFER_LEN));
#endif
return -ENOMEM;
}
#endif
#ifdef BES_SDIO_RXTX_TOGGLE
self->fw_started = false;
#endif
@@ -1981,6 +2016,12 @@ static void bes2600_sdio_remove(struct sdio_func *func)
if (self->single_gathered_buffer) {
free_pages((unsigned long)self->single_gathered_buffer, get_order(MAX_SDIO_TRANSFER_LEN));
}
#endif
#ifdef BES_SDIO_TX_MULTIPLE_ENABLE
if (self->tx_bounce) {
free_pages((unsigned long)self->tx_bounce,
get_order(MAX_SDIO_TRANSFER_LEN));
}
#endif
kfree(self);
}
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@@ -43,12 +43,6 @@ enum bus_probe_state {
};
struct bes_cdev {
struct cdev cdev;
dev_t dev_id;
int major;
int minor;
struct class *class;
struct device *device;
atomic_t num_proc;
wait_queue_head_t open_wq;
spinlock_t status_lock;
@@ -69,9 +63,6 @@ struct bes_cdev {
struct delayed_work probe_timeout_work;
enum bus_probe_state bus_probe;
struct work_struct wifi_force_close_work;
#ifdef BES2600_WRITE_DPD_TO_FILE
int no_dpd;
#endif
enum pend_read_op read_flag;
enum wakeup_event wakeup_by_event; /* used to filter unwanted event wakeup reason report */
u16 wakeup_state; /* for userspace check wakeup reason */
@@ -91,9 +82,6 @@ struct bes2600_op_map {
static struct bes_cdev bes2600_cdev;
module_param_named(fw_type, bes2600_cdev.fw_type, int, 0644);
#ifdef BES2600_WRITE_DPD_TO_FILE
module_param_named(no_dpd, bes2600_cdev.no_dpd, int, 0644);
#endif
extern int bes2600_register_net_dev(struct sbus_priv *bus_priv);
extern int bes2600_unregister_net_dev(struct sbus_priv *bus_priv);
@@ -249,351 +237,18 @@ int bes2600_switch_bt(bool on)
return ret;
}
static int bes2600_get_cmd_and_ifname(const char *str, char **result)
{
int cmd_len = 0;
int ifname_len = 0;
char *sp = NULL;
char *tmp_ptr = NULL;
char *cmd_ptr = NULL;
/* check if input arguments is valid */
if (!str || strncmp(str, "ifname:", 7) != 0)
return -1;
sp = strchr(str, ' ');
if (strncmp(sp + 1, "cmd:", 4) != 0)
return -1;
/* extract interface name */
ifname_len = sp - str - 7;
tmp_ptr = kmalloc(ifname_len + 1, GFP_KERNEL);
if (!tmp_ptr) {
return -2;
}
strncpy(tmp_ptr, str+7, ifname_len);
tmp_ptr[ifname_len] = '\0';
result[0] = tmp_ptr;
/* get command length */
cmd_ptr = strstr(str, "cmd:");
cmd_ptr += 4;
sp = strchr(cmd_ptr, ' ');
if (!sp) { /* the command don't have any parameter */
cmd_len = strlen(cmd_ptr);
if (cmd_ptr[cmd_len - 1] == '\n')
--cmd_len;
} else { /* the command have one or more parameter */
cmd_len = sp - cmd_ptr;
}
/* copy command to out buffer */
tmp_ptr = kmalloc( cmd_len + 1, GFP_KERNEL);
if (!tmp_ptr) {
kfree(result[0]);
result[0] = NULL;
return -3;
}
strncpy(tmp_ptr, cmd_ptr, cmd_len);
tmp_ptr[cmd_len] = '\0';
result[1] = tmp_ptr;
return 0;
}
static void bes2600_recyle_cmd_and_ifname_mem(char **info)
{
if (info[0]) {
kfree(info[0]);
info[0] = NULL;
}
if (info[1]) {
kfree(info[1]);
info[1] = NULL;
}
}
static int bes2600_op_default_handler(const char *str)
{
char *info[2] = {0};
if (bes2600_get_cmd_and_ifname(str, info) == 0) {
bes_devel("cmd(%s) on %s not handled\n", info[1], info[0]);
} else {
bes_err("%s get command fail, the origin string is %s\n", __func__, str);
}
bes2600_recyle_cmd_and_ifname_mem(info);
return 0;
}
static int bes2600_op_wifi_bt_on_off(const char *str)
{
char *info[2] = {0};
int ret = 0;
enum wait_state wait_state;
enum bus_probe_state probe_state;
unsigned long status = 0;
spin_lock(&bes2600_cdev.status_lock);
probe_state = bes2600_cdev.bus_probe;
wait_state = bes2600_cdev.wait_state;
spin_unlock(&bes2600_cdev.status_lock);
/* only work for wifi signal mode */
if (bes2600_cdev.fw_type != BES2600_FW_TYPE_WIFI_SIGNAL)
return -EFAULT;
/* wait bus probe operation end */
if (probe_state == BES2600_BUS_PROBE_START) {
bes_devel("wait bus probe operation end\n");
status = wait_event_timeout(bes2600_cdev.probe_done_wq,
(bes2600_cdev.bus_probe > BES2600_BUS_PROBE_START),
HZ);
WARN_ON(status <= 0);
}
/* must wait previous operation end in critical section */
if (wait_state != BES2600_BOOT_WAIT_NONE) {
bes_devel("wait previous operation end\n");
status = wait_event_timeout(bes2600_cdev.probe_done_wq,
(bes2600_cdev.wait_state == BES2600_BOOT_WAIT_NONE),
HZ * 8);
WARN_ON(status <= 0);
}
/* if dpd calibration is doing, modify wifi and bt state directly */
spin_lock(&bes2600_cdev.status_lock);
if (bes2600_cdev.bus_probe == BES2600_BUS_PROBE_OK && !bes2600_cdev.dpd_calied) {
if (bes2600_get_cmd_and_ifname(str, info) == 0) {
if (strncmp(info[1], "WIFI_ON", 7) == 0) {
bes2600_cdev.wifi_opened = true;
} else if (strncmp(info[1], "WIFI_OFF", 8) == 0) {
bes2600_cdev.wifi_opened = false;
} else if (strncmp(info[1], "BT_ON", 5) == 0) {
bes2600_cdev.bt_opened = true;
bes2600_cdev.bton_pending = true;
} else if (strncmp(info[1], "BT_OFF", 6) == 0) {
bes2600_cdev.bt_opened = false;
bes2600_cdev.bton_pending = false;
}
}
bes2600_recyle_cmd_and_ifname_mem(info);
spin_unlock(&bes2600_cdev.status_lock);
/* wait probe done event */
status = wait_event_timeout(bes2600_cdev.probe_done_wq,
bes2600_bootup_end(), HZ * 8);
WARN_ON(status <= 0);
return (status <= 0 || bes2600_chrdev_is_bus_error()) ? -EFAULT : 0;
}
spin_unlock(&bes2600_cdev.status_lock);
/* process wifi/bt on/off operation */
if (bes2600_get_cmd_and_ifname(str, info) == 0) {
if (strncmp(info[1], "WIFI_ON", 7) == 0) {
ret = bes2600_switch_wifi(1);
} else if (strncmp(info[1], "WIFI_OFF", 8) == 0) {
ret = bes2600_switch_wifi(0);
} else if (strncmp(info[1], "BT_ON", 5) == 0) {
ret = bes2600_switch_bt(1);
} else if (strncmp(info[1], "BT_OFF", 6) == 0) {
ret = bes2600_switch_bt(0);
}
}
if (!ret && bes2600_chrdev_check_system_close())
ret = bes2600_chrdev_do_system_close(bes2600_cdev.sbus_ops,
bes2600_cdev.sbus_priv);
bes2600_recyle_cmd_and_ifname_mem(info);
return ret ;
}
static int bes2600_op_change_fw_type(const char *str)
{
int ret = 0;
int temp = 0;
long status = 0;
char *cmd_ptr = NULL;
char fw_type[5] = {0};
bool sys_closed = bes2600_chrdev_check_system_close();
bes_devel("%s is called, arg:%s\n", __func__, str);
if (!bes2600_cdev.sbus_ops->power_switch && !bes2600_cdev.sbus_ops->reboot)
return -EPERM;
/* check if user input is valid */
cmd_ptr = strstr(str, "CHANGE_FW_TYPE ");
if (strlen(str) < 16 || !cmd_ptr) {
bes_err("the format of \"%s\" is error\n", str);
return -EINVAL;
}
/* convert fw_type from string to int */
strncpy(fw_type, cmd_ptr + 14, 4);
fw_type[0] = '+';
ret = kstrtoint(fw_type, 10, &temp);
if (ret < 0) {
bes_err("%s parse error\n", __func__);
return -EINVAL;
}
/* no need to realod firmware if new fw_type is equal to the old */
if (temp == bes2600_cdev.fw_type ) {
bes_devel("fw type is equal\n");
return 0;
}
/* close wifi net device */
if (bes2600_cdev.sbus_priv
&& bes2600_is_net_dev_created(bes2600_cdev.sbus_priv)) {
bes2600_unregister_net_dev(bes2600_cdev.sbus_priv);
}
/* update firmware type */
bes2600_cdev.fw_type = temp;
bes2600_chrdev_update_signal_mode();
if (!sys_closed) {
/* close device to call disconnect function */
if (bes2600_cdev.sbus_ops->power_switch)
bes2600_cdev.sbus_ops->power_switch(bes2600_cdev.sbus_priv, 0);
else if (bes2600_cdev.sbus_ops->reboot)
bes2600_cdev.sbus_ops->reboot(bes2600_cdev.sbus_priv);
}
if (bes2600_cdev.sbus_ops->reboot)
bes2600_chrdev_start_bus_probe();
/* wait disconnect event */
status = wait_event_timeout(bes2600_cdev.probe_done_wq, (bes2600_cdev.sbus_priv == NULL), HZ * 10);
WARN_ON(status <= 0);
if (bes2600_cdev.dpd_calied
&& bes2600_chrdev_check_system_close()) {
bes_devel("no need to reload firmware\n");
return 0;
}
bes_devel("reload firmware...\n");
/* power on device to call probe function */
if (bes2600_cdev.sbus_ops->power_switch)
bes2600_cdev.sbus_ops->power_switch(NULL, 1);
/* wait probe done event */
status = wait_event_timeout(bes2600_cdev.probe_done_wq,
bes2600_bootup_end(), HZ * 10);
WARN_ON(status <= 0);
ret = (status <= 0 || bes2600_chrdev_is_bus_error()) ? -1 : 0;
return ret;
}
static int bes2600_op_bt_wakeup(const char *str)
{
int ret = 0;
unsigned long status = 0;
spin_lock(&bes2600_cdev.status_lock);
if (!bes2600_cdev.bt_opened) {
spin_unlock(&bes2600_cdev.status_lock);
return -EFAULT;
}
spin_unlock(&bes2600_cdev.status_lock);
/* wait probe done event */
status = wait_event_timeout(bes2600_cdev.probe_done_wq,
bes2600_bootup_end(), HZ * 8);
if (status <= 0 || bes2600_chrdev_is_bus_error())
return -EFAULT;
bes_devel("bes2600 wakeup bt.\n");
ret = bes2600_chrdev_switch_subsys(GPIO_WAKE_FLAG_BT_LP_ON, SUBSYSTEM_BT_LP, true);
return ret;
}
static int bes2600_op_bt_sleep(const char *str)
{
int ret = 0;
unsigned long status = 0;
spin_lock(&bes2600_cdev.status_lock);
if (!bes2600_cdev.bt_opened) {
spin_unlock(&bes2600_cdev.status_lock);
return -EFAULT;
}
spin_unlock(&bes2600_cdev.status_lock);
/* wait probe done event */
status = wait_event_timeout(bes2600_cdev.probe_done_wq,
bes2600_bootup_end(), HZ * 8);
if (status <= 0 || bes2600_chrdev_is_bus_error())
return -EFAULT;
bes_devel("bes2600 allow bt sleep.\n");
ret = bes2600_chrdev_switch_subsys(GPIO_WAKE_FLAG_BT_LP_OFF, SUBSYSTEM_BT_LP, false);
return ret;
}
static int bes2600_op_set_wakeup_read_flag(const char *str)
{
bes_devel("%s is called, arg:%s\n", __func__, str);
spin_lock(&bes2600_cdev.status_lock);
bes2600_cdev.read_flag = BES_CDEV_READ_WAKEUP_STATE;
spin_unlock(&bes2600_cdev.status_lock);
return 0;
}
#ifdef FW_DOWNLOAD_UART_DAEMON
int bes2600_load_uevent(char *env[])
{
return kobject_uevent_env(&bes2600_cdev.device->kobj, KOBJ_CHANGE, env);
}
#endif
static struct bes2600_op_map bes2600_op_map_tab[] ={
/*op op_len handler */
{"P2P_SET_NOA", 11, bes2600_op_default_handler},
{"P2P_SET_PS", 10, bes2600_op_default_handler},
{"SET_AP_WPS_P2P_IE", 17, bes2600_op_default_handler},
{"LINKSPEED", 9, bes2600_op_default_handler},
{"RSSI", 4, bes2600_op_default_handler},
{"GETBAND", 7, bes2600_op_default_handler},
{"WLS_BATCHING", 12, bes2600_op_default_handler},
{"MACADDR", 7, bes2600_op_default_handler},
{"RXFILTER-START", 14, bes2600_op_default_handler},
{"RXFILTER-STOP", 13, bes2600_op_default_handler},
{"RXFILTER-ADD", 12, bes2600_op_default_handler},
{"RXFILTER-REMOVE", 15, bes2600_op_default_handler},
{"BTCOEXMODE", 10, bes2600_op_default_handler},
{"BTCOEXSCAN-START", 16, bes2600_op_default_handler},
{"BTCOEXSCAN-STOP", 15, bes2600_op_default_handler},
{"SETSUSPENDMODE", 14, bes2600_op_default_handler},
{"COUNTRY", 7, bes2600_op_default_handler},
{"WIFI_ON", 7, bes2600_op_wifi_bt_on_off},
{"WIFI_OFF", 8, bes2600_op_wifi_bt_on_off},
{"BT_ON", 5, bes2600_op_wifi_bt_on_off},
{"BT_OFF", 6, bes2600_op_wifi_bt_on_off},
{"CHANGE_FW_TYPE", 14, bes2600_op_change_fw_type},
{"BT_WAKEUP", 9, bes2600_op_bt_wakeup},
{"BT_SLEEP", 8, bes2600_op_bt_sleep},
{"WAKEUP_STATE", 12, bes2600_op_set_wakeup_read_flag},
};
static int bes2600_chrdev_check_system_close_internal(void)
{
@@ -603,255 +258,13 @@ static int bes2600_chrdev_check_system_close_internal(void)
&& (bes2600_cdev.wifi_opened == false);
}
static int bes2600_chrdev_open(struct inode *inode, struct file *filp)
{
if (atomic_read(&bes2600_cdev.num_proc) > 0) {
wait_event_timeout(bes2600_cdev.open_wq,
(atomic_read(&bes2600_cdev.num_proc) == 0),
MAX_SCHEDULE_TIMEOUT);
}
bes_devel("bes2600 char device is opened\n");
atomic_inc(&bes2600_cdev.num_proc);
return 0;
}
static ssize_t bes2600_chrdev_read(struct file *file, char __user *user_buf,
size_t count, loff_t *ppos)
{
char buf[64] = {0};
unsigned int len;
long status = 0;
switch (bes2600_cdev.read_flag) {
case BES_CDEV_READ_WAKEUP_STATE:
if (bes2600_chrdev_wakeup_by_event_get() > WAKEUP_EVENT_NONE) {
status = wait_event_timeout(bes2600_cdev.wakeup_reason_wq,
bes2600_chrdev_wakeup_by_event_get() == WAKEUP_EVENT_NONE, HZ * 2);
WARN_ON(status <= 0);
}
len = sprintf(buf, "wakeup_reason: %u, src_port: %u\n",
bes2600_cdev.wakeup_state, bes2600_cdev.src_port);
break;
default:
len = sprintf(buf, "dpd_calied:%d wifi_opened:%d bt_opened:%d fw_type:%d\n",
bes2600_cdev.dpd_calied,
bes2600_cdev.wifi_opened,
bes2600_cdev.bt_opened,
bes2600_cdev.fw_type);
break;
}
len = sizeof(buf);
/* reset read flag */
spin_lock(&bes2600_cdev.status_lock);
bes2600_cdev.read_flag = BES_CDEV_READ_NUM_MAX;
spin_unlock(&bes2600_cdev.status_lock);
return simple_read_from_buffer(user_buf, count, ppos, buf, len);
}
static ssize_t bes2600_chrdev_write(struct file *file,
const char __user *user_buf, size_t count, loff_t *ppos)
{
int i = 0;
int cmd_num = ARRAY_SIZE(bes2600_op_map_tab);
int cmd_len = 0;
int ret = 0;
char *info[2] = {0};
char *buf = NULL;
/* copy content from user space to kernel */
/* message format:"ifname:wlanx cmd:xxx arg1 arg2 ..." */
buf = kmalloc(count + 1, GFP_KERNEL);
if (copy_from_user(buf, user_buf, count))
return -EFAULT;
/* add terminal character */
buf[count] = '\0';
/* extract comand and interface */
if (bes2600_get_cmd_and_ifname(buf, info) != 0) {
bes_err("%s get command fail, the origin string is %s\n", __func__, buf);
kfree(buf);
return -EINVAL;
}
/* match operation item and execure its handler */
cmd_len = strlen(info[1]);
for (i = 0; i < cmd_num; i++) {
if (cmd_len < bes2600_op_map_tab[i].op_len)
continue;
if (strncasecmp(info[1], bes2600_op_map_tab[i].op, bes2600_op_map_tab[i].op_len) == 0) {
ret = bes2600_op_map_tab[i].handler(buf);
break;
}
}
/* operation item mismatch */
if (i == cmd_num) {
bes_err("cmd(%s) mismatch\n", info[1]);
}
bes2600_recyle_cmd_and_ifname_mem(info);
kfree(buf);
return (ret == 0) ? count : ret;
}
static int bes2600_chrdev_release (struct inode *inode, struct file *file)
{
if (atomic_dec_and_test(&bes2600_cdev.num_proc)) {
wake_up(&bes2600_cdev.open_wq);
}
bes_devel("bes2600 char device is closed\n");
return 0;
}
static struct file_operations bes2600_chardev_fops =
{
.owner = THIS_MODULE,
.open = bes2600_chrdev_open,
.read = bes2600_chrdev_read,
.write = bes2600_chrdev_write,
.release = bes2600_chrdev_release,
};
#ifdef BES2600_WRITE_DPD_TO_FILE
static int bes2600_chrdev_write_dpd_data_to_file(const char *path, void *buffer, int size)
{
int ret = 0;
struct file *fp;
if (buffer == NULL || size == 0)
return 0;
fp = filp_open(path, O_TRUNC | O_CREAT | O_RDWR, S_IRUSR);
if (IS_ERR(fp)) {
bes_err("BES2600 : can't open %s\n",path);
return -1;
}
ret = kernel_write(fp, buffer, size, &fp->f_pos);
if (ret < 0)
bes_err("write dpd to file failed\n");
filp_close(fp,NULL);
bes_devel("write dpd to %s\n", path);
return ret;
}
static bool bes2600_chrdev_dpd_is_vaild(u8 *dpd_data)
{
u32 cal_crc = 0;
u32 dpd_crc = le32_to_cpup((__le32 *)(dpd_data));
u32 dpd_ver = le32_to_cpup((__le32 *)(dpd_data + DPD_VERSION_OFFSET));
/* check version */
if (dpd_ver < DPD_CUR_VERSION)
return false;
cal_crc ^= 0xffffffffL;
cal_crc = crc32_le(cal_crc, dpd_data + 4, DPD_BIN_SIZE - 4);
cal_crc ^= 0xffffffffL;
/* check if the dpd data is valid */
if (cal_crc != dpd_crc) {
bes_err(
"bes2600 dpd data from file check failed, calc_crc:0x%08x dpd_crc: 0x%08x\n",
cal_crc, dpd_crc);
return false;
}
return true;
}
static int bes2600_chrdev_read_and_check_dpd_data(const char *file, u8 **data, u32 *len)
{
int ret = 0;
u8* read_data = NULL;
struct file *fp;
/* open file */
fp = filp_open(file, O_RDONLY, 0);//S_IRUSR
if (IS_ERR(fp)) {
bes_devel("BES2600 : can't open %s\n",file);
return -1;
}
#ifdef BES2600_WRITE_DPD_TO_FILE
if (fp->f_inode->i_size != DPD_BIN_FILE_SIZE) {
bes_err(
"bes2600 dpd data file size check failed, read_size: %lld file_size: %d\n",
fp->f_inode->i_size, DPD_BIN_FILE_SIZE);
filp_close(fp, NULL);
return -1;
}
#endif
/* allocate memory for storing reading data */
read_data = kmalloc(fp->f_inode->i_size, GFP_KERNEL);
if (read_data == NULL) {
bes_devel("%s alloc mem fail\n", __func__);
goto err1;
}
/* read data from file */
ret = kernel_read(fp, read_data, fp->f_inode->i_size, &fp->f_pos);
if (ret < DPD_BIN_SIZE) {
bes_err("%s read fail, ret=%d\n", __func__, ret);
goto err2;
}
/* check dpd version and crc */
if (!bes2600_chrdev_dpd_is_vaild(read_data))
goto err2;
/* close file */
filp_close(fp, NULL);
/* copy data to external */
*data = read_data;
*len = DPD_BIN_SIZE;;
/* output debug information */
bes_devel("read dpd data from %s\n", file);
return 0;
err2:
kfree(read_data);
err1:
filp_close(fp, NULL);
*data = NULL;
*len = 0;
return -1;
}
#endif
const u8* bes2600_chrdev_get_dpd_data(u32 *len)
{
#ifdef BES2600_WRITE_DPD_TO_FILE
if (!bes2600_cdev.dpd_calied && bes2600_cdev.no_dpd) {
/* read dpd data from file that stores factory dpd calibration data */
if ((bes2600_chrdev_read_and_check_dpd_data(BES2600_DPD_GOLDEN_PATH,
&bes2600_cdev.dpd_data, &bes2600_cdev.dpd_len) < 0) &&
(bes2600_chrdev_read_and_check_dpd_data(BES2600_DEFAULT_DPD_PATH,
&bes2600_cdev.dpd_data, &bes2600_cdev.dpd_len) < 0)) {
bes_err("%s read dpd data fail\n", __func__);
return NULL;
} else {
bes2600_cdev.dpd_calied = true;
}
}
#endif
if (!bes2600_cdev.dpd_calied)
return NULL;
if (len)
@@ -912,14 +325,6 @@ int bes2600_chrdev_update_dpd_data(void)
}
spin_unlock(&bes2600_cdev.status_lock);
#ifdef BES2600_WRITE_DPD_TO_FILE
/* write dpd data to file */
memset(bes2600_cdev.dpd_data + DPD_BIN_SIZE, 0, DPD_BIN_FILE_SIZE - DPD_BIN_SIZE);
bes2600_chrdev_write_dpd_data_to_file(BES2600_DPD_PATH,
bes2600_cdev.dpd_data, DPD_BIN_FILE_SIZE);
#endif
return 0;
}
@@ -1124,12 +529,6 @@ void bes2600_chrdev_update_signal_mode(void)
static void bes2600_chrdev_wifi_force_close_work(struct work_struct *work)
{
char wifi_state[15];
char bt_state[15];
char fw_type[15];
char *env[] = { wifi_state, bt_state, fw_type, NULL };
int ret;
if (bes2600_chrdev_is_wifi_opened()) {
bes_devel("system exeception, force wifi down\n");
@@ -1146,14 +545,6 @@ static void bes2600_chrdev_wifi_force_close_work(struct work_struct *work)
bes2600_chrdev_do_system_close(bes2600_cdev.sbus_ops,
bes2600_cdev.sbus_priv);
}
/* notify userspace */
snprintf(wifi_state, sizeof(wifi_state), "WIFI_OPENED=%d", bes2600_cdev.wifi_opened);
snprintf(bt_state, sizeof(bt_state), "BT_OPENED=%d", bes2600_cdev.bt_opened);
snprintf(fw_type, sizeof(fw_type), "FW_TYPE=%d", bes2600_cdev.fw_type);
ret = kobject_uevent_env(&bes2600_cdev.device->kobj, KOBJ_CHANGE, env);
if (!ret)
bes_err("bes2600 notify userspace failed\n");
}
}
@@ -1247,46 +638,6 @@ int bes2600_chrdev_wakeup_by_event_get(void)
int bes2600_chrdev_init(struct sbus_ops *ops)
{
int ret = 0;
/* allocate devide id */
ret = alloc_chrdev_region(&bes2600_cdev.dev_id, 0, 1, "bes2600_chrdev");
if (ret < 0){
bes_err("bes2600 alloc device id fail\n");
ret = -EFAULT;
goto fail;
}
/* extract major and minor device id */
bes2600_cdev.major = MAJOR(bes2600_cdev.dev_id);
bes2600_cdev.minor = MINOR(bes2600_cdev.dev_id);
/* add char device and bind operation function */
bes2600_cdev.cdev.owner = THIS_MODULE;
cdev_init(&bes2600_cdev.cdev, &bes2600_chardev_fops);
ret = cdev_add(&bes2600_cdev.cdev, bes2600_cdev.dev_id, 1);
if (ret < 0){
bes_err("bes2600 char device add fail\n");
ret = -EFAULT;
goto fail1;
}
/* create class for creating device node */
bes2600_cdev.class = class_create("bes2600_chrdev");
if (IS_ERR(bes2600_cdev.class)){
bes_err("bes2600 char device add fail\n");
ret = -EFAULT;
goto fail2;
}
/* get char device pointer */
bes2600_cdev.device = device_create(bes2600_cdev.class, NULL, bes2600_cdev.dev_id, NULL, "bes2600");
if (IS_ERR(bes2600_cdev.device)){
bes_err("bes2600 char device create fail\n");
ret = -EFAULT;
goto fail3;
}
/* initialise global variable */
atomic_set(&bes2600_cdev.num_proc, 0);
init_waitqueue_head(&bes2600_cdev.open_wq);
@@ -1318,15 +669,6 @@ int bes2600_chrdev_init(struct sbus_ops *ops)
bes_devel("%s done\n", __func__);
return 0;
fail3:
class_destroy(bes2600_cdev.class);
fail2:
cdev_del(&bes2600_cdev.cdev);
fail1:
unregister_chrdev_region(bes2600_cdev.dev_id, 1);
fail:
return ret;
}
void bes2600_chrdev_free(void)
@@ -1336,9 +678,5 @@ void bes2600_chrdev_free(void)
bes2600_free_dpd_log_buffer();
#endif
bes2600_chrdev_free_dpd_data();
cdev_del(&bes2600_cdev.cdev);
unregister_chrdev_region(bes2600_cdev.dev_id, 1);
device_destroy(bes2600_cdev.class, bes2600_cdev.dev_id);
class_destroy(bes2600_cdev.class);
bes_devel("%s done\n", __func__);
}
-34
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@@ -125,8 +125,6 @@ int bes_host_slave_sync(struct bes2600_common *hw_priv)
}
*/
//#define DATA_DUMP_OBSERVE
static int bes_firmware_download_write_reg(struct platform_fw_t *fw_data, u32 addr, u32 val)
{
u8 frame_num = 0;
@@ -468,14 +466,6 @@ static int bes_firmware_download(struct platform_fw_t *fw_data, const char *fw_n
const struct firmware *fw_bin;
#ifdef DATA_DUMP_OBSERVE
char *observe;
size_t observe_len;
loff_t observe_off = 0;
mm_segment_t old_fs;
struct file *observe_file = NULL;
#endif
struct fw_msg_hdr_t header;
struct fw_info_t fw_info;
struct download_fw_t download_addr;
@@ -583,14 +573,6 @@ retry:
}
download_addr.addr = fw_info.addr;
#ifdef DATA_DUMP_OBSERVE
observe_file = filp_open("/lib/firmware/bes2002_fw_write.bin", O_CREAT | O_RDWR, 0);
if (IS_ERR(observe_file)) {
bes_err("create data_dump file err:%ld\n", IS_ERR(observe_file));
observe_file = NULL;
}
#endif
while (code_length) {
#if 1
@@ -640,17 +622,6 @@ retry:
//mdelay(5000);
bes_devel("tx_download_firmware_data:%x %d\n", download_addr.addr, length);
#ifdef DATA_DUMP_OBSERVE
if (observe_file) {
observe = (char *)(long_buf + sizeof(struct fw_msg_hdr_t) + sizeof(struct download_fw_t));
observe_len = length - sizeof(struct fw_msg_hdr_t) - sizeof(struct download_fw_t);
old_fs = get_fs();
set_fs(KERNEL_DS);
vfs_write(observe_file, observe, observe_len, &observe_off);
set_fs(old_fs);
}
#endif
ret = bes2600_data_write(long_buf, length > 512 ? length : 512);
if (ret) {
bes_err("tx download fw data err:%d\n", ret);
@@ -832,11 +803,6 @@ retry:
err2:
kfree(long_buf);
#ifdef DATA_DUMP_OBSERVE
if (observe_file) {
filp_close(observe_file, NULL);
}
#endif
err1:
kfree(short_buf);
release_firmware(fw_bin);
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@@ -8,3 +8,26 @@ extern struct device *global_dev;
#define bes_info(fmt, ...) dev_info(global_dev, fmt, ##__VA_ARGS__)
#define bes_warn(fmt, ...) dev_warn(global_dev, fmt, ##__VA_ARGS__)
#define bes_err(fmt, ...) dev_err(global_dev, fmt, ##__VA_ARGS__)
/*
* Legacy debug-subsystem-tagged log macros. The per-subsystem filtering
* was never implemented in-tree; these shims let code paths gated by
* CONFIG_BES2600_TESTMODE / CONFIG_BES2600_ITP / BES2600_DETECTION_LOGIC
* build when their conditions are enabled. The first argument is
* currently unused; pick one of the BES2600_DBG_* constants below for
* documentation.
*/
#define BES2600_DBG_SBUS 0
#define BES2600_DBG_DOWNLOAD 0
#define BES2600_DBG_ITP 0
#define BES2600_DBG_TEST_MODE 0
#define bes2600_info(_dbg, fmt, ...) bes_info(fmt, ##__VA_ARGS__)
#define bes2600_err(_dbg, fmt, ...) bes_err(fmt, ##__VA_ARGS__)
#define bes2600_warn(_dbg, fmt, ...) bes_warn(fmt, ##__VA_ARGS__)
#define bes2600_dbg(_dbg, fmt, ...) bes_devel(fmt, ##__VA_ARGS__)
#define bes2600_err_with_cond(_cond, _dbg, fmt, ...) \
do { \
if (_cond) \
bes_err(fmt, ##__VA_ARGS__); \
} while (0)
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@@ -472,6 +472,7 @@ static int bes2600_pwr_enter_lp_mode(struct bes2600_common *hw_priv)
int i = 0;
struct bes2600_vif *priv;
int ret = 0;
int timeouts = 0;
char ip_str[20];
unsigned long status = 0;
@@ -523,27 +524,96 @@ static int bes2600_pwr_enter_lp_mode(struct bes2600_common *hw_priv)
bes_devel("%s, psMode:%s, fastPsmIdlePeriod:%d apPsmChangePeriod:%d minAutoPsPollPeriod:%d\n",
__func__, bes2600_get_ps_mode_str(priv->powersave_mode.pmMode), priv->powersave_mode.fastPsmIdlePeriod,
priv->powersave_mode.apPsmChangePeriod, priv->powersave_mode.minAutoPsPollPeriod);
/*
* Reinit BEFORE the WSM goes out, so a stale
* indication from a previous cycle cannot have
* primed pm_enter_cmpl. From here until the
* indication callback's cmpxchg(1->0) on
* pm_set_in_process, only the indication for
* THIS request can complete the wait.
*/
reinit_completion(&hw_priv->bes_power.pm_enter_cmpl);
atomic_set(&hw_priv->bes_power.pm_set_in_process, 1);
ret = bes2600_set_pm(priv, &priv->powersave_mode);
if (ret) {
atomic_set(&hw_priv->bes_power.pm_set_in_process, 0);
bes_err("%s, set operation mode fail\n", __func__);
timeouts++;
continue;
}
/* wait power save mode changed indication */
status = wait_for_completion_timeout(&hw_priv->bes_power.pm_enter_cmpl, 5 * HZ);
atomic_set(&hw_priv->bes_power.pm_set_in_process, 0);
reinit_completion(&hw_priv->bes_power.pm_enter_cmpl);
if (!status)
bes_err("%s, wait pm ind timeout\n", __func__);
if (!status) {
/*
* The indication callback only fires
* complete() when it observes
* pm_set_in_process == 1; cmpxchg it
* to 0 here so a late indication
* cannot prime the next wait.
*
* If we win the cmpxchg, this is a
* real timeout: the firmware's PS
* state is unknown to us. Mark it as
* such so the next wake path can
* probe before assuming the chip is
* still active.
*
* If we lose the cmpxchg, the
* indication arrived between the
* wait timing out and us getting
* here; treat as success.
*/
if (atomic_cmpxchg(&hw_priv->bes_power.pm_set_in_process,
1, 0) == 1) {
bes_devel("%s, wait pm ind timeout\n", __func__);
atomic_set(&hw_priv->bes_power.chip_pm_state,
BES2600_CHIP_PM_UNKNOWN);
timeouts++;
}
}
} else {
bes_devel("skip enter lp mode\n");
}
}
}
/* set device low power configuration */
/*
* Enter the device-end of the LP transition only if every per-VIF
* mac80211 handshake reached firmware-ACKed completion. Doing the
* device-LP setup while any VIF is still pending leaves the driver
* in an inconsistent state that cascades into SDIO TX errors on
* the BES2600.
*/
if (timeouts == 0) {
bes2600_pwr_device_enter_lp_mode(hw_priv);
} else {
/*
* device_enter_lp_mode() was skipped (one or more VIFs
* timed out waiting for the firmware indication) so its
* gpio_sleep(MCU) - which drops the wake-flag bit and, if
* no other subsystem holds the wake, drives the GPIO low -
* never ran. Without it the bit stays asserted, and the
* next bes2600_pwr_device_exit_lp_mode() calls
* gpio_wake(MCU) into a "bit already set" no-op: the GPIO
* never re-edges, sbus_active() exhausts its 200x2ms
* MCU_WAKEUP_READY budget against an unwoken chip, and
* the first TX after idle stalls for several seconds.
*
* Drop the MCU wake-flag bit explicitly here so the next
* wake injects a real GPIO edge. gpio_allow_mcu_sleep
* preserves multi-subsystem semantics: it only drives the
* GPIO low when no other subsystem still holds wake; if
* BT or another holder is keeping the chip awake, the
* GPIO stays high and the bit clear here is purely
* bookkeeping (so the next gpio_wake doesn't no-op).
*/
if (hw_priv->sbus_ops->gpio_sleep)
hw_priv->sbus_ops->gpio_sleep(hw_priv->sbus_priv,
GPIO_WAKE_FLAG_MCU);
ret = -ETIMEDOUT;
}
return ret;
}
@@ -819,6 +889,7 @@ void bes2600_pwr_init(struct bes2600_common *hw_priv)
hw_priv->bes_power.power_up_task = NULL;
mutex_init(&hw_priv->bes_power.pwr_mutex);
atomic_set(&hw_priv->bes_power.dev_state, 0);
atomic_set(&hw_priv->bes_power.chip_pm_state, BES2600_CHIP_PM_UNKNOWN);
init_completion(&hw_priv->bes_power.pm_enter_cmpl);
sema_init(&hw_priv->bes_power.sync_lock, 1);
device_set_wakeup_capable(hw_priv->pdev, true);
@@ -1199,9 +1270,28 @@ int bes2600_pwr_clear_busy_event(struct bes2600_common *hw_priv, u32 event)
void bes2600_pwr_notify_ps_changed(struct bes2600_common *hw_priv, u8 psmode)
{
/*
* The firmware sends a PM-changed indication for every transition,
* including ones we didn't ask for (firmware-internal coex moves,
* idle-driven aging). Update chip_pm_state unconditionally so the
* wake path can use it, but only fire pm_enter_cmpl when a host-
* initiated set_pm is actually in flight - otherwise a stale
* indication can prime a future wait against a freshly
* reinit_completion()'ed state.
*/
if ((psmode & 0x01) != WSM_PSM_ACTIVE) {
atomic_set(&hw_priv->bes_power.chip_pm_state,
BES2600_CHIP_PM_LP);
if (atomic_cmpxchg(&hw_priv->bes_power.pm_set_in_process,
1, 0) == 1) {
bes_devel("complete pm_enter_cmpl\n");
complete(&hw_priv->bes_power.pm_enter_cmpl);
} else {
bes_devel("PM ind (LP) without pending wait; state recorded\n");
}
} else {
atomic_set(&hw_priv->bes_power.chip_pm_state,
BES2600_CHIP_PM_ACTIVE);
}
}
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@@ -64,6 +64,20 @@ enum power_down_state
POWER_DOWN_STATE_UNLOCKED,
};
/*
* Confirmed PM state of the firmware-side chip. Tracks what the host
* has *seen* the firmware acknowledge, not what the host has
* requested. UNKNOWN means a host-initiated transition timed out
* before the firmware indication arrived; the next wake path should
* treat it as "we don't know" and probe before issuing GPIO/SDIO
* wakeup ops.
*/
enum bes2600_chip_pm_state {
BES2600_CHIP_PM_ACTIVE = 0,
BES2600_CHIP_PM_LP,
BES2600_CHIP_PM_UNKNOWN,
};
typedef void (*bes_pwr_enter_lp_cb)(struct bes2600_common *hw_priv);
typedef void (*bes_pwr_exit_lp_cb)(struct bes2600_common *hw_priv);
@@ -106,6 +120,7 @@ struct bes2600_pwr_t
bool ap_lp_bad;
struct bes2600_pwr_event_t pwr_events[BES2600_DELAY_EVENT_NUM];
atomic_t pm_set_in_process;
atomic_t chip_pm_state;
};
#ifdef CONFIG_BES2600_WOWLAN
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@@ -790,41 +790,6 @@ void bes2600_core_release(struct bes2600_common *self)
return;
}
#if (GET_MAC_ADDR_METHOD == 2) || (GET_MAC_ADDR_METHOD == 3) /* To use macaddr and ps mode of customers */
int access_file(char *path, char *buffer, int size, int isRead)
{
int ret=0;
struct file *fp;
mm_segment_t old_fs = get_fs();
if(isRead)
fp = filp_open(path,O_RDONLY,S_IRUSR);
else
fp = filp_open(path,O_CREAT|O_WRONLY,S_IRUSR);
if (IS_ERR(fp)) {
bes_err("BES2600 : can't open %s\n", path);
return -1;
}
if (isRead) {
fp->f_pos = 0;
set_fs(KERNEL_DS);
ret = vfs_read(fp,buffer,size,&fp->f_pos);
set_fs(old_fs);
} else {
fp->f_pos = 0;
set_fs(KERNEL_DS);
ret = vfs_write(fp,buffer,size,&fp->f_pos);
set_fs(old_fs);
}
filp_close(fp,NULL);
bes_info("BES2600 : access_file return code(%d)\n", ret);
return ret;
}
#endif
int bes2600_wifi_start(struct bes2600_common *hw_priv)
{
int ret = 0, if_id;
+73 -2
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@@ -14,11 +14,63 @@
#include "scan.h"
#include "sta.h"
#include "pm.h"
#include "epta_coex.h"
#include "epta_request.h"
#include "bes_pwr.h"
/*
* After this many consecutive WSM scan rejections from firmware, stop
* issuing new scans for BES2600_SCAN_BACKOFF_JIFFIES and let the state
* that's rejecting them (coex window, firmware-internal busy) clear.
*
* The backoff has to be at least as long as the natural mac80211 scan-
* retry cadence, otherwise the next attempt lands outside the window
* and bypasses the defer guard. Observed in the wild on PineTab2:
* roam-evaluation bursts at ~12 s cadence, idle background scans at
* ~5 min cadence. 30 s catches the burst and leaves the slow case
* alone (the firmware-policy state has had minutes to clear by then
* anyway).
*/
#define BES2600_SCAN_REJECT_THRESHOLD 3
#define BES2600_SCAN_BACKOFF_JIFFIES (30 * HZ)
static void bes2600_scan_restart_delayed(struct bes2600_vif *priv);
/*
* Decide whether to skip sending the next WSM scan command without
* bothering the firmware. Two triggers:
*
* 1. BT A2DP is streaming in non-FDD coex mode. The firmware is
* known to reject scan requests during that window; short-
* circuiting here saves a WSM round-trip and avoids the
* wsm_generic_confirm / scan_work warning cascade that follows.
*
* 2. We already saw >= BES2600_SCAN_REJECT_THRESHOLD consecutive
* rejections on recent scan attempts and the backoff window has
* not yet elapsed. Whatever was rejecting them is likely still
* rejecting them; give it time. If the backoff has elapsed without
* a fresh reject refreshing it, the burst is over and we reset the
* count so an isolated reject doesn't immediately re-trip.
*
* Returns true if the caller should abandon the scan iteration.
*/
static bool bes2600_scan_should_defer(struct bes2600_common *hw_priv)
{
#ifdef WIFI_BT_COEXIST_EPTA_ENABLE
if (!coex_is_fdd_mode() && coex_is_bt_a2dp())
return true;
#endif
if (time_after(jiffies, hw_priv->scan.backoff_until))
hw_priv->scan.reject_count = 0;
if (hw_priv->scan.reject_count >= BES2600_SCAN_REJECT_THRESHOLD &&
time_before(jiffies, hw_priv->scan.backoff_until))
return true;
return false;
}
#ifdef CONFIG_BES2600_TESTMODE
static int bes2600_advance_scan_start(struct bes2600_common *hw_priv)
{
@@ -702,10 +754,29 @@ void bes2600_scan_work(struct work_struct *work)
wsm_unlock_tx(hw_priv);
} else
#endif
hw_priv->scan.status = bes2600_scan_start(priv, &scan);
{
if (bes2600_scan_should_defer(hw_priv)) {
hw_priv->scan.status = -EBUSY;
hw_priv->scan.reject_count++;
hw_priv->scan.backoff_until =
jiffies + BES2600_SCAN_BACKOFF_JIFFIES;
wiphy_dbg(priv->hw->wiphy,
"[SCAN] deferred (coex/backoff, reject_count=%u)\n",
hw_priv->scan.reject_count);
kfree(scan.ch);
if (WARN_ON(hw_priv->scan.status))
goto fail;
}
hw_priv->scan.status = bes2600_scan_start(priv, &scan);
}
kfree(scan.ch);
if (hw_priv->scan.status) {
hw_priv->scan.reject_count++;
hw_priv->scan.backoff_until =
jiffies + BES2600_SCAN_BACKOFF_JIFFIES;
/* Lower callers already logged the reason at wiphy_warn. */
goto fail;
}
hw_priv->scan.reject_count = 0;
hw_priv->scan.curr = it;
}
up(&hw_priv->conf_lock);
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@@ -42,6 +42,17 @@ struct bes2600_scan {
struct delayed_work probe_work;
int direct_probe;
u8 if_id;
/*
* Track consecutive firmware-side WSM scan rejections so we can
* back off briefly instead of re-issuing the same scan on every
* mac80211 background-scan tick. Firmware returns WSM status != 0
* for a handful of transient conditions (BT A2DP active in non-
* FDD coex, firmware-internal busy windows) and keeps rejecting
* until the state clears; retrying at full cadence just floods
* dmesg.
*/
unsigned int reject_count;
unsigned long backoff_until;
};
int bes2600_hw_scan(struct ieee80211_hw *hw,
+3 -3
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@@ -3633,7 +3633,7 @@ static int bes2600_set_power_save(struct ieee80211_hw *hw,
*
* Returns: 0 on success or non zero value on failure
*/
int bes2600_start_stop_tsm(struct ieee80211_hw *hw, void *data)
static int bes2600_start_stop_tsm(struct ieee80211_hw *hw, void *data)
{
struct bes_msg_start_stop_tsm *start_stop_tsm =
(struct bes_msg_start_stop_tsm *) data;
@@ -3663,7 +3663,7 @@ int bes2600_start_stop_tsm(struct ieee80211_hw *hw, void *data)
*
* Returns: TSM parameters collected
*/
int bes2600_get_tsm_params(struct ieee80211_hw *hw)
static int bes2600_get_tsm_params(struct ieee80211_hw *hw)
{
struct bes2600_common *hw_priv = hw->priv;
struct bes_tsm_stats tsm_stats;
@@ -3703,7 +3703,7 @@ int bes2600_get_tsm_params(struct ieee80211_hw *hw)
*
* Returns: Returns the last measured roam delay
*/
int bes2600_get_roam_delay(struct ieee80211_hw *hw)
static int bes2600_get_roam_delay(struct ieee80211_hw *hw)
{
struct bes2600_common *hw_priv = hw->priv;
u16 roam_delay = hw_priv->tsm_info.roam_delay / 1000;
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@@ -134,8 +134,20 @@ static int wsm_generic_confirm(struct bes2600_common *hw_priv,
struct wsm_buf *buf)
{
u32 status = WSM_GET32(buf);
if (WARN(status != WSM_STATUS_SUCCESS, "wsm_generic_confirm ret %u", status))
/*
* A non-SUCCESS status here is a firmware-side policy decision for
* the command whose confirm this is -- commonly WSM status 2 for
* scan (0x0407) rejected because of a coex window or transient
* firmware-busy state. It is not a driver/kernel bug, so avoid the
* WARN()/stack-trace treatment; the caller already emits a
* wiphy_warn identifying the request id and will propagate the
* error to mac80211.
*/
if (status != WSM_STATUS_SUCCESS) {
bes_devel("%s ret %u\n", __func__, status);
return -EINVAL;
}
return 0;
underflow:
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@@ -2236,7 +2236,5 @@ int wsm_cpu_usage_cmd(struct bes2600_common *hw_priv);
int wsm_wifi_status_cmd(struct bes2600_common *hw_priv, uint32_t status);
#if defined(STANDARD_FACTORY_EFUSE_FLAG)
int wsm_save_factory_txt_to_mcu(struct bes2600_common *hw_priv, const u8 *data, int if_id, enum bes2600_rf_cmd_type cmd_type);
#endif
#endif /* BES2600_HWIO_H_INCLUDED */
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@@ -18,8 +18,7 @@ License: LGPL-2.1
License for more details.
.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License
along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc.,
51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA
along with this library; if not, see <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
.
On Debian systems, the full text of the GNU Lesser General Public License
version 2.1 can be found in the file "/usr/share/common-licenses/LGPL-2.1".