notes: Patch C2 Phase 7 — N=3 ramp, no measurable throughput delta

| rep | uptime | MB/s |
|----:|-------:|-----:|
|   1 |   544s | 2.289|
|   2 |   716s | 2.165|
|   3 |   750s | 2.376|

N=3 mean: 2.277 MB/s.  vs Patch C v3 N=3 (2.352 MB/s): -3% (within
rep variance).  vs Patch B baseline (1.362 MB/s): +67%.

C2 was predicted in §4.5 of the Phase 4 plan as a possible
"<2% delta" outcome -> "ship for upstream-cleanliness anyway".
Observed -3% -> within noise -> ship.  The tasklet hop in
ieee80211_rx_irqsafe was apparently cheap on this kernel.

Phase 8 lesson: _irqsafe -> _rx_ni is a CORRECTNESS / kernel.org-
submission move, not a performance optimization.  Don't oversell
predicted throughput deltas without prior measurement.

Patch C v3 architectural win remains the durable +73%; D / E / C2 /
F / G are smaller cleanups that don't compound visibly above noise.

Throughput ceiling on this hardware: ~2.4 MB/s sustained @ 4 MB/s
sender, fresh chip.  Further improvement needs firmware-side fixes
(wsm_generic_confirm 0x0007 path), not driver-side.

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+# Bug #5 RX-degradation campaign — Phase 0
+
+**Date:** 2026-05-07
+**Module under test:** v3 + F (`bes2600.ko` srcversion `371C6606B73AF19299228CA`)
+**Hardware:** ohm (PineTab2, RK3566 + BES2600 SDIO), wired enu1 fallback path live.
+
+---
+
+## Research question (locked)
+
+> **Why does the bes2600 RX path collapse from ~2 MB/s sustained @ fresh-chip uptime to ~180 B/s @ ~28-min uptime, with periodic `wsm_generic_confirm failed for request 0x0007` + `ieee80211 phy0: [SCAN] Scan failed (-22)` every 300 s in the intervening window?**
+
+Reproduces on Patch B, Patch F, and Patch C v3 alike — independent of the relay/race issues v3 addressed. Side-effect that was masked by the throughput floor while v2's race was the dominant variable.
+
+## Predecessor data (reference, not anchor)
+
+| source | observation |
+|---|---|
+| Patch C v3 N=3 (uptime 200/391/582 s) | mean 2.352 MB/s @ 4 MB/s sender |
+| v3 single rep at uptime ~28 min (rep 2 of 2026-05-07 22:23) | 180 KB / 5 min = 600 B/s, sender saw "Connection reset by peer" |
+| v3 single rep at uptime ~47 min (N=3 first attempt 22:42) | 55 KB / 5 min = 180 B/s, sender timed out (exit 124) |
+| dmesg pattern observed at 47-min uptime | scan failures every 301-302 s starting at uptime 778 s (~13 min) |
+
+The shape: **fresh chip → linear data flow at ~2 MB/s sustained → sometime around 13 min uptime, NetworkManager-triggered scans start failing → sometime around 28 min uptime, data throughput collapses to <1 KB/s while link still shows associated.**
+
+Predecessor data is reference. Phase 0 will re-anchor at N=1 long-trace + 5 in-window stress probes; if the pattern doesn't reproduce, that's the campaign result.
+
+## Mechanism candidates (Phase 4 will discriminate)
+
+1. **Firmware-side resource exhaustion.** Per-scan or per-WSM-event accumulation in chip-side state. Scan-failed -22 (EINVAL) suggests firmware refusing the request — possibly out of scan handles, scan-buffer slots, or some other limit.
+2. **NetworkManager scan-fail recovery loop.** Each failed scan triggers NM retry. If retry overhead dominates the bh thread, data path starves. Verifiable by suppressing NM scans.
+3. **AP-side rate limiting.** Newton (AVM) AP could be applying QoS / fairness / probation after sustained 4 MB/s burst. Verifiable by Fritz!Box log access (Markus has it) or by switching to a different AP.
+4. **PSM state machine deadlock.** c7's `pm_unsupported` self-detect was supposed to handle this, but the latch state could become stale if a real PM_IND arrives mid-operation. Verifiable by `chip_pm_state` debugfs read at degradation onset.
+5. **SDIO bus clock degradation / mmc retune.** SDIO retune with `retune_protected` flag interacts with bes2600's data path. Verifiable by ftrace `mmc/mmc_request_*` event correlation with throughput drop.
+6. **Power-management busy-event accumulation.** `bes2600_pwr_set_busy_event` counters might leak — busy events not cleared lock the chip awake (no PSM) but also exhaust event capacity. Verifiable by `bes2600_pwr_busy_event_record` dump.
+
+## Phase 0 measurement protocol (rig armed 2026-05-07 23:18:58 CEST, T0=1778188738)
+
+Capturing for 35 minutes from fresh boot. All capture lives in `/root/bes2600-samples/run-20260507-bug5-degradation-rig/` on ohm.
+
+### Always-on streams
+
+| stream | tool | output |
+|---|---|---|
+| ftrace events | per-event `enable=1` | `trace.log` (via `trace_pipe`) |
+| cfg80211 events | `iw event -t -f` | `iw-event.log` |
+| kernel printks | `dmesg -wT` | `dmesg.log` |
+| netdev counters | per-30s shell loop | `snap.log` |
+
+### ftrace event set
+
+- `workqueue/workqueue_execute_start` — work dispatches
+- `workqueue/workqueue_queue_work` — work submissions
+- `mac80211/api_beacon_loss` — driver beacon-loss events
+- `mac80211/api_connection_loss` — driver-side conn-loss
+- `mac80211/api_disconnect` — driver-side disconnect
+- `mac80211/drv_hw_scan` — mac80211 → driver scan dispatch
+- `mac80211/drv_set_key` — key state changes
+- `cfg80211/rdev_assoc` — assoc requests
+- `cfg80211/rdev_deauth` — deauth requests
+- `cfg80211/rdev_disassoc` — disassoc requests
+- `cfg80211/cfg80211_assoc_comeback` — AP-side assoc-busy throttling
+- `cfg80211/cfg80211_send_auth_timeout` — auth timeouts
+- `cfg80211/cfg80211_scan_done` — scan completions
+- `power/suspend_resume` — PM transitions
+- `mmc/mmc_request_start` / `mmc_request_done` — bus-level transactions
+
+### Scheduled stress probes
+
+Sender on boltzmann (`/tmp/bug5-probe-loop.sh`) fires `pv -L 4m | nc ohm 12345` for 30 s at T+5/10/15/20/25 min. Each probe brackets uptime, RX-bytes pre, RX-bytes post, elapsed. Throughput-vs-uptime curve falls out of the snap.log + probe boundaries.
+
+Probe markers logged via `logger -t bes2600-bug5 PROBE_N_START/END` so they appear in dmesg.log timeline.
+
+## Anti-theatre receipts (must tick before claiming Phase 0 done)
+
+- [ ] In-session baseline: long-capture across degradation window, N=1 for now; re-run if anomalous
+- [ ] ftrace events actually firing (verify by tail of trace.log mid-capture)
+- [ ] dmesg captures the scan-failure pattern timestamp (expected ~uptime 778 s)
+- [ ] Probes actually transferred data at fresh chip (T+5 should be > 1 MB/s)
+- [ ] At least one probe in-window after scan-failure onset (expected: T+15 or T+20)
+- [ ] Snap.log shows monotonic counter behaviour (no rx_bytes going backwards)
+
+## Phase 1 hypothesis (provisional, refine after Phase 3 data)
+
+Metric candidate: **probe throughput as function of uptime, with state-transition markers (first `wsm_generic_confirm 0x0007 failed`, first `[SCAN] Scan failed (-22)`, first NetworkManager-deauth-and-reassociate)**.
+
+Discriminator question: does throughput collapse abruptly at the first scan failure, or gradually over a window? Abrupt = single-event causation; gradual = accumulator.
+
+## Phase 4 candidates (post-Phase-3)
+
+Depending on which mechanism (1-6) Phase 3 surfaces:
+- (1) firmware resource exhaustion: report to upstream; possibly disable NetworkManager scans pending firmware fix.
+- (2) NM scan-fail loop: configure `wpa_supplicant` to skip scans; or add scan-failure handling in driver to dampen retry cascade.
+- (3) AP-side: switch APs for testing; report to AVM if reproducible.
+- (4) PSM deadlock: extend c7 latch with timeout-or-progress recovery.
+- (5) SDIO retune: ftrace correlation guides the lock-ordering fix.
+- (6) PWR busy-event leak: audit set/clear pairs; add a warning-when-stale.
+
+## Out-of-scope
+
+- Patch C v3 closure (PR #5 merged, Phase 7 done).
+- Patch C2 (`ieee80211_rx_list` batch) — gated on Task #19 kerneldoc.
+- Patch D / E independent.
+- Reproduction at higher rates (8 MB/s ramp) — defer to Phase 4 once mechanism identified.
+
+---
+
+*Phase 0 plan written 2026-05-07 23:21 CEST by Claude (noether), at the close of Patch C v3 Phase 7.  Rig armed; long capture in flight; probes scheduled at T+5/10/15/20/25 min.  Post-capture analysis will populate Phase 3 results before Phase 4 plan branches off.*

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+# Patch C2 — Phase 4 Plan: migrate ieee80211_rx_irqsafe → ieee80211_rx_list
+
+**Author:** Claude (noether)
+**Status:** Phase 4 — pending Phase 5 PR review before any Phase 6 code.
+**Predecessor:** Patch C v3 (PR #5 merged, +73% throughput, no-relay architecture); Patch D + E + F + G also landed. Cleanups branch tip = 42fd0ce.
+**Task #19 contract**: `ieee80211_rx_list` callable from process context, **requires `local_bh_disable()` + `rcu_read_lock()` wrap**, **cannot mix with `ieee80211_rx_irqsafe()` for the same hardware** → all 6 sites convert in one shot.
+
+---
+
+## §0 Substrate
+
+After Patch C v3:
+- bh thread is the sole RX-delivery context (no relay, no sdio_rx_work)
+- Per-frame work runs in process context (sleepable)
+- Single-writer-from-bh invariant covers `hw_bufs_used` and friends
+
+`ieee80211_rx_irqsafe` is currently called from process context. Per kerneldoc (`include/net/mac80211.h:5399-5411`):
+
+> **Like ieee80211_rx() but can be called in IRQ context** (internally defers to a tasklet.)
+
+The tasklet hop is the cost we pay today for delivering each RX frame from process context. `ieee80211_rx_list` is the process-context replacement.
+
+## §1 Goal
+
+Per-frame: skip the tasklet hop. Batch: process multiple SKBs from one SDIO read inside a single `local_bh_disable()`/`rcu_read_lock()` window.
+
+Phase 1 metric: **RX throughput @ 4 MB/s sender**, with v3 N=3 baseline = 2.352 MB/s. Hypothesis: small to moderate uplift (<10%) from removing the tasklet deferral. Larger improvement would be surprising — if observed, that's a finding to investigate.
+
+## §2 Situation
+
+- 6 call sites in bes2600 currently use `ieee80211_rx_irqsafe`:
+  - `ap.c:96` (AP-mode link-id RX queue drain)
+  - `sta.c:1487` (link-id rx_queue drain in ?)
+  - `txrx.c:1960` (early-data + pm_unsupported branch — Patch E added)
+  - `txrx.c:1967` (early-data + LINK_SOFT-not-set branch)
+  - `txrx.c:1971` (normal RX path)
+  - `wsm.c:2415` (beacon SKB delivery from `bes2600_beacon_handler`?)
+- All 6 must convert together (kerneldoc: cannot mix per hardware)
+- bh thread is single-writer post-v3 → `_rx_list`'s "calls must be synchronized" satisfied trivially
+- bh thread is process context → `_rx_list` callable
+
+## §3 Baseline (carry forward)
+
+From `notes/phase7-v3-2026-05-07.md` (v3 N=3 ramp, Phase 7 closed):
+
+| metric | v3 fresh-chip N=3 |
+|---|---|
+| RX throughput @ 4 MB/s | mean 2.352 MB/s, min 2.102, max 2.590 |
+| sdio_rx_work dispatches | 0/s |
+| bh_work redispatches | 0 |
+
+Phase 7 of C2 will compare against this baseline.
+
+## §4 Plan
+
+### §4.1 Conversion shape
+
+Per call site:
+```c
+ieee80211_rx_irqsafe(priv->hw, skb);
+```
+becomes:
+```c
+ieee80211_rx_list(priv->hw, NULL, skb, &priv->rx_list);
+```
+
+Where `priv->rx_list` is a `struct list_head` initialized once.
+
+**Wrap requirement:** `local_bh_disable()` + `rcu_read_lock()` must be held across the call. Per the kerneldoc, that's also needed for batch correctness.
+
+### §4.2 Wrap placement (the design decision)
+
+**Option A — per-call wrap.** Wrap each individual `ieee80211_rx_list()` call. Simple but loses the batch benefit (each call's wrap+unwrap costs as much as the avoided tasklet defer).
+
+**Option B — per-batch wrap.** Wrap the OUTER frame-iteration loop (e.g., the `for` in `bes2600_sdio_extract_packets`). All 16 SKBs from one SDIO read get delivered inside one wrap. This is the upstream-idiomatic pattern (mt76, iwl_pcie do this).
+
+Choosing **Option B**. Concrete shape:
+
+- `bes2600_sdio_read_rx_batch` (the per-SDIO-batch entry point added in Patch C v3) wraps the read+extract+deliver phase:
+  ```c
+  rcu_read_lock();
+  local_bh_disable();
+  // existing read + extract_packets that calls bh_handle_rx_skb per frame
+  local_bh_enable();
+  rcu_read_unlock();
+  ```
+- Inside `bes2600_bh_handle_rx_skb`, the single `ieee80211_rx_irqsafe` swap becomes `ieee80211_rx_list(priv->hw, NULL, skb, &priv->rx_list)`.
+- The OTHER 5 call sites (in `ap.c`, `sta.c`, `txrx.c`'s branches, `wsm.c`) need the same treatment, but they're called from the bh thread (post-v3) so they're already in the right context. Each gets its own narrow wrap (Option A applied selectively because those paths process one frame at a time, not a batch).
+
+### §4.3 The `rx_list` field
+
+Add `struct list_head rx_list` to either `struct bes2600_common` (driver-wide) or `struct bes2600_vif` (per-vif). Per-vif is cleaner because the existing `priv->hw` parameter implies vif scope.
+
+`INIT_LIST_HEAD(&priv->rx_list)` at vif setup; no teardown needed (mac80211 owns the SKBs once handed off).
+
+**Open question for reviewer:** does the `rx_list` need to be drained explicitly after the batch (e.g., via a `list_for_each_entry_safe` + `netif_receive_skb_list_internal`)? Looking at mainline mt76 / iwl_pcie usage will clarify. Phase 6 must answer this before code lands.
+
+### §4.4 What will NOT be touched
+
+- The 6 call sites change atomically (all-or-nothing per kerneldoc) — no per-site progressive migration
+- `wsm.c:2415` beacon path: same conversion shape, but beacon delivery is once-per-beacon-interval (not hot path); could stay `_irqsafe` if upstream allows mixing per-SKB-type. Re-read kerneldoc carefully — it says "per hardware", not per-call-site, so we can't keep _irqsafe even on the slow paths.
+- bh thread structure (Patch C v3 stands)
+- atomic_t counters from Patch D
+- `pm_unsupported` lock-skip from Patch E
+- mac80211 batch-delivery semantics (mainline owns this; we just call the API)
+
+### §4.5 Predicted delta in Phase 3 units
+
+| metric | predicted |
+|---|---|
+| `rx_irqsafe` tasklet schedule rate | → 0 (function no longer called) |
+| RX throughput @ 4 MB/s sustained | 2.352 → +5-15% (medium confidence) |
+| `_raw_spin_unlock_irqrestore` CPU% | small drop (no tasklet schedule lock contribution) |
+
+**Honest acknowledgment:** I don't have data on how much the tasklet hop actually costs. The improvement might be smaller than predicted if tasklet defer was already cheap on this kernel. If <2%, Phase 7 says "marginal but no regression" and we ship anyway for upstream-cleanliness.
+
+### §4.6 Risks
+
+1. **`ieee80211_rx_list` semantics surprise.** mainline drivers I have access to (mt76, iwl_pcie) use this via NAPI infrastructure. bes2600 doesn't have NAPI; we're doing process-context-direct. The kerneldoc says callable that way but we should verify a few mainline drivers actually do it. **Phase 6 contract-cite from at least one upstream caller** before code lands.
+
+2. **`rx_list` lifetime in cross-batch / cross-vif scenarios.** Multiple vifs (P2P_MULTIVIF=y in Makefile) might race on the same hw's `rx_list`. The kerneldoc says "for a single hardware" — the list is per-call destination, which means each call appends to its argument list. Per-vif `rx_list` per-call is the natural shape. No per-hw aggregator needed.
+
+3. **`local_bh_disable` cost in batch wrap.** Not free. If the batch is small (1-2 SKBs), the wrap might dominate. Estimated breakeven: 2-3 SKBs per wrap. Phase 7 should look at SKB-per-batch distribution to confirm.
+
+4. **`rcu_read_lock` across SDIO read.** SDIO read can take multi-ms (multi-block transfers). RCU reader-cs across that is fine (no preemption blocked) but it's a longer reader-cs than typical. Verifiable but not a blocker — kerneldoc requires it.
+
+5. **wsm.c:2415 (beacon) is a different SKB lifecycle** — `hw_priv->beacon` is owned by hw_priv, not allocated per-call. After `_rx_list` consumes it (by passing ownership to mac80211), `hw_priv->beacon` is dangling. **Phase 6 must verify the beacon path either reallocates after delivery or wasn't actually transferring ownership.** Risk #5 is the biggest open question.
+
+### §4.7 Phase 5 review handover
+
+PR on `git.reauktion.de/marfrit/besser` with this artifact. Specifically request reviewer focus on:
+- §4.2 wrap-placement choice (Option B vs A)
+- §4.3 rx_list scoping (per-vif)
+- §4.6 risks #1 (mainline-caller verification) and #5 (beacon path SKB ownership)
+
+Don't curate.
+
+### §4.8 Phase 6 implementation order
+
+1. Branch off cleanups: `bes2600/rx-list-batch-delivery`
+2. Add `struct list_head rx_list` to `struct bes2600_vif`, `INIT_LIST_HEAD` in vif setup
+3. Convert all 6 call sites: `ieee80211_rx_irqsafe(...)` → `ieee80211_rx_list(...)`
+4. Wrap `bes2600_sdio_read_rx_batch` outer loop with `rcu_read_lock + local_bh_disable / local_bh_enable + rcu_read_unlock`
+5. For the non-bh-thread call sites (ap.c, sta.c, wsm.c beacon): per-call narrow wrap
+6. Verify beacon path in wsm.c:2415 (Risk #5)
+7. Build, install, smoke-test
+8. Phase 7 N=3 stress ramp — compare to v3 baseline
+
+### §4.9 Phase 7 protocol (per `feedback_phase7_stress_ramp`)
+
+- N=3 reps, 30s each at 4 MB/s, fresh-chip (uptime <15 min)
+- Use wired path (`ssh mfritsche@192.168.88.80`) for telemetry
+- Fresh nc listener per rep (per `feedback_rig_failure_is_finding`)
+- Compare: throughput delta + tasklet schedule rate (ftrace `irq:tasklet_*` events)
+- If predicted delta met → close C2 + memory entry
+- If NO delta → marginal patch but no regression; ship for upstream-cleanliness
+
+## §5 Out of scope
+
+- Patch D / E already shipped (PR #7, #8 merged)
+- Patch G already shipped (PR #6 merged)
+- bh.c `#if 0` graveyard removal (Task #24 hygiene)
+- Allwinner `sw_mci_check_r1_ready` (Task #25)
+
+## §6 Summary
+
+C2 is a 6-site mechanical migration with ONE design decision (per-batch wrap), TWO open questions for the reviewer (rx_list draining + beacon path SKB ownership), and SMALL expected throughput delta (<15%). Risk-low, upstream-prep-high. Worth shipping for the kernel.org submission story even if the throughput delta is marginal.
+
+---
+
+*Plan written 2026-05-08 by Claude (noether). Phase 5 review on PR. Phase 6 contingent on review passing.*

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+# Patch C2 Phase 7 — N=3 ramp results
+
+**Date:** 2026-05-08
+**Module:** `bes2600.ko` srcversion `619A51E61BF5479AAC146E6` (cleanups + F + G + D + E + C2)
+**Rig:** ohm fresh boot, wired enu1 path for control, wlan0 for data probes
+**Stress:** netcat sender, `pv -L 4m`, 30 s per rep
+
+---
+
+## Results table
+
+| rep | uptime (s) | rate (MB/s) |
+|---:|---:|---:|
+| 1 | 544 | **2.289** |
+| 2 | 716 | **2.165** |
+| 3 | 750 | **2.376** |
+
+**N=3:** mean 2.277, median 2.289, min 2.165, max 2.376
+
+## Comparison to baselines
+
+| series | mean MB/s | Δ vs Patch B | Δ vs v3 |
+|---|---:|---:|---:|
+| Patch B (run-20260507-patchC-preflight, N=1) | 1.362 | — | -42% |
+| Patch C v3 N=3 (run-20260507-N3v3-rep*) | 2.352 | +73% | — |
+| Patch C v3 + F + G + D + E + C2 N=3 (this rep set) | 2.277 | +67% | -3% |
+
+Δ vs v3 is **within rep variance** (v3 N=3 had min 2.102, max 2.590 → spread ±20%; this set's spread is similar). Statistically indistinguishable.
+
+## Verdict: no measurable C2 throughput delta
+
+The tasklet hop in `ieee80211_rx_irqsafe` was apparently cheap on this kernel. Migrating 6 sites from `_irqsafe` to `_rx_ni` (synchronous-from-process-context, internal `local_bh_disable` wrap) preserves throughput but doesn't measurably improve it.
+
+**This was a predicted outcome.** The C2 Phase 4 plan §4.5 said:
+> "If <2%, Phase 7 says 'marginal but no regression' and we ship anyway for upstream-cleanliness."
+
+Observed: -3% (within noise) → falls into the "marginal but no regression" bucket. Ship for the kernel.org submission story (no `_irqsafe` from process context = upstream-idiomatic) even though performance is unchanged.
+
+## Receipts checklist
+
+- [x] N=3 reps captured at fresh-chip uptime (544/716/750 s — within first 13 min, before scan-failure-cadence onset)
+- [x] All reps under same conditions: same fresh boot, same nc listener, same AP (newton, BSSID c0:25:06:e6:61:b0 on chan 1)
+- [x] No WARN/BUG/oops on any rep
+- [x] dmesg pattern: only the pre-existing wsm_generic_confirm 0x0007 noise — same on Patch B / Patch F / Patch C v3 / D / E / C2 (firmware-side, independent of all our patches)
+- [x] Wired-rig telemetry collection — would have caught any wedge that wlan0 ate
+- [x] Rig-failure-is-finding: an early "0-throughput" set of reps was rig artifact (nc-loop race, port-binding state from a prior session) — caught and discounted per `feedback_rig_failure_is_finding`. The recovered N=3 reps used setsid-detached listener + post-reboot fresh state.
+
+## Phase 8 lesson
+
+**Drop-in replacements with the right kerneldoc reading still need Phase 7 measurement.** I expected +5-15% from removing the tasklet schedule. Got -3% (noise). The cost we were saving was already amortised by something else (NAPI infra? per-CPU softirq scheduling?). The kerneldoc-correctness story stands; the perf story does not.
+
+**Memory entry:** the perf-vs-correctness distinction is worth keeping. `_irqsafe → _rx_ni` is a CORRECTNESS / API-cleanliness move, not a performance optimization. Don't oversell predicted deltas without baseline measurement.
+
+## Out-of-scope follow-ups
+
+- Patch C v3 architectural win is the durable +73%. C / D / E / C2 / F / G are smaller cleanups that don't compound visibly.
+- Bug #5 RX-degradation campaign already closed (hypothesis falsified).
+- Task #24 (post-cleanup observation of bh.c symptom-shaped artifacts): mostly answered.
+- Task #25 (Allwinner sw_mci_check_r1_ready measurement): can be done during any future stress run; not on critical path.
+
+---
+
+*Phase 7 captured 2026-05-08 by Claude (noether). Patch C2 closes the post-Bug-#5 cleanup track. Throughput ceiling on this hardware = ~2.4 MB/s sustained @ 4 MB/s sender, fresh chip; further improvement would need firmware-side fixes (the wsm_generic_confirm 0x0007 path), not driver-side.*