/* * CDDL HEADER START * * The contents of this file are subject to the terms of the * Common Development and Distribution License (the "License"). * You may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * * You can obtain a copy of the license at usr/src/OPENSOLARIS.LICENSE * or http://www.opensolaris.org/os/licensing. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions * and limitations under the License. * * When distributing Covered Code, include this CDDL HEADER in each * file and include the License file at usr/src/OPENSOLARIS.LICENSE. * If applicable, add the following below this CDDL HEADER, with the * fields enclosed by brackets "[]" replaced with your own identifying * information: Portions Copyright [yyyy] [name of copyright owner] * * CDDL HEADER END */ /* * Copyright 2007 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved. * Use is subject to license terms. */ #pragma ident "%Z%%M% %I% %E% SMI" #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include /* * Function prototypes. */ static int vsw_attach(dev_info_t *, ddi_attach_cmd_t); static int vsw_detach(dev_info_t *, ddi_detach_cmd_t); static int vsw_getinfo(dev_info_t *, ddi_info_cmd_t, void *, void **); static int vsw_get_md_physname(vsw_t *, md_t *, mde_cookie_t, char *); static int vsw_get_md_smodes(vsw_t *, md_t *, mde_cookie_t, uint8_t *, int *); static int vsw_get_physaddr(vsw_t *); static int vsw_setup_switching(vsw_t *); static int vsw_setup_layer2(vsw_t *); static int vsw_setup_layer3(vsw_t *); /* MAC Ring table functions. */ static void vsw_mac_ring_tbl_init(vsw_t *vswp); static void vsw_mac_ring_tbl_destroy(vsw_t *vswp); static void vsw_queue_worker(vsw_mac_ring_t *rrp); static void vsw_queue_stop(vsw_queue_t *vqp); static vsw_queue_t *vsw_queue_create(); static void vsw_queue_destroy(vsw_queue_t *vqp); /* MAC layer routines */ static mac_resource_handle_t vsw_mac_ring_add_cb(void *arg, mac_resource_t *mrp); static int vsw_get_hw_maddr(vsw_t *); static int vsw_set_hw(vsw_t *, vsw_port_t *, int); static int vsw_set_hw_addr(vsw_t *, mac_multi_addr_t *); static int vsw_set_hw_promisc(vsw_t *, vsw_port_t *, int); static int vsw_unset_hw(vsw_t *, vsw_port_t *, int); static int vsw_unset_hw_addr(vsw_t *, int); static int vsw_unset_hw_promisc(vsw_t *, vsw_port_t *, int); static void vsw_reconfig_hw(vsw_t *); static int vsw_prog_if(vsw_t *); static int vsw_prog_ports(vsw_t *); static int vsw_mac_attach(vsw_t *vswp); static void vsw_mac_detach(vsw_t *vswp); static void vsw_rx_queue_cb(void *, mac_resource_handle_t, mblk_t *); static void vsw_rx_cb(void *, mac_resource_handle_t, mblk_t *); static mblk_t *vsw_tx_msg(vsw_t *, mblk_t *); static int vsw_mac_register(vsw_t *); static int vsw_mac_unregister(vsw_t *); static int vsw_m_stat(void *, uint_t, uint64_t *); static void vsw_m_stop(void *arg); static int vsw_m_start(void *arg); static int vsw_m_unicst(void *arg, const uint8_t *); static int vsw_m_multicst(void *arg, boolean_t, const uint8_t *); static int vsw_m_promisc(void *arg, boolean_t); static mblk_t *vsw_m_tx(void *arg, mblk_t *); /* MDEG routines */ static int vsw_mdeg_register(vsw_t *vswp); static void vsw_mdeg_unregister(vsw_t *vswp); static int vsw_mdeg_cb(void *cb_argp, mdeg_result_t *); static int vsw_port_mdeg_cb(void *cb_argp, mdeg_result_t *); static void vsw_get_initial_md_properties(vsw_t *vswp, md_t *, mde_cookie_t); static void vsw_update_md_prop(vsw_t *, md_t *, mde_cookie_t); /* Port add/deletion routines */ static int vsw_port_add(vsw_t *vswp, md_t *mdp, mde_cookie_t *node); static int vsw_port_attach(vsw_t *vswp, int p_instance, uint64_t *ldcids, int nids, struct ether_addr *macaddr); static int vsw_detach_ports(vsw_t *vswp); static int vsw_port_detach(vsw_t *vswp, int p_instance); static int vsw_port_delete(vsw_port_t *port); static int vsw_ldc_attach(vsw_port_t *port, uint64_t ldc_id); static int vsw_ldc_detach(vsw_port_t *port, uint64_t ldc_id); static int vsw_init_ldcs(vsw_port_t *port); static int vsw_uninit_ldcs(vsw_port_t *port); static int vsw_ldc_init(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp); static int vsw_ldc_uninit(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp); static int vsw_drain_ldcs(vsw_port_t *port); static int vsw_drain_port_taskq(vsw_port_t *port); static void vsw_marker_task(void *); static vsw_port_t *vsw_lookup_port(vsw_t *vswp, int p_instance); static int vsw_plist_del_node(vsw_t *, vsw_port_t *port); /* Interrupt routines */ static uint_t vsw_ldc_cb(uint64_t cb, caddr_t arg); /* Handshake routines */ static void vsw_ldc_reinit(vsw_ldc_t *); static void vsw_process_conn_evt(vsw_ldc_t *, uint16_t); static void vsw_conn_task(void *); static int vsw_check_flag(vsw_ldc_t *, int, uint64_t); static void vsw_next_milestone(vsw_ldc_t *); static int vsw_supported_version(vio_ver_msg_t *); /* Data processing routines */ static void vsw_process_pkt(void *); static void vsw_dispatch_ctrl_task(vsw_ldc_t *, void *, vio_msg_tag_t); static void vsw_process_ctrl_pkt(void *); static void vsw_process_ctrl_ver_pkt(vsw_ldc_t *, void *); static void vsw_process_ctrl_attr_pkt(vsw_ldc_t *, void *); static void vsw_process_ctrl_mcst_pkt(vsw_ldc_t *, void *); static void vsw_process_ctrl_dring_reg_pkt(vsw_ldc_t *, void *); static void vsw_process_ctrl_dring_unreg_pkt(vsw_ldc_t *, void *); static void vsw_process_ctrl_rdx_pkt(vsw_ldc_t *, void *); static void vsw_process_data_pkt(vsw_ldc_t *, void *, vio_msg_tag_t); static void vsw_process_data_dring_pkt(vsw_ldc_t *, void *); static void vsw_process_data_raw_pkt(vsw_ldc_t *, void *); static void vsw_process_data_ibnd_pkt(vsw_ldc_t *, void *); static void vsw_process_err_pkt(vsw_ldc_t *, void *, vio_msg_tag_t); /* Switching/data transmit routines */ static void vsw_switch_l2_frame(vsw_t *vswp, mblk_t *mp, int caller, vsw_port_t *port, mac_resource_handle_t); static void vsw_switch_l3_frame(vsw_t *vswp, mblk_t *mp, int caller, vsw_port_t *port, mac_resource_handle_t); static int vsw_forward_all(vsw_t *vswp, mblk_t *mp, int caller, vsw_port_t *port); static int vsw_forward_grp(vsw_t *vswp, mblk_t *mp, int caller, vsw_port_t *port); static int vsw_portsend(vsw_port_t *, mblk_t *); static int vsw_dringsend(vsw_ldc_t *, mblk_t *); static int vsw_descrsend(vsw_ldc_t *, mblk_t *); /* Packet creation routines */ static void vsw_send_ver(void *); static void vsw_send_attr(vsw_ldc_t *); static vio_dring_reg_msg_t *vsw_create_dring_info_pkt(vsw_ldc_t *); static void vsw_send_dring_info(vsw_ldc_t *); static void vsw_send_rdx(vsw_ldc_t *); static int vsw_send_msg(vsw_ldc_t *, void *, int, boolean_t); /* Forwarding database (FDB) routines */ static int vsw_add_fdb(vsw_t *vswp, vsw_port_t *port); static int vsw_del_fdb(vsw_t *vswp, vsw_port_t *port); static vsw_port_t *vsw_lookup_fdb(vsw_t *vswp, struct ether_header *); static int vsw_add_rem_mcst(vnet_mcast_msg_t *, vsw_port_t *); static int vsw_add_mcst(vsw_t *, uint8_t, uint64_t, void *); static int vsw_del_mcst(vsw_t *, uint8_t, uint64_t, void *); static void vsw_del_addr(uint8_t, void *, uint64_t); static void vsw_del_mcst_port(vsw_port_t *); static void vsw_del_mcst_vsw(vsw_t *); /* Dring routines */ static dring_info_t *vsw_create_dring(vsw_ldc_t *); static void vsw_create_privring(vsw_ldc_t *); static int vsw_setup_ring(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp, dring_info_t *dp); static int vsw_dring_find_free_desc(dring_info_t *, vsw_private_desc_t **, int *); static dring_info_t *vsw_ident2dring(lane_t *, uint64_t); static void vsw_set_lane_attr(vsw_t *, lane_t *); static int vsw_check_attr(vnet_attr_msg_t *, vsw_port_t *); static int vsw_dring_match(dring_info_t *dp, vio_dring_reg_msg_t *msg); static int vsw_mem_cookie_match(ldc_mem_cookie_t *, ldc_mem_cookie_t *); static int vsw_check_dring_info(vio_dring_reg_msg_t *); /* Misc support routines */ static caddr_t vsw_print_ethaddr(uint8_t *addr, char *ebuf); static void vsw_free_lane_resources(vsw_ldc_t *, uint64_t); static int vsw_free_ring(dring_info_t *); /* Debugging routines */ static void dump_flags(uint64_t); static void display_state(void); static void display_lane(lane_t *); static void display_ring(dring_info_t *); int vsw_num_handshakes = VNET_NUM_HANDSHAKES; /* # of handshake attempts */ int vsw_wretries = 100; /* # of write attempts */ int vsw_chain_len = 150; /* max # of mblks in msg chain */ int vsw_desc_delay = 0; /* delay in us */ int vsw_read_attempts = 5; /* # of reads of descriptor */ uint32_t vsw_mblk_size = VSW_MBLK_SIZE; uint32_t vsw_num_mblks = VSW_NUM_MBLKS; static mac_callbacks_t vsw_m_callbacks = { 0, vsw_m_stat, vsw_m_start, vsw_m_stop, vsw_m_promisc, vsw_m_multicst, vsw_m_unicst, vsw_m_tx, NULL, NULL, NULL }; static struct cb_ops vsw_cb_ops = { nulldev, /* cb_open */ nulldev, /* cb_close */ nodev, /* cb_strategy */ nodev, /* cb_print */ nodev, /* cb_dump */ nodev, /* cb_read */ nodev, /* cb_write */ nodev, /* cb_ioctl */ nodev, /* cb_devmap */ nodev, /* cb_mmap */ nodev, /* cb_segmap */ nochpoll, /* cb_chpoll */ ddi_prop_op, /* cb_prop_op */ NULL, /* cb_stream */ D_MP, /* cb_flag */ CB_REV, /* rev */ nodev, /* int (*cb_aread)() */ nodev /* int (*cb_awrite)() */ }; static struct dev_ops vsw_ops = { DEVO_REV, /* devo_rev */ 0, /* devo_refcnt */ vsw_getinfo, /* devo_getinfo */ nulldev, /* devo_identify */ nulldev, /* devo_probe */ vsw_attach, /* devo_attach */ vsw_detach, /* devo_detach */ nodev, /* devo_reset */ &vsw_cb_ops, /* devo_cb_ops */ (struct bus_ops *)NULL, /* devo_bus_ops */ ddi_power /* devo_power */ }; extern struct mod_ops mod_driverops; static struct modldrv vswmodldrv = { &mod_driverops, "sun4v Virtual Switch %I%", &vsw_ops, }; #define LDC_ENTER_LOCK(ldcp) \ mutex_enter(&((ldcp)->ldc_cblock));\ mutex_enter(&((ldcp)->ldc_txlock)); #define LDC_EXIT_LOCK(ldcp) \ mutex_exit(&((ldcp)->ldc_txlock));\ mutex_exit(&((ldcp)->ldc_cblock)); /* Driver soft state ptr */ static void *vsw_state; /* * Linked list of "vsw_t" structures - one per instance. */ vsw_t *vsw_head = NULL; krwlock_t vsw_rw; /* * Property names */ static char vdev_propname[] = "virtual-device"; static char vsw_propname[] = "virtual-network-switch"; static char physdev_propname[] = "vsw-phys-dev"; static char smode_propname[] = "vsw-switch-mode"; static char macaddr_propname[] = "local-mac-address"; static char remaddr_propname[] = "remote-mac-address"; static char ldcids_propname[] = "ldc-ids"; static char chan_propname[] = "channel-endpoint"; static char id_propname[] = "id"; static char reg_propname[] = "reg"; /* supported versions */ static ver_sup_t vsw_versions[] = { {1, 0} }; /* * Matching criteria passed to the MDEG to register interest * in changes to 'virtual-device-port' nodes identified by their * 'id' property. */ static md_prop_match_t vport_prop_match[] = { { MDET_PROP_VAL, "id" }, { MDET_LIST_END, NULL } }; static mdeg_node_match_t vport_match = { "virtual-device-port", vport_prop_match }; /* * Matching criteria passed to the MDEG to register interest * in changes to 'virtual-device' nodes (i.e. vsw nodes) identified * by their 'name' and 'cfg-handle' properties. */ static md_prop_match_t vdev_prop_match[] = { { MDET_PROP_STR, "name" }, { MDET_PROP_VAL, "cfg-handle" }, { MDET_LIST_END, NULL } }; static mdeg_node_match_t vdev_match = { "virtual-device", vdev_prop_match }; /* * Specification of an MD node passed to the MDEG to filter any * 'vport' nodes that do not belong to the specified node. This * template is copied for each vsw instance and filled in with * the appropriate 'cfg-handle' value before being passed to the MDEG. */ static mdeg_prop_spec_t vsw_prop_template[] = { { MDET_PROP_STR, "name", vsw_propname }, { MDET_PROP_VAL, "cfg-handle", NULL }, { MDET_LIST_END, NULL, NULL } }; #define VSW_SET_MDEG_PROP_INST(specp, val) (specp)[1].ps_val = (val); /* * From /etc/system enable/disable thread per ring. This is a mode * selection that is done a vsw driver attach time. */ boolean_t vsw_multi_ring_enable = B_FALSE; int vsw_mac_rx_rings = VSW_MAC_RX_RINGS; /* * Print debug messages - set to 0x1f to enable all msgs * or 0x0 to turn all off. */ int vswdbg = 0x0; /* * debug levels: * 0x01: Function entry/exit tracing * 0x02: Internal function messages * 0x04: Verbose internal messages * 0x08: Warning messages * 0x10: Error messages */ static void vswdebug(vsw_t *vswp, const char *fmt, ...) { char buf[512]; va_list ap; va_start(ap, fmt); (void) vsprintf(buf, fmt, ap); va_end(ap); if (vswp == NULL) cmn_err(CE_CONT, "%s\n", buf); else cmn_err(CE_CONT, "vsw%d: %s\n", vswp->instance, buf); } /* * For the moment the state dump routines have their own * private flag. */ #define DUMP_STATE 0 #if DUMP_STATE #define DUMP_TAG(tag) \ { \ D1(NULL, "DUMP_TAG: type 0x%llx", (tag).vio_msgtype); \ D1(NULL, "DUMP_TAG: stype 0x%llx", (tag).vio_subtype); \ D1(NULL, "DUMP_TAG: senv 0x%llx", (tag).vio_subtype_env); \ } #define DUMP_TAG_PTR(tag) \ { \ D1(NULL, "DUMP_TAG: type 0x%llx", (tag)->vio_msgtype); \ D1(NULL, "DUMP_TAG: stype 0x%llx", (tag)->vio_subtype); \ D1(NULL, "DUMP_TAG: senv 0x%llx", (tag)->vio_subtype_env); \ } #define DUMP_FLAGS(flags) dump_flags(flags); #define DISPLAY_STATE() display_state() #else #define DUMP_TAG(tag) #define DUMP_TAG_PTR(tag) #define DUMP_FLAGS(state) #define DISPLAY_STATE() #endif /* DUMP_STATE */ #ifdef DEBUG #define D1 \ if (vswdbg & 0x01) \ vswdebug #define D2 \ if (vswdbg & 0x02) \ vswdebug #define D3 \ if (vswdbg & 0x04) \ vswdebug #define DWARN \ if (vswdbg & 0x08) \ vswdebug #define DERR \ if (vswdbg & 0x10) \ vswdebug #else #define DERR if (0) vswdebug #define DWARN if (0) vswdebug #define D1 if (0) vswdebug #define D2 if (0) vswdebug #define D3 if (0) vswdebug #endif /* DEBUG */ static struct modlinkage modlinkage = { MODREV_1, &vswmodldrv, NULL }; int _init(void) { int status; rw_init(&vsw_rw, NULL, RW_DRIVER, NULL); status = ddi_soft_state_init(&vsw_state, sizeof (vsw_t), 1); if (status != 0) { return (status); } mac_init_ops(&vsw_ops, "vsw"); status = mod_install(&modlinkage); if (status != 0) { ddi_soft_state_fini(&vsw_state); } return (status); } int _fini(void) { int status; status = mod_remove(&modlinkage); if (status != 0) return (status); mac_fini_ops(&vsw_ops); ddi_soft_state_fini(&vsw_state); rw_destroy(&vsw_rw); return (status); } int _info(struct modinfo *modinfop) { return (mod_info(&modlinkage, modinfop)); } static int vsw_attach(dev_info_t *dip, ddi_attach_cmd_t cmd) { vsw_t *vswp; int instance; char hashname[MAXNAMELEN]; char qname[TASKQ_NAMELEN]; enum { PROG_init = 0x00, PROG_if_lock = 0x01, PROG_fdb = 0x02, PROG_mfdb = 0x04, PROG_report_dev = 0x08, PROG_plist = 0x10, PROG_taskq = 0x20} progress; progress = PROG_init; switch (cmd) { case DDI_ATTACH: break; case DDI_RESUME: /* nothing to do for this non-device */ return (DDI_SUCCESS); case DDI_PM_RESUME: default: return (DDI_FAILURE); } instance = ddi_get_instance(dip); if (ddi_soft_state_zalloc(vsw_state, instance) != DDI_SUCCESS) { DERR(NULL, "vsw%d: ddi_soft_state_zalloc failed", instance); return (DDI_FAILURE); } vswp = ddi_get_soft_state(vsw_state, instance); if (vswp == NULL) { DERR(NULL, "vsw%d: ddi_get_soft_state failed", instance); goto vsw_attach_fail; } vswp->dip = dip; vswp->instance = instance; ddi_set_driver_private(dip, (caddr_t)vswp); mutex_init(&vswp->hw_lock, NULL, MUTEX_DRIVER, NULL); mutex_init(&vswp->mac_lock, NULL, MUTEX_DRIVER, NULL); rw_init(&vswp->if_lockrw, NULL, RW_DRIVER, NULL); progress |= PROG_if_lock; /* setup the unicast forwarding database */ (void) snprintf(hashname, MAXNAMELEN, "vsw_unicst_table-%d", vswp->instance); D2(vswp, "creating unicast hash table (%s)...", hashname); vswp->fdb = mod_hash_create_ptrhash(hashname, VSW_NCHAINS, mod_hash_null_valdtor, sizeof (void *)); progress |= PROG_fdb; /* setup the multicast fowarding database */ (void) snprintf(hashname, MAXNAMELEN, "vsw_mcst_table-%d", vswp->instance); D2(vswp, "creating multicast hash table %s)...", hashname); rw_init(&vswp->mfdbrw, NULL, RW_DRIVER, NULL); vswp->mfdb = mod_hash_create_ptrhash(hashname, VSW_NCHAINS, mod_hash_null_valdtor, sizeof (void *)); progress |= PROG_mfdb; /* * create lock protecting list of multicast addresses * which could come via m_multicst() entry point when plumbed. */ mutex_init(&vswp->mca_lock, NULL, MUTEX_DRIVER, NULL); vswp->mcap = NULL; ddi_report_dev(vswp->dip); progress |= PROG_report_dev; WRITE_ENTER(&vsw_rw); vswp->next = vsw_head; vsw_head = vswp; RW_EXIT(&vsw_rw); /* setup the port list */ rw_init(&vswp->plist.lockrw, NULL, RW_DRIVER, NULL); vswp->plist.head = NULL; progress |= PROG_plist; /* * Create the taskq which will process all the VIO * control messages. */ (void) snprintf(qname, TASKQ_NAMELEN, "vsw_taskq%d", vswp->instance); if ((vswp->taskq_p = ddi_taskq_create(vswp->dip, qname, 1, TASKQ_DEFAULTPRI, 0)) == NULL) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: Unable to create task queue", vswp->instance); goto vsw_attach_fail; } progress |= PROG_taskq; /* prevent auto-detaching */ if (ddi_prop_update_int(DDI_DEV_T_NONE, vswp->dip, DDI_NO_AUTODETACH, 1) != DDI_SUCCESS) { cmn_err(CE_NOTE, "!Unable to set \"%s\" property for " "instance %u", DDI_NO_AUTODETACH, instance); } /* * Now we have everything setup, register an interest in * specific MD nodes. * * The callback is invoked in 2 cases, firstly if upon mdeg * registration there are existing nodes which match our specified * criteria, and secondly if the MD is changed (and again, there * are nodes which we are interested in present within it. Note * that our callback will be invoked even if our specified nodes * have not actually changed). * * Until the callback is invoked we cannot switch any pkts as * we don't know basic information such as what mode we are * operating in. However we expect the callback to be invoked * immediately upon registration as this driver should only * be attaching if there are vsw nodes in the MD. */ if (vsw_mdeg_register(vswp)) goto vsw_attach_fail; return (DDI_SUCCESS); vsw_attach_fail: DERR(NULL, "vsw_attach: failed"); if (progress & PROG_taskq) ddi_taskq_destroy(vswp->taskq_p); if (progress & PROG_plist) rw_destroy(&vswp->plist.lockrw); if (progress & PROG_report_dev) { ddi_remove_minor_node(dip, NULL); mutex_destroy(&vswp->mca_lock); } if (progress & PROG_mfdb) { mod_hash_destroy_hash(vswp->mfdb); vswp->mfdb = NULL; rw_destroy(&vswp->mfdbrw); } if (progress & PROG_fdb) { mod_hash_destroy_hash(vswp->fdb); vswp->fdb = NULL; } if (progress & PROG_if_lock) { rw_destroy(&vswp->if_lockrw); mutex_destroy(&vswp->mac_lock); mutex_destroy(&vswp->hw_lock); } ddi_soft_state_free(vsw_state, instance); return (DDI_FAILURE); } static int vsw_detach(dev_info_t *dip, ddi_detach_cmd_t cmd) { vio_mblk_pool_t *poolp, *npoolp; vsw_t **vswpp, *vswp; int instance; instance = ddi_get_instance(dip); vswp = ddi_get_soft_state(vsw_state, instance); if (vswp == NULL) { return (DDI_FAILURE); } switch (cmd) { case DDI_DETACH: break; case DDI_SUSPEND: case DDI_PM_SUSPEND: default: return (DDI_FAILURE); } D2(vswp, "detaching instance %d", instance); if (vswp->if_state & VSW_IF_REG) { if (vsw_mac_unregister(vswp) != 0) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: Unable to detach from " "MAC layer", vswp->instance); return (DDI_FAILURE); } } vsw_mdeg_unregister(vswp); /* remove mac layer callback */ mutex_enter(&vswp->mac_lock); if ((vswp->mh != NULL) && (vswp->mrh != NULL)) { mac_rx_remove(vswp->mh, vswp->mrh); vswp->mrh = NULL; } mutex_exit(&vswp->mac_lock); if (vsw_detach_ports(vswp) != 0) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: Unable to detach ports", vswp->instance); return (DDI_FAILURE); } rw_destroy(&vswp->if_lockrw); mutex_destroy(&vswp->hw_lock); /* * Now that the ports have been deleted, stop and close * the physical device. */ mutex_enter(&vswp->mac_lock); if (vswp->mh != NULL) { if (vswp->mstarted) mac_stop(vswp->mh); if (vswp->mresources) mac_resource_set(vswp->mh, NULL, NULL); mac_close(vswp->mh); vswp->mh = NULL; vswp->txinfo = NULL; } mutex_exit(&vswp->mac_lock); mutex_destroy(&vswp->mac_lock); /* * Destroy any free pools that may still exist. */ poolp = vswp->rxh; while (poolp != NULL) { npoolp = vswp->rxh = poolp->nextp; if (vio_destroy_mblks(poolp) != 0) { vswp->rxh = poolp; return (DDI_FAILURE); } poolp = npoolp; } /* * Remove this instance from any entries it may be on in * the hash table by using the list of addresses maintained * in the vsw_t structure. */ vsw_del_mcst_vsw(vswp); vswp->mcap = NULL; mutex_destroy(&vswp->mca_lock); /* * By now any pending tasks have finished and the underlying * ldc's have been destroyed, so its safe to delete the control * message taskq. */ if (vswp->taskq_p != NULL) ddi_taskq_destroy(vswp->taskq_p); /* * At this stage all the data pointers in the hash table * should be NULL, as all the ports have been removed and will * have deleted themselves from the port lists which the data * pointers point to. Hence we can destroy the table using the * default destructors. */ D2(vswp, "vsw_detach: destroying hash tables.."); mod_hash_destroy_hash(vswp->fdb); vswp->fdb = NULL; WRITE_ENTER(&vswp->mfdbrw); mod_hash_destroy_hash(vswp->mfdb); vswp->mfdb = NULL; RW_EXIT(&vswp->mfdbrw); rw_destroy(&vswp->mfdbrw); ddi_remove_minor_node(dip, NULL); rw_destroy(&vswp->plist.lockrw); WRITE_ENTER(&vsw_rw); for (vswpp = &vsw_head; *vswpp; vswpp = &(*vswpp)->next) { if (*vswpp == vswp) { *vswpp = vswp->next; break; } } RW_EXIT(&vsw_rw); ddi_soft_state_free(vsw_state, instance); return (DDI_SUCCESS); } static int vsw_getinfo(dev_info_t *dip, ddi_info_cmd_t infocmd, void *arg, void **result) { _NOTE(ARGUNUSED(dip)) vsw_t *vswp = NULL; dev_t dev = (dev_t)arg; int instance; instance = getminor(dev); switch (infocmd) { case DDI_INFO_DEVT2DEVINFO: if ((vswp = ddi_get_soft_state(vsw_state, instance)) == NULL) { *result = NULL; return (DDI_FAILURE); } *result = vswp->dip; return (DDI_SUCCESS); case DDI_INFO_DEVT2INSTANCE: *result = (void *)(uintptr_t)instance; return (DDI_SUCCESS); default: *result = NULL; return (DDI_FAILURE); } } /* * Get the value of the "vsw-phys-dev" property in the specified * node. This property is the name of the physical device that * the virtual switch will use to talk to the outside world. * * Note it is valid for this property to be NULL (but the property * itself must exist). Callers of this routine should verify that * the value returned is what they expected (i.e. either NULL or non NULL). * * On success returns value of the property in region pointed to by * the 'name' argument, and with return value of 0. Otherwise returns 1. */ static int vsw_get_md_physname(vsw_t *vswp, md_t *mdp, mde_cookie_t node, char *name) { int len = 0; char *physname = NULL; char *dev; if (md_get_prop_data(mdp, node, physdev_propname, (uint8_t **)(&physname), &len) != 0) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: Unable to get name(s) of physical " "device(s) from MD", vswp->instance); return (1); } else if ((strlen(physname) + 1) > LIFNAMSIZ) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: %s is too long a device name", vswp->instance, physname); return (1); } else { (void) strncpy(name, physname, strlen(physname) + 1); D2(vswp, "%s: using first device specified (%s)", __func__, physname); } #ifdef DEBUG /* * As a temporary measure to aid testing we check to see if there * is a vsw.conf file present. If there is we use the value of the * vsw_physname property in the file as the name of the physical * device, overriding the value from the MD. * * There may be multiple devices listed, but for the moment * we just use the first one. */ if (ddi_prop_lookup_string(DDI_DEV_T_ANY, vswp->dip, 0, "vsw_physname", &dev) == DDI_PROP_SUCCESS) { if ((strlen(dev) + 1) > LIFNAMSIZ) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "vsw%d: %s is too long a device name", vswp->instance, dev); ddi_prop_free(dev); return (1); } else { cmn_err(CE_NOTE, "vsw%d: Using device name (%s) from " "config file", vswp->instance, dev); (void) strncpy(name, dev, strlen(dev) + 1); } ddi_prop_free(dev); } #endif return (0); } /* * Read the 'vsw-switch-mode' property from the specified MD node. * * Returns 0 on success and the number of modes found in 'found', * otherwise returns 1. */ static int vsw_get_md_smodes(vsw_t *vswp, md_t *mdp, mde_cookie_t node, uint8_t *modes, int *found) { int len = 0; int smode_num = 0; char *smode = NULL; char *curr_mode = NULL; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); /* * Get the switch-mode property. The modes are listed in * decreasing order of preference, i.e. prefered mode is * first item in list. */ len = 0; smode_num = 0; if (md_get_prop_data(mdp, node, smode_propname, (uint8_t **)(&smode), &len) != 0) { /* * Unable to get switch-mode property from MD, nothing * more we can do. */ cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: Unable to get switch mode property" " from the MD", vswp->instance); *found = 0; return (1); } curr_mode = smode; /* * Modes of operation: * 'switched' - layer 2 switching, underlying HW in * programmed mode. * 'promiscuous' - layer 2 switching, underlying HW in * promiscuous mode. * 'routed' - layer 3 (i.e. IP) routing, underlying HW * in non-promiscuous mode. */ while ((curr_mode < (smode + len)) && (smode_num < NUM_SMODES)) { D2(vswp, "%s: curr_mode = [%s]", __func__, curr_mode); if (strcmp(curr_mode, "switched") == 0) { modes[smode_num++] = VSW_LAYER2; } else if (strcmp(curr_mode, "promiscuous") == 0) { modes[smode_num++] = VSW_LAYER2_PROMISC; } else if (strcmp(curr_mode, "routed") == 0) { modes[smode_num++] = VSW_LAYER3; } else { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: Unknown switch mode %s, " "setting to default switched mode", vswp->instance, curr_mode); modes[smode_num++] = VSW_LAYER2; } curr_mode += strlen(curr_mode) + 1; } *found = smode_num; D2(vswp, "%s: %d modes found", __func__, smode_num); D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (0); } /* * Get the mac address of the physical device. * * Returns 0 on success, 1 on failure. */ static int vsw_get_physaddr(vsw_t *vswp) { mac_handle_t mh; char drv[LIFNAMSIZ]; uint_t ddi_instance; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); if (ddi_parse(vswp->physname, drv, &ddi_instance) != DDI_SUCCESS) return (1); if (mac_open(vswp->physname, ddi_instance, &mh) != 0) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: mac_open %s failed", vswp->instance, vswp->physname); return (1); } READ_ENTER(&vswp->if_lockrw); mac_unicst_get(mh, vswp->if_addr.ether_addr_octet); RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); mac_close(mh); vswp->mdprops |= VSW_DEV_MACADDR; D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (0); } /* * Check to see if the card supports the setting of multiple unicst * addresses. * * Returns 0 if card supports the programming of multiple unicast addresses, * otherwise returns 1. */ static int vsw_get_hw_maddr(vsw_t *vswp) { D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); mutex_enter(&vswp->mac_lock); if (vswp->mh == NULL) { mutex_exit(&vswp->mac_lock); return (1); } if (!mac_capab_get(vswp->mh, MAC_CAPAB_MULTIADDRESS, &vswp->maddr)) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: device (%s) does not support " "setting multiple unicast addresses", vswp->instance, vswp->physname); mutex_exit(&vswp->mac_lock); return (1); } mutex_exit(&vswp->mac_lock); D2(vswp, "%s: %d addrs : %d free", __func__, vswp->maddr.maddr_naddr, vswp->maddr.maddr_naddrfree); D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (0); } /* * Setup the required switching mode. * * Returns 0 on success, 1 on failure. */ static int vsw_setup_switching(vsw_t *vswp) { int i, rv = 1; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); /* select best switching mode */ for (i = 0; i < vswp->smode_num; i++) { vswp->smode_idx = i; switch (vswp->smode[i]) { case VSW_LAYER2: case VSW_LAYER2_PROMISC: rv = vsw_setup_layer2(vswp); break; case VSW_LAYER3: rv = vsw_setup_layer3(vswp); break; default: DERR(vswp, "unknown switch mode"); rv = 1; break; } if (rv == 0) break; } if (rv == 1) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: Unable to setup specified " "switching mode", vswp->instance); return (rv); } D2(vswp, "%s: Operating in mode %d", __func__, vswp->smode[vswp->smode_idx]); D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (0); } /* * Setup for layer 2 switching. * * Returns 0 on success, 1 on failure. */ static int vsw_setup_layer2(vsw_t *vswp) { D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); vswp->vsw_switch_frame = vsw_switch_l2_frame; /* * Attempt to link into the MAC layer so we can get * and send packets out over the physical adapter. */ if (vswp->mdprops & VSW_MD_PHYSNAME) { if (vsw_mac_attach(vswp) != 0) { /* * Registration with the MAC layer has failed, * so return 1 so that can fall back to next * prefered switching method. */ cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: Unable to join as MAC layer " "client", vswp->instance); return (1); } if (vswp->smode[vswp->smode_idx] == VSW_LAYER2) { /* * Verify that underlying device can support multiple * unicast mac addresses. */ if (vsw_get_hw_maddr(vswp) != 0) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: Unable to setup " "layer2 switching", vswp->instance); vsw_mac_detach(vswp); return (1); } } } else { /* * No physical device name found in MD which is * required for layer 2. */ cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: no physical device name specified", vswp->instance); return (1); } D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (0); } static int vsw_setup_layer3(vsw_t *vswp) { D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); D2(vswp, "%s: operating in layer 3 mode", __func__); vswp->vsw_switch_frame = vsw_switch_l3_frame; D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (0); } /* * Link into the MAC layer to gain access to the services provided by * the underlying physical device driver (which should also have * registered with the MAC layer). * * Only when in layer 2 mode. */ static int vsw_mac_attach(vsw_t *vswp) { char drv[LIFNAMSIZ]; uint_t ddi_instance; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); ASSERT(vswp->mh == NULL); ASSERT(vswp->mrh == NULL); ASSERT(vswp->mstarted == B_FALSE); ASSERT(vswp->mresources == B_FALSE); ASSERT(vswp->mdprops & VSW_MD_PHYSNAME); mutex_enter(&vswp->mac_lock); if (ddi_parse(vswp->physname, drv, &ddi_instance) != DDI_SUCCESS) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: invalid device name: %s", vswp->instance, vswp->physname); goto mac_fail_exit; } if ((mac_open(vswp->physname, ddi_instance, &vswp->mh)) != 0) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: mac_open %s failed", vswp->instance, vswp->physname); goto mac_fail_exit; } ASSERT(vswp->mh != NULL); D2(vswp, "vsw_mac_attach: using device %s", vswp->physname); if (vsw_multi_ring_enable) { /* * Initialize the ring table. */ vsw_mac_ring_tbl_init(vswp); /* * Register our rx callback function. */ vswp->mrh = mac_rx_add(vswp->mh, vsw_rx_queue_cb, (void *)vswp); ASSERT(vswp->mrh != NULL); /* * Register our mac resource callback. */ mac_resource_set(vswp->mh, vsw_mac_ring_add_cb, (void *)vswp); vswp->mresources = B_TRUE; /* * Get the ring resources available to us from * the mac below us. */ mac_resources(vswp->mh); } else { /* * Just register our rx callback function */ vswp->mrh = mac_rx_add(vswp->mh, vsw_rx_cb, (void *)vswp); ASSERT(vswp->mrh != NULL); } /* Get the MAC tx fn */ vswp->txinfo = mac_tx_get(vswp->mh); /* start the interface */ if (mac_start(vswp->mh) != 0) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: Could not start mac interface", vswp->instance); goto mac_fail_exit; } mutex_exit(&vswp->mac_lock); vswp->mstarted = B_TRUE; D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (0); mac_fail_exit: mutex_exit(&vswp->mac_lock); vsw_mac_detach(vswp); D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (1); } static void vsw_mac_detach(vsw_t *vswp) { D1(vswp, "vsw_mac_detach: enter"); ASSERT(vswp != NULL); if (vsw_multi_ring_enable) { vsw_mac_ring_tbl_destroy(vswp); } mutex_enter(&vswp->mac_lock); if (vswp->mh != NULL) { if (vswp->mstarted) mac_stop(vswp->mh); if (vswp->mrh != NULL) mac_rx_remove(vswp->mh, vswp->mrh); if (vswp->mresources) mac_resource_set(vswp->mh, NULL, NULL); mac_close(vswp->mh); } vswp->mrh = NULL; vswp->mh = NULL; vswp->txinfo = NULL; vswp->mstarted = B_FALSE; mutex_exit(&vswp->mac_lock); D1(vswp, "vsw_mac_detach: exit"); } /* * Depending on the mode specified, the capabilites and capacity * of the underlying device setup the physical device. * * If in layer 3 mode, then do nothing. * * If in layer 2 programmed mode attempt to program the unicast address * associated with the port into the physical device. If this is not * possible due to resource exhaustion or simply because the device does * not support multiple unicast addresses then if required fallback onto * putting the card into promisc mode. * * If in promisc mode then simply set the card into promisc mode. * * Returns 0 success, 1 on failure. */ static int vsw_set_hw(vsw_t *vswp, vsw_port_t *port, int type) { mac_multi_addr_t mac_addr; int err; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); ASSERT(MUTEX_HELD(&vswp->hw_lock)); ASSERT((type == VSW_LOCALDEV) || (type == VSW_VNETPORT)); if (vswp->smode[vswp->smode_idx] == VSW_LAYER3) return (0); if (vswp->smode[vswp->smode_idx] == VSW_LAYER2_PROMISC) { return (vsw_set_hw_promisc(vswp, port, type)); } /* * Attempt to program the unicast address into the HW. */ mac_addr.mma_addrlen = ETHERADDRL; if (type == VSW_VNETPORT) { ASSERT(port != NULL); ether_copy(&port->p_macaddr, &mac_addr.mma_addr); } else { READ_ENTER(&vswp->if_lockrw); /* * Don't program if the interface is not UP. This * is possible if the address has just been changed * in the MD node, but the interface has not yet been * plumbed. */ if (!(vswp->if_state & VSW_IF_UP)) { RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); return (0); } ether_copy(&vswp->if_addr, &mac_addr.mma_addr); RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); } err = vsw_set_hw_addr(vswp, &mac_addr); if (err != 0) { /* * Mark that attempt should be made to re-config sometime * in future if a port is deleted. */ vswp->recfg_reqd = B_TRUE; /* * Only 1 mode specified, nothing more to do. */ if (vswp->smode_num == 1) return (err); /* * If promiscuous was next mode specified try to * set the card into that mode. */ if ((vswp->smode_idx <= (vswp->smode_num - 2)) && (vswp->smode[vswp->smode_idx + 1] == VSW_LAYER2_PROMISC)) { vswp->smode_idx += 1; return (vsw_set_hw_promisc(vswp, port, type)); } return (err); } if (type == VSW_VNETPORT) { port->addr_slot = mac_addr.mma_slot; port->addr_set = VSW_ADDR_HW; } else { vswp->addr_slot = mac_addr.mma_slot; vswp->addr_set = VSW_ADDR_HW; } D2(vswp, "programmed addr %x:%x:%x:%x:%x:%x into slot %d " "of device %s", mac_addr.mma_addr[0], mac_addr.mma_addr[1], mac_addr.mma_addr[2], mac_addr.mma_addr[3], mac_addr.mma_addr[4], mac_addr.mma_addr[5], mac_addr.mma_slot, vswp->physname); D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (0); } /* * If in layer 3 mode do nothing. * * If in layer 2 switched mode remove the address from the physical * device. * * If in layer 2 promiscuous mode disable promisc mode. * * Returns 0 on success. */ static int vsw_unset_hw(vsw_t *vswp, vsw_port_t *port, int type) { mac_addr_slot_t slot; int rv; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); ASSERT(MUTEX_HELD(&vswp->hw_lock)); if (vswp->smode[vswp->smode_idx] == VSW_LAYER3) return (0); switch (type) { case VSW_VNETPORT: ASSERT(port != NULL); if (port->addr_set == VSW_ADDR_PROMISC) { return (vsw_unset_hw_promisc(vswp, port, type)); } else if (port->addr_set == VSW_ADDR_HW) { slot = port->addr_slot; if ((rv = vsw_unset_hw_addr(vswp, slot)) == 0) port->addr_set = VSW_ADDR_UNSET; } break; case VSW_LOCALDEV: if (vswp->addr_set == VSW_ADDR_PROMISC) { return (vsw_unset_hw_promisc(vswp, NULL, type)); } else if (vswp->addr_set == VSW_ADDR_HW) { slot = vswp->addr_slot; if ((rv = vsw_unset_hw_addr(vswp, slot)) == 0) vswp->addr_set = VSW_ADDR_UNSET; } break; default: /* should never happen */ DERR(vswp, "%s: unknown type %d", __func__, type); ASSERT(0); return (1); } D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (rv); } /* * Attempt to program a unicast address into HW. * * Returns 0 on sucess, 1 on failure. */ static int vsw_set_hw_addr(vsw_t *vswp, mac_multi_addr_t *mac) { void *mah; int rv; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); ASSERT(MUTEX_HELD(&vswp->hw_lock)); if (vswp->maddr.maddr_handle == NULL) return (1); mah = vswp->maddr.maddr_handle; rv = vswp->maddr.maddr_add(mah, mac); if (rv == 0) return (0); /* * Its okay for the add to fail because we have exhausted * all the resouces in the hardware device. Any other error * we want to flag. */ if (rv != ENOSPC) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: error programming " "address %x:%x:%x:%x:%x:%x into HW " "err (%d)", vswp->instance, mac->mma_addr[0], mac->mma_addr[1], mac->mma_addr[2], mac->mma_addr[3], mac->mma_addr[4], mac->mma_addr[5], rv); } D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (1); } /* * Remove a unicast mac address which has previously been programmed * into HW. * * Returns 0 on sucess, 1 on failure. */ static int vsw_unset_hw_addr(vsw_t *vswp, int slot) { void *mah; int rv; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); ASSERT(MUTEX_HELD(&vswp->hw_lock)); ASSERT(slot >= 0); if (vswp->maddr.maddr_handle == NULL) return (1); mah = vswp->maddr.maddr_handle; rv = vswp->maddr.maddr_remove(mah, slot); if (rv != 0) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: unable to remove address " "from slot %d in device %s (err %d)", vswp->instance, slot, vswp->physname, rv); return (1); } D2(vswp, "removed addr from slot %d in device %s", slot, vswp->physname); D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (0); } /* * Set network card into promisc mode. * * Returns 0 on success, 1 on failure. */ static int vsw_set_hw_promisc(vsw_t *vswp, vsw_port_t *port, int type) { D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); ASSERT(MUTEX_HELD(&vswp->hw_lock)); ASSERT((type == VSW_LOCALDEV) || (type == VSW_VNETPORT)); mutex_enter(&vswp->mac_lock); if (vswp->mh == NULL) { mutex_exit(&vswp->mac_lock); return (1); } if (vswp->promisc_cnt++ == 0) { if (mac_promisc_set(vswp->mh, B_TRUE, MAC_DEVPROMISC) != 0) { vswp->promisc_cnt--; mutex_exit(&vswp->mac_lock); return (1); } cmn_err(CE_NOTE, "!vsw%d: switching device %s into " "promiscuous mode", vswp->instance, vswp->physname); } mutex_exit(&vswp->mac_lock); if (type == VSW_VNETPORT) { ASSERT(port != NULL); port->addr_set = VSW_ADDR_PROMISC; } else { vswp->addr_set = VSW_ADDR_PROMISC; } D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (0); } /* * Turn off promiscuous mode on network card. * * Returns 0 on success, 1 on failure. */ static int vsw_unset_hw_promisc(vsw_t *vswp, vsw_port_t *port, int type) { vsw_port_list_t *plist = &vswp->plist; D2(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); ASSERT(MUTEX_HELD(&vswp->hw_lock)); ASSERT((type == VSW_LOCALDEV) || (type == VSW_VNETPORT)); mutex_enter(&vswp->mac_lock); if (vswp->mh == NULL) { mutex_exit(&vswp->mac_lock); return (1); } if (--vswp->promisc_cnt == 0) { if (mac_promisc_set(vswp->mh, B_FALSE, MAC_DEVPROMISC) != 0) { vswp->promisc_cnt++; mutex_exit(&vswp->mac_lock); return (1); } /* * We are exiting promisc mode either because we were * only in promisc mode because we had failed over from * switched mode due to HW resource issues, or the user * wanted the card in promisc mode for all the ports and * the last port is now being deleted. Tweak the message * accordingly. */ if (plist->num_ports != 0) { cmn_err(CE_NOTE, "!vsw%d: switching device %s back to " "programmed mode", vswp->instance, vswp->physname); } else { cmn_err(CE_NOTE, "!vsw%d: switching device %s out of " "promiscuous mode", vswp->instance, vswp->physname); } } mutex_exit(&vswp->mac_lock); if (type == VSW_VNETPORT) { ASSERT(port != NULL); ASSERT(port->addr_set == VSW_ADDR_PROMISC); port->addr_set = VSW_ADDR_UNSET; } else { ASSERT(vswp->addr_set == VSW_ADDR_PROMISC); vswp->addr_set = VSW_ADDR_UNSET; } D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (0); } /* * Determine whether or not we are operating in our prefered * mode and if not whether the physical resources now allow us * to operate in it. * * If a port is being removed should only be invoked after port has been * removed from the port list. */ static void vsw_reconfig_hw(vsw_t *vswp) { int s_idx; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); ASSERT(MUTEX_HELD(&vswp->hw_lock)); if (vswp->maddr.maddr_handle == NULL) { return; } /* * If we are in layer 2 (i.e. switched) or would like to be * in layer 2 then check if any ports or the vswitch itself * need to be programmed into the HW. * * This can happen in two cases - switched was specified as * the prefered mode of operation but we exhausted the HW * resources and so failed over to the next specifed mode, * or switched was the only mode specified so after HW * resources were exhausted there was nothing more we * could do. */ if (vswp->smode_idx > 0) s_idx = vswp->smode_idx - 1; else s_idx = vswp->smode_idx; if (vswp->smode[s_idx] != VSW_LAYER2) { return; } D2(vswp, "%s: attempting reconfig..", __func__); /* * First, attempt to set the vswitch mac address into HW, * if required. */ if (vsw_prog_if(vswp)) { return; } /* * Next, attempt to set any ports which have not yet been * programmed into HW. */ if (vsw_prog_ports(vswp)) { return; } /* * By now we know that have programmed all desired ports etc * into HW, so safe to mark reconfiguration as complete. */ vswp->recfg_reqd = B_FALSE; vswp->smode_idx = s_idx; D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); } /* * Check to see if vsw itself is plumbed, and if so whether or not * its mac address should be written into HW. * * Returns 0 if could set address, or didn't have to set it. * Returns 1 if failed to set address. */ static int vsw_prog_if(vsw_t *vswp) { mac_multi_addr_t addr; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); ASSERT(MUTEX_HELD(&vswp->hw_lock)); READ_ENTER(&vswp->if_lockrw); if ((vswp->if_state & VSW_IF_UP) && (vswp->addr_set != VSW_ADDR_HW)) { addr.mma_addrlen = ETHERADDRL; ether_copy(&vswp->if_addr, &addr.mma_addr); if (vsw_set_hw_addr(vswp, &addr) != 0) { RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); return (1); } vswp->addr_slot = addr.mma_slot; /* * If previously when plumbed had had to place * interface into promisc mode, now reverse that. * * Note that interface will only actually be set into * non-promisc mode when last port/interface has been * programmed into HW. */ if (vswp->addr_set == VSW_ADDR_PROMISC) (void) vsw_unset_hw_promisc(vswp, NULL, VSW_LOCALDEV); vswp->addr_set = VSW_ADDR_HW; } RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (0); } /* * Scan the port list for any ports which have not yet been set * into HW. For those found attempt to program their mac addresses * into the physical device. * * Returns 0 if able to program all required ports (can be 0) into HW. * Returns 1 if failed to set at least one mac address. */ static int vsw_prog_ports(vsw_t *vswp) { mac_multi_addr_t addr; vsw_port_list_t *plist = &vswp->plist; vsw_port_t *tp; int rv = 0; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); ASSERT(MUTEX_HELD(&vswp->hw_lock)); READ_ENTER(&plist->lockrw); for (tp = plist->head; tp != NULL; tp = tp->p_next) { if (tp->addr_set != VSW_ADDR_HW) { addr.mma_addrlen = ETHERADDRL; ether_copy(&tp->p_macaddr, &addr.mma_addr); if (vsw_set_hw_addr(vswp, &addr) != 0) { rv = 1; break; } tp->addr_slot = addr.mma_slot; /* * If when this port had first attached we had * had to place the interface into promisc mode, * then now reverse that. * * Note that the interface will not actually * change to non-promisc mode until all ports * have been programmed. */ if (tp->addr_set == VSW_ADDR_PROMISC) (void) vsw_unset_hw_promisc(vswp, tp, VSW_VNETPORT); tp->addr_set = VSW_ADDR_HW; } } RW_EXIT(&plist->lockrw); D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (rv); } static void vsw_mac_ring_tbl_entry_init(vsw_t *vswp, vsw_mac_ring_t *ringp) { ringp->ring_state = VSW_MAC_RING_FREE; ringp->ring_arg = NULL; ringp->ring_blank = NULL; ringp->ring_vqp = NULL; ringp->ring_vswp = vswp; } static void vsw_mac_ring_tbl_init(vsw_t *vswp) { int i; mutex_init(&vswp->mac_ring_lock, NULL, MUTEX_DRIVER, NULL); vswp->mac_ring_tbl_sz = vsw_mac_rx_rings; vswp->mac_ring_tbl = kmem_alloc(vsw_mac_rx_rings * sizeof (vsw_mac_ring_t), KM_SLEEP); for (i = 0; i < vswp->mac_ring_tbl_sz; i++) vsw_mac_ring_tbl_entry_init(vswp, &vswp->mac_ring_tbl[i]); } static void vsw_mac_ring_tbl_destroy(vsw_t *vswp) { int i; vsw_mac_ring_t *ringp; mutex_enter(&vswp->mac_ring_lock); for (i = 0; i < vswp->mac_ring_tbl_sz; i++) { ringp = &vswp->mac_ring_tbl[i]; if (ringp->ring_state != VSW_MAC_RING_FREE) { /* * Destroy the queue. */ vsw_queue_stop(ringp->ring_vqp); vsw_queue_destroy(ringp->ring_vqp); /* * Re-initialize the structure. */ vsw_mac_ring_tbl_entry_init(vswp, ringp); } } mutex_exit(&vswp->mac_ring_lock); mutex_destroy(&vswp->mac_ring_lock); kmem_free(vswp->mac_ring_tbl, vswp->mac_ring_tbl_sz * sizeof (vsw_mac_ring_t)); vswp->mac_ring_tbl_sz = 0; } /* * Handle resource add callbacks from the driver below. */ static mac_resource_handle_t vsw_mac_ring_add_cb(void *arg, mac_resource_t *mrp) { vsw_t *vswp = (vsw_t *)arg; mac_rx_fifo_t *mrfp = (mac_rx_fifo_t *)mrp; vsw_mac_ring_t *ringp; vsw_queue_t *vqp; int i; ASSERT(vswp != NULL); ASSERT(mrp != NULL); ASSERT(vswp->mac_ring_tbl != NULL); D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); /* * Check to make sure we have the correct resource type. */ if (mrp->mr_type != MAC_RX_FIFO) return (NULL); /* * Find a open entry in the ring table. */ mutex_enter(&vswp->mac_ring_lock); for (i = 0; i < vswp->mac_ring_tbl_sz; i++) { ringp = &vswp->mac_ring_tbl[i]; /* * Check for an empty slot, if found, then setup queue * and thread. */ if (ringp->ring_state == VSW_MAC_RING_FREE) { /* * Create the queue for this ring. */ vqp = vsw_queue_create(); /* * Initialize the ring data structure. */ ringp->ring_vqp = vqp; ringp->ring_arg = mrfp->mrf_arg; ringp->ring_blank = mrfp->mrf_blank; ringp->ring_state = VSW_MAC_RING_INUSE; /* * Create the worker thread. */ vqp->vq_worker = thread_create(NULL, 0, vsw_queue_worker, ringp, 0, &p0, TS_RUN, minclsyspri); if (vqp->vq_worker == NULL) { vsw_queue_destroy(vqp); vsw_mac_ring_tbl_entry_init(vswp, ringp); ringp = NULL; } if (ringp != NULL) { /* * Make sure thread get's running state for * this ring. */ mutex_enter(&vqp->vq_lock); while ((vqp->vq_state != VSW_QUEUE_RUNNING) && (vqp->vq_state != VSW_QUEUE_DRAINED)) { cv_wait(&vqp->vq_cv, &vqp->vq_lock); } /* * If the thread is not running, cleanup. */ if (vqp->vq_state == VSW_QUEUE_DRAINED) { vsw_queue_destroy(vqp); vsw_mac_ring_tbl_entry_init(vswp, ringp); ringp = NULL; } mutex_exit(&vqp->vq_lock); } mutex_exit(&vswp->mac_ring_lock); D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return ((mac_resource_handle_t)ringp); } } mutex_exit(&vswp->mac_ring_lock); /* * No slots in the ring table available. */ D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (NULL); } static void vsw_queue_stop(vsw_queue_t *vqp) { mutex_enter(&vqp->vq_lock); if (vqp->vq_state == VSW_QUEUE_RUNNING) { vqp->vq_state = VSW_QUEUE_STOP; cv_signal(&vqp->vq_cv); while (vqp->vq_state != VSW_QUEUE_DRAINED) cv_wait(&vqp->vq_cv, &vqp->vq_lock); } vqp->vq_state = VSW_QUEUE_STOPPED; mutex_exit(&vqp->vq_lock); } static vsw_queue_t * vsw_queue_create() { vsw_queue_t *vqp; vqp = kmem_zalloc(sizeof (vsw_queue_t), KM_SLEEP); mutex_init(&vqp->vq_lock, NULL, MUTEX_DRIVER, NULL); cv_init(&vqp->vq_cv, NULL, CV_DRIVER, NULL); vqp->vq_first = NULL; vqp->vq_last = NULL; vqp->vq_state = VSW_QUEUE_STOPPED; return (vqp); } static void vsw_queue_destroy(vsw_queue_t *vqp) { cv_destroy(&vqp->vq_cv); mutex_destroy(&vqp->vq_lock); kmem_free(vqp, sizeof (vsw_queue_t)); } static void vsw_queue_worker(vsw_mac_ring_t *rrp) { mblk_t *mp; vsw_queue_t *vqp = rrp->ring_vqp; vsw_t *vswp = rrp->ring_vswp; mutex_enter(&vqp->vq_lock); ASSERT(vqp->vq_state == VSW_QUEUE_STOPPED); /* * Set the state to running, since the thread is now active. */ vqp->vq_state = VSW_QUEUE_RUNNING; cv_signal(&vqp->vq_cv); while (vqp->vq_state == VSW_QUEUE_RUNNING) { /* * Wait for work to do or the state has changed * to not running. */ while ((vqp->vq_state == VSW_QUEUE_RUNNING) && (vqp->vq_first == NULL)) { cv_wait(&vqp->vq_cv, &vqp->vq_lock); } /* * Process packets that we received from the interface. */ if (vqp->vq_first != NULL) { mp = vqp->vq_first; vqp->vq_first = NULL; vqp->vq_last = NULL; mutex_exit(&vqp->vq_lock); /* switch the chain of packets received */ vswp->vsw_switch_frame(vswp, mp, VSW_PHYSDEV, NULL, NULL); mutex_enter(&vqp->vq_lock); } } /* * We are drained and signal we are done. */ vqp->vq_state = VSW_QUEUE_DRAINED; cv_signal(&vqp->vq_cv); /* * Exit lock and drain the remaining packets. */ mutex_exit(&vqp->vq_lock); /* * Exit the thread */ thread_exit(); } /* * static void * vsw_rx_queue_cb() - Receive callback routine when * vsw_multi_ring_enable is non-zero. Queue the packets * to a packet queue for a worker thread to process. */ static void vsw_rx_queue_cb(void *arg, mac_resource_handle_t mrh, mblk_t *mp) { vsw_mac_ring_t *ringp = (vsw_mac_ring_t *)mrh; vsw_t *vswp = (vsw_t *)arg; vsw_queue_t *vqp; mblk_t *bp, *last; ASSERT(mrh != NULL); ASSERT(vswp != NULL); ASSERT(mp != NULL); D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); /* * Find the last element in the mblk chain. */ bp = mp; do { last = bp; bp = bp->b_next; } while (bp != NULL); /* Get the queue for the packets */ vqp = ringp->ring_vqp; /* * Grab the lock such we can queue the packets. */ mutex_enter(&vqp->vq_lock); if (vqp->vq_state != VSW_QUEUE_RUNNING) { freemsg(mp); mutex_exit(&vqp->vq_lock); goto vsw_rx_queue_cb_exit; } /* * Add the mblk chain to the queue. If there * is some mblks in the queue, then add the new * chain to the end. */ if (vqp->vq_first == NULL) vqp->vq_first = mp; else vqp->vq_last->b_next = mp; vqp->vq_last = last; /* * Signal the worker thread that there is work to * do. */ cv_signal(&vqp->vq_cv); /* * Let go of the lock and exit. */ mutex_exit(&vqp->vq_lock); vsw_rx_queue_cb_exit: D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); } /* * receive callback routine. Invoked by MAC layer when there * are pkts being passed up from physical device. * * PERF: It may be more efficient when the card is in promisc * mode to check the dest address of the pkts here (against * the FDB) rather than checking later. Needs to be investigated. */ static void vsw_rx_cb(void *arg, mac_resource_handle_t mrh, mblk_t *mp) { _NOTE(ARGUNUSED(mrh)) vsw_t *vswp = (vsw_t *)arg; ASSERT(vswp != NULL); D1(vswp, "vsw_rx_cb: enter"); /* switch the chain of packets received */ vswp->vsw_switch_frame(vswp, mp, VSW_PHYSDEV, NULL, NULL); D1(vswp, "vsw_rx_cb: exit"); } /* * Send a message out over the physical device via the MAC layer. * * Returns any mblks that it was unable to transmit. */ static mblk_t * vsw_tx_msg(vsw_t *vswp, mblk_t *mp) { const mac_txinfo_t *mtp; mblk_t *nextp; mutex_enter(&vswp->mac_lock); if (vswp->mh == NULL) { DERR(vswp, "vsw_tx_msg: dropping pkts: no tx routine avail"); mutex_exit(&vswp->mac_lock); return (mp); } else { for (;;) { nextp = mp->b_next; mp->b_next = NULL; mtp = vswp->txinfo; if ((mp = mtp->mt_fn(mtp->mt_arg, mp)) != NULL) { mp->b_next = nextp; break; } if ((mp = nextp) == NULL) break; } } mutex_exit(&vswp->mac_lock); return (mp); } /* * Register with the MAC layer as a network device, so we * can be plumbed if necessary. */ static int vsw_mac_register(vsw_t *vswp) { mac_register_t *macp; int rv; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); if ((macp = mac_alloc(MAC_VERSION)) == NULL) return (EINVAL); macp->m_type_ident = MAC_PLUGIN_IDENT_ETHER; macp->m_driver = vswp; macp->m_dip = vswp->dip; macp->m_src_addr = (uint8_t *)&vswp->if_addr; macp->m_callbacks = &vsw_m_callbacks; macp->m_min_sdu = 0; macp->m_max_sdu = ETHERMTU; rv = mac_register(macp, &vswp->if_mh); mac_free(macp); if (rv == 0) vswp->if_state |= VSW_IF_REG; D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (rv); } static int vsw_mac_unregister(vsw_t *vswp) { int rv = 0; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); WRITE_ENTER(&vswp->if_lockrw); if (vswp->if_state & VSW_IF_REG) { rv = mac_unregister(vswp->if_mh); if (rv != 0) { DWARN(vswp, "%s: unable to unregister from MAC " "framework", __func__); RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); D1(vswp, "%s: fail exit", __func__); return (rv); } /* mark i/f as down and unregistered */ vswp->if_state &= ~(VSW_IF_UP | VSW_IF_REG); } RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (rv); } static int vsw_m_stat(void *arg, uint_t stat, uint64_t *val) { vsw_t *vswp = (vsw_t *)arg; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); mutex_enter(&vswp->mac_lock); if (vswp->mh == NULL) { mutex_exit(&vswp->mac_lock); return (EINVAL); } /* return stats from underlying device */ *val = mac_stat_get(vswp->mh, stat); mutex_exit(&vswp->mac_lock); return (0); } static void vsw_m_stop(void *arg) { vsw_t *vswp = (vsw_t *)arg; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); WRITE_ENTER(&vswp->if_lockrw); vswp->if_state &= ~VSW_IF_UP; RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); mutex_enter(&vswp->hw_lock); (void) vsw_unset_hw(vswp, NULL, VSW_LOCALDEV); if (vswp->recfg_reqd) vsw_reconfig_hw(vswp); mutex_exit(&vswp->hw_lock); D1(vswp, "%s: exit (state = %d)", __func__, vswp->if_state); } static int vsw_m_start(void *arg) { vsw_t *vswp = (vsw_t *)arg; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); WRITE_ENTER(&vswp->if_lockrw); vswp->if_state |= VSW_IF_UP; RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); mutex_enter(&vswp->hw_lock); (void) vsw_set_hw(vswp, NULL, VSW_LOCALDEV); mutex_exit(&vswp->hw_lock); D1(vswp, "%s: exit (state = %d)", __func__, vswp->if_state); return (0); } /* * Change the local interface address. * * Note: we don't support this entry point. The local * mac address of the switch can only be changed via its * MD node properties. */ static int vsw_m_unicst(void *arg, const uint8_t *macaddr) { _NOTE(ARGUNUSED(arg, macaddr)) return (DDI_FAILURE); } static int vsw_m_multicst(void *arg, boolean_t add, const uint8_t *mca) { vsw_t *vswp = (vsw_t *)arg; mcst_addr_t *mcst_p = NULL; uint64_t addr = 0x0; int i, ret = 0; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); /* * Convert address into form that can be used * as hash table key. */ for (i = 0; i < ETHERADDRL; i++) { addr = (addr << 8) | mca[i]; } D2(vswp, "%s: addr = 0x%llx", __func__, addr); if (add) { D2(vswp, "%s: adding multicast", __func__); if (vsw_add_mcst(vswp, VSW_LOCALDEV, addr, NULL) == 0) { /* * Update the list of multicast addresses * contained within the vsw_t structure to * include this new one. */ mcst_p = kmem_zalloc(sizeof (mcst_addr_t), KM_NOSLEEP); if (mcst_p == NULL) { DERR(vswp, "%s unable to alloc mem", __func__); return (1); } mcst_p->addr = addr; mutex_enter(&vswp->mca_lock); mcst_p->nextp = vswp->mcap; vswp->mcap = mcst_p; mutex_exit(&vswp->mca_lock); /* * Call into the underlying driver to program the * address into HW. */ mutex_enter(&vswp->mac_lock); if (vswp->mh != NULL) { ret = mac_multicst_add(vswp->mh, mca); if (ret != 0) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: unable to " "add multicast address", vswp->instance); mutex_exit(&vswp->mac_lock); goto vsw_remove_addr; } } mutex_exit(&vswp->mac_lock); } else { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: unable to add multicast " "address", vswp->instance); } return (ret); } vsw_remove_addr: D2(vswp, "%s: removing multicast", __func__); /* * Remove the address from the hash table.. */ if (vsw_del_mcst(vswp, VSW_LOCALDEV, addr, NULL) == 0) { /* * ..and then from the list maintained in the * vsw_t structure. */ vsw_del_addr(VSW_LOCALDEV, vswp, addr); mutex_enter(&vswp->mac_lock); if (vswp->mh != NULL) (void) mac_multicst_remove(vswp->mh, mca); mutex_exit(&vswp->mac_lock); } D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (0); } static int vsw_m_promisc(void *arg, boolean_t on) { vsw_t *vswp = (vsw_t *)arg; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); WRITE_ENTER(&vswp->if_lockrw); if (on) vswp->if_state |= VSW_IF_PROMISC; else vswp->if_state &= ~VSW_IF_PROMISC; RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (0); } static mblk_t * vsw_m_tx(void *arg, mblk_t *mp) { vsw_t *vswp = (vsw_t *)arg; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); vswp->vsw_switch_frame(vswp, mp, VSW_LOCALDEV, NULL, NULL); D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (NULL); } /* * Register for machine description (MD) updates. * * Returns 0 on success, 1 on failure. */ static int vsw_mdeg_register(vsw_t *vswp) { mdeg_prop_spec_t *pspecp; mdeg_node_spec_t *inst_specp; mdeg_handle_t mdeg_hdl, mdeg_port_hdl; size_t templatesz; int inst, rv; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); /* * In each 'virtual-device' node in the MD there is a * 'cfg-handle' property which is the MD's concept of * an instance number (this may be completely different from * the device drivers instance #). OBP reads that value and * stores it in the 'reg' property of the appropriate node in * the device tree. So we use the 'reg' value when registering * with the mdeg framework, to ensure we get events for the * correct nodes. */ inst = ddi_prop_get_int(DDI_DEV_T_ANY, vswp->dip, DDI_PROP_DONTPASS, reg_propname, -1); if (inst == -1) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: Unable to read %s property from " "OBP device tree", vswp->instance, reg_propname); return (1); } D2(vswp, "%s: instance %d registering with mdeg", __func__, inst); /* * Allocate and initialize a per-instance copy * of the global property spec array that will * uniquely identify this vsw instance. */ templatesz = sizeof (vsw_prop_template); pspecp = kmem_zalloc(templatesz, KM_SLEEP); bcopy(vsw_prop_template, pspecp, templatesz); VSW_SET_MDEG_PROP_INST(pspecp, inst); /* initialize the complete prop spec structure */ inst_specp = kmem_zalloc(sizeof (mdeg_node_spec_t), KM_SLEEP); inst_specp->namep = "virtual-device"; inst_specp->specp = pspecp; /* * Register an interest in 'virtual-device' nodes with a * 'name' property of 'virtual-network-switch' */ rv = mdeg_register(inst_specp, &vdev_match, vsw_mdeg_cb, (void *)vswp, &mdeg_hdl); if (rv != MDEG_SUCCESS) { DERR(vswp, "%s: mdeg_register failed (%d) for vsw node", __func__, rv); goto mdeg_reg_fail; } /* * Register an interest in 'vsw-port' nodes. */ rv = mdeg_register(inst_specp, &vport_match, vsw_port_mdeg_cb, (void *)vswp, &mdeg_port_hdl); if (rv != MDEG_SUCCESS) { DERR(vswp, "%s: mdeg_register failed (%d)\n", __func__, rv); (void) mdeg_unregister(mdeg_hdl); goto mdeg_reg_fail; } /* save off data that will be needed later */ vswp->inst_spec = inst_specp; vswp->mdeg_hdl = mdeg_hdl; vswp->mdeg_port_hdl = mdeg_port_hdl; D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (0); mdeg_reg_fail: cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: Unable to register MDEG callbacks", vswp->instance); kmem_free(pspecp, templatesz); kmem_free(inst_specp, sizeof (mdeg_node_spec_t)); vswp->mdeg_hdl = NULL; vswp->mdeg_port_hdl = NULL; return (1); } static void vsw_mdeg_unregister(vsw_t *vswp) { D1(vswp, "vsw_mdeg_unregister: enter"); if (vswp->mdeg_hdl != NULL) (void) mdeg_unregister(vswp->mdeg_hdl); if (vswp->mdeg_port_hdl != NULL) (void) mdeg_unregister(vswp->mdeg_port_hdl); if (vswp->inst_spec != NULL) { if (vswp->inst_spec->specp != NULL) { (void) kmem_free(vswp->inst_spec->specp, sizeof (vsw_prop_template)); vswp->inst_spec->specp = NULL; } (void) kmem_free(vswp->inst_spec, sizeof (mdeg_node_spec_t)); vswp->inst_spec = NULL; } D1(vswp, "vsw_mdeg_unregister: exit"); } /* * Mdeg callback invoked for the vsw node itself. */ static int vsw_mdeg_cb(void *cb_argp, mdeg_result_t *resp) { vsw_t *vswp; int idx; md_t *mdp; mde_cookie_t node; uint64_t inst; char *node_name = NULL; if (resp == NULL) return (MDEG_FAILURE); vswp = (vsw_t *)cb_argp; D1(vswp, "%s: added %d : removed %d : curr matched %d" " : prev matched %d", __func__, resp->added.nelem, resp->removed.nelem, resp->match_curr.nelem, resp->match_prev.nelem); /* * Expect 'added' to be non-zero if virtual-network-switch * nodes exist in the MD when the driver attaches. */ for (idx = 0; idx < resp->added.nelem; idx++) { mdp = resp->added.mdp; node = resp->added.mdep[idx]; if (md_get_prop_str(mdp, node, "name", &node_name) != 0) { DERR(vswp, "%s: unable to get node name for " "node(%d) 0x%lx", __func__, idx, node); continue; } if (md_get_prop_val(mdp, node, "cfg-handle", &inst)) { DERR(vswp, "%s: prop(cfg-handle) not found port(%d)", __func__, idx); continue; } D2(vswp, "%s: added node(%d) 0x%lx with name %s " "and inst %d", __func__, idx, node, node_name, inst); vsw_get_initial_md_properties(vswp, mdp, node); } /* * A non-zero 'match' value indicates that the MD has been * updated and that a virtual-network-switch node is present * which may or may not have been updated. It is up to the clients * to examine their own nodes and determine if they have changed. */ for (idx = 0; idx < resp->match_curr.nelem; idx++) { mdp = resp->match_curr.mdp; node = resp->match_curr.mdep[idx]; if (md_get_prop_str(mdp, node, "name", &node_name) != 0) { DERR(vswp, "%s: unable to get node name for " "node(%d) 0x%lx", __func__, idx, node); continue; } if (md_get_prop_val(mdp, node, "cfg-handle", &inst)) { DERR(vswp, "%s: prop(cfg-handle) not found port(%d)", __func__, idx); continue; } D2(vswp, "%s: changed node(%d) 0x%lx with name %s " "and inst %d", __func__, idx, node, node_name, inst); vsw_update_md_prop(vswp, mdp, node); } return (MDEG_SUCCESS); } /* * Mdeg callback invoked for changes to the vsw-port nodes * under the vsw node. */ static int vsw_port_mdeg_cb(void *cb_argp, mdeg_result_t *resp) { vsw_t *vswp; int idx; md_t *mdp; mde_cookie_t node; uint64_t inst; if ((resp == NULL) || (cb_argp == NULL)) return (MDEG_FAILURE); vswp = (vsw_t *)cb_argp; D2(vswp, "%s: added %d : removed %d : curr matched %d" " : prev matched %d", __func__, resp->added.nelem, resp->removed.nelem, resp->match_curr.nelem, resp->match_prev.nelem); /* process added ports */ for (idx = 0; idx < resp->added.nelem; idx++) { mdp = resp->added.mdp; node = resp->added.mdep[idx]; D2(vswp, "%s: adding node(%d) 0x%lx", __func__, idx, node); if (vsw_port_add(vswp, mdp, &node) != 0) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: Unable to add new port " "(0x%lx)", vswp->instance, node); } } /* process removed ports */ for (idx = 0; idx < resp->removed.nelem; idx++) { mdp = resp->removed.mdp; node = resp->removed.mdep[idx]; if (md_get_prop_val(mdp, node, id_propname, &inst)) { DERR(vswp, "%s: prop(%s) not found in port(%d)", __func__, id_propname, idx); continue; } D2(vswp, "%s: removing node(%d) 0x%lx", __func__, idx, node); if (vsw_port_detach(vswp, inst) != 0) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: Unable to remove port %ld", vswp->instance, inst); } } /* * Currently no support for updating already active ports. * So, ignore the match_curr and match_priv arrays for now. */ D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (MDEG_SUCCESS); } /* * Read the initial start-of-day values from the specified MD node. */ static void vsw_get_initial_md_properties(vsw_t *vswp, md_t *mdp, mde_cookie_t node) { int i; uint64_t macaddr = 0; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); if (vsw_get_md_physname(vswp, mdp, node, vswp->physname) == 0) { /* * Note it is valid for the physname property to * be NULL so check actual name length to determine * if we have a actual device name. */ if (strlen(vswp->physname) > 0) vswp->mdprops |= VSW_MD_PHYSNAME; } else { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: Unable to read name of physical " "device from MD", vswp->instance); return; } /* mac address for vswitch device itself */ if (md_get_prop_val(mdp, node, macaddr_propname, &macaddr) != 0) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: Unable to get MAC address from MD", vswp->instance); /* * Fallback to using the mac address of the physical * device. */ if (vsw_get_physaddr(vswp) == 0) { cmn_err(CE_NOTE, "!vsw%d: Using MAC address from " "physical device (%s)", vswp->instance, vswp->physname); } else { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: Unable to get MAC address" "from device %s", vswp->instance, vswp->physname); } } else { WRITE_ENTER(&vswp->if_lockrw); for (i = ETHERADDRL - 1; i >= 0; i--) { vswp->if_addr.ether_addr_octet[i] = macaddr & 0xFF; macaddr >>= 8; } RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); vswp->mdprops |= VSW_MD_MACADDR; } if (vsw_get_md_smodes(vswp, mdp, node, vswp->smode, &vswp->smode_num)) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "vsw%d: Unable to read %s property from " "MD, defaulting to programmed mode", vswp->instance, smode_propname); for (i = 0; i < NUM_SMODES; i++) vswp->smode[i] = VSW_LAYER2; vswp->smode_num = NUM_SMODES; } else { ASSERT(vswp->smode_num != 0); vswp->mdprops |= VSW_MD_SMODE; } /* * Unable to setup any switching mode, nothing more * we can do. */ if (vsw_setup_switching(vswp)) return; WRITE_ENTER(&vswp->if_lockrw); vswp->if_state &= ~VSW_IF_UP; RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); if (vswp->mdprops & (VSW_MD_MACADDR | VSW_DEV_MACADDR)) { if (vsw_mac_register(vswp) != 0) { /* * Treat this as a non-fatal error as we may be * able to operate in some other mode. */ cmn_err(CE_WARN, "vsw%d: Unable to register as " "provider with MAC layer", vswp->instance); } } D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); } /* * Check to see if the relevant properties in the specified node have * changed, and if so take the appropriate action. * * If any of the properties are missing or invalid we don't take * any action, as this function should only be invoked when modifications * have been made to what we assume is a working configuration, which * we leave active. * * Note it is legal for this routine to be invoked even if none of the * properties in the port node within the MD have actually changed. */ static void vsw_update_md_prop(vsw_t *vswp, md_t *mdp, mde_cookie_t node) { char physname[LIFNAMSIZ]; char drv[LIFNAMSIZ]; uint_t ddi_instance; uint8_t new_smode[NUM_SMODES]; int i, smode_num = 0; uint64_t macaddr = 0; vsw_port_list_t *plist = &vswp->plist; vsw_port_t *port = NULL; enum {MD_init = 0x1, MD_physname = 0x2, MD_macaddr = 0x4, MD_smode = 0x8} updated; updated = MD_init; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); /* * Check if name of physical device in MD has changed. */ if (vsw_get_md_physname(vswp, mdp, node, (char *)&physname) == 0) { /* * Do basic sanity check on new device name/instance, * if its non NULL. It is valid for the device name to * have changed from a non NULL to a NULL value, i.e. * the vsw is being changed to 'routed' mode. */ if ((strlen(physname) != 0) && (ddi_parse(physname, drv, &ddi_instance) != DDI_SUCCESS)) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: new device name %s is not" " a valid device name/instance", vswp->instance, physname); goto fail_reconf; } if (strcmp(physname, vswp->physname)) { D2(vswp, "%s: device name changed from %s to %s", __func__, vswp->physname, physname); updated |= MD_physname; } else { D2(vswp, "%s: device name unchanged at %s", __func__, vswp->physname); } } else { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: Unable to read name of physical " "device from updated MD.", vswp->instance); goto fail_reconf; } /* * Check if MAC address has changed. */ if (md_get_prop_val(mdp, node, macaddr_propname, &macaddr) != 0) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: Unable to get MAC address from MD", vswp->instance); goto fail_reconf; } else { READ_ENTER(&vswp->if_lockrw); for (i = ETHERADDRL - 1; i >= 0; i--) { if (vswp->if_addr.ether_addr_octet[i] != (macaddr & 0xFF)) { D2(vswp, "%s: octet[%d] 0x%x != 0x%x", __func__, i, vswp->if_addr.ether_addr_octet[i], (macaddr & 0xFF)); updated |= MD_macaddr; break; } macaddr >>= 8; } RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); } /* * Check if switching modes have changed. */ if (vsw_get_md_smodes(vswp, mdp, node, new_smode, &smode_num)) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: Unable to read %s property from MD", vswp->instance, smode_propname); goto fail_reconf; } else { ASSERT(smode_num != 0); if (smode_num != vswp->smode_num) { D2(vswp, "%s: number of modes changed from %d to %d", __func__, vswp->smode_num, smode_num); } for (i = 0; i < smode_num; i++) { if (new_smode[i] != vswp->smode[i]) { D2(vswp, "%s: mode changed from %d to %d", __func__, vswp->smode[i], new_smode[i]); updated |= MD_smode; break; } } } /* * Now make any changes which are needed... */ if (updated & (MD_physname | MD_smode)) { /* * Disconnect all ports from the current card */ WRITE_ENTER(&plist->lockrw); for (port = plist->head; port != NULL; port = port->p_next) { /* Remove address if was programmed into HW. */ mutex_enter(&vswp->hw_lock); if (vsw_unset_hw(vswp, port, VSW_VNETPORT)) { mutex_exit(&vswp->hw_lock); RW_EXIT(&plist->lockrw); goto fail_update; } mutex_exit(&vswp->hw_lock); } RW_EXIT(&plist->lockrw); /* * Stop, detach the old device.. */ vsw_mac_detach(vswp); /* * Update phys name. */ if (updated & MD_physname) { cmn_err(CE_NOTE, "!vsw%d: changing from %s to %s", vswp->instance, vswp->physname, physname); (void) strncpy(vswp->physname, physname, strlen(physname) + 1); if (strlen(vswp->physname) > 0) vswp->mdprops |= VSW_MD_PHYSNAME; } /* * Update array with the new switch mode values. */ if (updated & MD_smode) { for (i = 0; i < smode_num; i++) vswp->smode[i] = new_smode[i]; vswp->smode_num = smode_num; vswp->smode_idx = 0; } /* * ..and attach, start the new device. */ if (vsw_setup_switching(vswp)) goto fail_update; /* * Connect ports to new card. */ WRITE_ENTER(&plist->lockrw); for (port = plist->head; port != NULL; port = port->p_next) { mutex_enter(&vswp->hw_lock); if (vsw_set_hw(vswp, port, VSW_VNETPORT)) { mutex_exit(&vswp->hw_lock); RW_EXIT(&plist->lockrw); goto fail_update; } mutex_exit(&vswp->hw_lock); } RW_EXIT(&plist->lockrw); } if (updated & MD_macaddr) { cmn_err(CE_NOTE, "!vsw%d: changing mac address to 0x%lx", vswp->instance, macaddr); WRITE_ENTER(&vswp->if_lockrw); for (i = ETHERADDRL - 1; i >= 0; i--) { vswp->if_addr.ether_addr_octet[i] = macaddr & 0xFF; macaddr >>= 8; } RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); /* * Remove old address from HW (if programmed) and set * new address. */ mutex_enter(&vswp->hw_lock); (void) vsw_unset_hw(vswp, NULL, VSW_LOCALDEV); (void) vsw_set_hw(vswp, NULL, VSW_LOCALDEV); mutex_exit(&vswp->hw_lock); /* * Notify the MAC layer of the changed address. */ mac_unicst_update(vswp->if_mh, (uint8_t *)&vswp->if_addr); } return; fail_reconf: cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: configuration unchanged", vswp->instance); return; fail_update: cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: update of configuration failed", vswp->instance); } /* * Add a new port to the system. * * Returns 0 on success, 1 on failure. */ int vsw_port_add(vsw_t *vswp, md_t *mdp, mde_cookie_t *node) { uint64_t ldc_id; uint8_t *addrp; int i, addrsz; int num_nodes = 0, nchan = 0; int listsz = 0; mde_cookie_t *listp = NULL; struct ether_addr ea; uint64_t macaddr; uint64_t inst = 0; vsw_port_t *port; if (md_get_prop_val(mdp, *node, id_propname, &inst)) { DWARN(vswp, "%s: prop(%s) not found", __func__, id_propname); return (1); } /* * Find the channel endpoint node(s) (which should be under this * port node) which contain the channel id(s). */ if ((num_nodes = md_node_count(mdp)) <= 0) { DERR(vswp, "%s: invalid number of nodes found (%d)", __func__, num_nodes); return (1); } D2(vswp, "%s: %d nodes found", __func__, num_nodes); /* allocate enough space for node list */ listsz = num_nodes * sizeof (mde_cookie_t); listp = kmem_zalloc(listsz, KM_SLEEP); nchan = md_scan_dag(mdp, *node, md_find_name(mdp, chan_propname), md_find_name(mdp, "fwd"), listp); if (nchan <= 0) { DWARN(vswp, "%s: no %s nodes found", __func__, chan_propname); kmem_free(listp, listsz); return (1); } D2(vswp, "%s: %d %s nodes found", __func__, nchan, chan_propname); /* use property from first node found */ if (md_get_prop_val(mdp, listp[0], id_propname, &ldc_id)) { DWARN(vswp, "%s: prop(%s) not found\n", __func__, id_propname); kmem_free(listp, listsz); return (1); } /* don't need list any more */ kmem_free(listp, listsz); D2(vswp, "%s: ldc_id 0x%llx", __func__, ldc_id); /* read mac-address property */ if (md_get_prop_data(mdp, *node, remaddr_propname, &addrp, &addrsz)) { DWARN(vswp, "%s: prop(%s) not found", __func__, remaddr_propname); return (1); } if (addrsz < ETHERADDRL) { DWARN(vswp, "%s: invalid address size", __func__); return (1); } macaddr = *((uint64_t *)addrp); D2(vswp, "%s: remote mac address 0x%llx", __func__, macaddr); for (i = ETHERADDRL - 1; i >= 0; i--) { ea.ether_addr_octet[i] = macaddr & 0xFF; macaddr >>= 8; } if (vsw_port_attach(vswp, (int)inst, &ldc_id, 1, &ea) != 0) { DERR(vswp, "%s: failed to attach port", __func__); return (1); } port = vsw_lookup_port(vswp, (int)inst); /* just successfuly created the port, so it should exist */ ASSERT(port != NULL); return (0); } /* * Attach the specified port. * * Returns 0 on success, 1 on failure. */ static int vsw_port_attach(vsw_t *vswp, int p_instance, uint64_t *ldcids, int nids, struct ether_addr *macaddr) { vsw_port_list_t *plist = &vswp->plist; vsw_port_t *port, **prev_port; int i; D1(vswp, "%s: enter : port %d", __func__, p_instance); /* port already exists? */ READ_ENTER(&plist->lockrw); for (port = plist->head; port != NULL; port = port->p_next) { if (port->p_instance == p_instance) { DWARN(vswp, "%s: port instance %d already attached", __func__, p_instance); RW_EXIT(&plist->lockrw); return (1); } } RW_EXIT(&plist->lockrw); port = kmem_zalloc(sizeof (vsw_port_t), KM_SLEEP); port->p_vswp = vswp; port->p_instance = p_instance; port->p_ldclist.num_ldcs = 0; port->p_ldclist.head = NULL; port->addr_set = VSW_ADDR_UNSET; rw_init(&port->p_ldclist.lockrw, NULL, RW_DRIVER, NULL); mutex_init(&port->tx_lock, NULL, MUTEX_DRIVER, NULL); mutex_init(&port->mca_lock, NULL, MUTEX_DRIVER, NULL); mutex_init(&port->ref_lock, NULL, MUTEX_DRIVER, NULL); cv_init(&port->ref_cv, NULL, CV_DRIVER, NULL); mutex_init(&port->state_lock, NULL, MUTEX_DRIVER, NULL); cv_init(&port->state_cv, NULL, CV_DRIVER, NULL); port->state = VSW_PORT_INIT; if (nids > VSW_PORT_MAX_LDCS) { D2(vswp, "%s: using first of %d ldc ids", __func__, nids); nids = VSW_PORT_MAX_LDCS; } D2(vswp, "%s: %d nids", __func__, nids); for (i = 0; i < nids; i++) { D2(vswp, "%s: ldcid (%llx)", __func__, (uint64_t)ldcids[i]); if (vsw_ldc_attach(port, (uint64_t)ldcids[i]) != 0) { DERR(vswp, "%s: ldc_attach failed", __func__); rw_destroy(&port->p_ldclist.lockrw); cv_destroy(&port->ref_cv); mutex_destroy(&port->ref_lock); cv_destroy(&port->state_cv); mutex_destroy(&port->state_lock); mutex_destroy(&port->tx_lock); mutex_destroy(&port->mca_lock); kmem_free(port, sizeof (vsw_port_t)); return (1); } } ether_copy(macaddr, &port->p_macaddr); WRITE_ENTER(&plist->lockrw); /* create the fdb entry for this port/mac address */ (void) vsw_add_fdb(vswp, port); mutex_enter(&vswp->hw_lock); (void) vsw_set_hw(vswp, port, VSW_VNETPORT); mutex_exit(&vswp->hw_lock); /* link it into the list of ports for this vsw instance */ prev_port = (vsw_port_t **)(&plist->head); port->p_next = *prev_port; *prev_port = port; plist->num_ports++; RW_EXIT(&plist->lockrw); /* * Initialise the port and any ldc's under it. */ (void) vsw_init_ldcs(port); D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (0); } /* * Detach the specified port. * * Returns 0 on success, 1 on failure. */ static int vsw_port_detach(vsw_t *vswp, int p_instance) { vsw_port_t *port = NULL; vsw_port_list_t *plist = &vswp->plist; D1(vswp, "%s: enter: port id %d", __func__, p_instance); WRITE_ENTER(&plist->lockrw); if ((port = vsw_lookup_port(vswp, p_instance)) == NULL) { RW_EXIT(&plist->lockrw); return (1); } if (vsw_plist_del_node(vswp, port)) { RW_EXIT(&plist->lockrw); return (1); } /* Remove the fdb entry for this port/mac address */ (void) vsw_del_fdb(vswp, port); /* Remove any multicast addresses.. */ vsw_del_mcst_port(port); /* * No longer need to hold writer lock on port list now * that we have unlinked the target port from the list. */ RW_EXIT(&plist->lockrw); /* Remove address if was programmed into HW. */ mutex_enter(&vswp->hw_lock); (void) vsw_unset_hw(vswp, port, VSW_VNETPORT); if (vswp->recfg_reqd) vsw_reconfig_hw(vswp); mutex_exit(&vswp->hw_lock); if (vsw_port_delete(port)) { return (1); } D1(vswp, "%s: exit: p_instance(%d)", __func__, p_instance); return (0); } /* * Detach all active ports. * * Returns 0 on success, 1 on failure. */ static int vsw_detach_ports(vsw_t *vswp) { vsw_port_list_t *plist = &vswp->plist; vsw_port_t *port = NULL; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); WRITE_ENTER(&plist->lockrw); while ((port = plist->head) != NULL) { if (vsw_plist_del_node(vswp, port)) { DERR(vswp, "%s: Error deleting port %d" " from port list", __func__, port->p_instance); RW_EXIT(&plist->lockrw); return (1); } /* Remove address if was programmed into HW. */ mutex_enter(&vswp->hw_lock); (void) vsw_unset_hw(vswp, port, VSW_VNETPORT); mutex_exit(&vswp->hw_lock); /* Remove the fdb entry for this port/mac address */ (void) vsw_del_fdb(vswp, port); /* Remove any multicast addresses.. */ vsw_del_mcst_port(port); /* * No longer need to hold the lock on the port list * now that we have unlinked the target port from the * list. */ RW_EXIT(&plist->lockrw); if (vsw_port_delete(port)) { DERR(vswp, "%s: Error deleting port %d", __func__, port->p_instance); return (1); } WRITE_ENTER(&plist->lockrw); } RW_EXIT(&plist->lockrw); D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (0); } /* * Delete the specified port. * * Returns 0 on success, 1 on failure. */ static int vsw_port_delete(vsw_port_t *port) { vsw_ldc_list_t *ldcl; vsw_t *vswp = port->p_vswp; D1(vswp, "%s: enter : port id %d", __func__, port->p_instance); (void) vsw_uninit_ldcs(port); /* * Wait for any pending ctrl msg tasks which reference this * port to finish. */ if (vsw_drain_port_taskq(port)) return (1); /* * Wait for port reference count to hit zero. */ mutex_enter(&port->ref_lock); while (port->ref_cnt != 0) cv_wait(&port->ref_cv, &port->ref_lock); mutex_exit(&port->ref_lock); /* * Wait for any active callbacks to finish */ if (vsw_drain_ldcs(port)) return (1); ldcl = &port->p_ldclist; WRITE_ENTER(&ldcl->lockrw); while (ldcl->num_ldcs > 0) { if (vsw_ldc_detach(port, ldcl->head->ldc_id) != 0) {; cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: unable to detach ldc %ld", vswp->instance, ldcl->head->ldc_id); RW_EXIT(&ldcl->lockrw); return (1); } } RW_EXIT(&ldcl->lockrw); rw_destroy(&port->p_ldclist.lockrw); mutex_destroy(&port->mca_lock); mutex_destroy(&port->tx_lock); cv_destroy(&port->ref_cv); mutex_destroy(&port->ref_lock); cv_destroy(&port->state_cv); mutex_destroy(&port->state_lock); kmem_free(port, sizeof (vsw_port_t)); D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (0); } /* * Attach a logical domain channel (ldc) under a specified port. * * Returns 0 on success, 1 on failure. */ static int vsw_ldc_attach(vsw_port_t *port, uint64_t ldc_id) { vsw_t *vswp = port->p_vswp; vsw_ldc_list_t *ldcl = &port->p_ldclist; vsw_ldc_t *ldcp = NULL; ldc_attr_t attr; ldc_status_t istatus; int status = DDI_FAILURE; int rv; enum { PROG_init = 0x0, PROG_mblks = 0x1, PROG_callback = 0x2} progress; progress = PROG_init; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); ldcp = kmem_zalloc(sizeof (vsw_ldc_t), KM_NOSLEEP); if (ldcp == NULL) { DERR(vswp, "%s: kmem_zalloc failed", __func__); return (1); } ldcp->ldc_id = ldc_id; /* allocate pool of receive mblks */ rv = vio_create_mblks(vsw_num_mblks, vsw_mblk_size, &(ldcp->rxh)); if (rv) { DWARN(vswp, "%s: unable to create free mblk pool for" " channel %ld (rv %d)", __func__, ldc_id, rv); kmem_free(ldcp, sizeof (vsw_ldc_t)); return (1); } progress |= PROG_mblks; mutex_init(&ldcp->ldc_txlock, NULL, MUTEX_DRIVER, NULL); mutex_init(&ldcp->ldc_cblock, NULL, MUTEX_DRIVER, NULL); mutex_init(&ldcp->drain_cv_lock, NULL, MUTEX_DRIVER, NULL); cv_init(&ldcp->drain_cv, NULL, CV_DRIVER, NULL); rw_init(&ldcp->lane_in.dlistrw, NULL, RW_DRIVER, NULL); rw_init(&ldcp->lane_out.dlistrw, NULL, RW_DRIVER, NULL); /* required for handshake with peer */ ldcp->local_session = (uint64_t)ddi_get_lbolt(); ldcp->peer_session = 0; ldcp->session_status = 0; mutex_init(&ldcp->hss_lock, NULL, MUTEX_DRIVER, NULL); ldcp->hss_id = 1; /* Initial handshake session id */ /* only set for outbound lane, inbound set by peer */ mutex_init(&ldcp->lane_in.seq_lock, NULL, MUTEX_DRIVER, NULL); mutex_init(&ldcp->lane_out.seq_lock, NULL, MUTEX_DRIVER, NULL); vsw_set_lane_attr(vswp, &ldcp->lane_out); attr.devclass = LDC_DEV_NT_SVC; attr.instance = ddi_get_instance(vswp->dip); attr.mode = LDC_MODE_UNRELIABLE; attr.mtu = VSW_LDC_MTU; status = ldc_init(ldc_id, &attr, &ldcp->ldc_handle); if (status != 0) { DERR(vswp, "%s(%lld): ldc_init failed, rv (%d)", __func__, ldc_id, status); goto ldc_attach_fail; } status = ldc_reg_callback(ldcp->ldc_handle, vsw_ldc_cb, (caddr_t)ldcp); if (status != 0) { DERR(vswp, "%s(%lld): ldc_reg_callback failed, rv (%d)", __func__, ldc_id, status); (void) ldc_fini(ldcp->ldc_handle); goto ldc_attach_fail; } progress |= PROG_callback; mutex_init(&ldcp->status_lock, NULL, MUTEX_DRIVER, NULL); if (ldc_status(ldcp->ldc_handle, &istatus) != 0) { DERR(vswp, "%s: ldc_status failed", __func__); mutex_destroy(&ldcp->status_lock); goto ldc_attach_fail; } ldcp->ldc_status = istatus; ldcp->ldc_port = port; ldcp->ldc_vswp = vswp; /* link it into the list of channels for this port */ WRITE_ENTER(&ldcl->lockrw); ldcp->ldc_next = ldcl->head; ldcl->head = ldcp; ldcl->num_ldcs++; RW_EXIT(&ldcl->lockrw); D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (0); ldc_attach_fail: mutex_destroy(&ldcp->ldc_txlock); mutex_destroy(&ldcp->ldc_cblock); cv_destroy(&ldcp->drain_cv); rw_destroy(&ldcp->lane_in.dlistrw); rw_destroy(&ldcp->lane_out.dlistrw); if (progress & PROG_callback) { (void) ldc_unreg_callback(ldcp->ldc_handle); } if ((progress & PROG_mblks) && (ldcp->rxh != NULL)) { if (vio_destroy_mblks(ldcp->rxh) != 0) { /* * Something odd has happened, as the destroy * will only fail if some mblks have been allocated * from the pool already (which shouldn't happen) * and have not been returned. * * Add the pool pointer to a list maintained in * the device instance. Another attempt will be made * to free the pool when the device itself detaches. */ cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: Creation of ldc channel %ld " "failed and cannot destroy associated mblk " "pool", vswp->instance, ldc_id); ldcp->rxh->nextp = vswp->rxh; vswp->rxh = ldcp->rxh; } } mutex_destroy(&ldcp->drain_cv_lock); mutex_destroy(&ldcp->hss_lock); mutex_destroy(&ldcp->lane_in.seq_lock); mutex_destroy(&ldcp->lane_out.seq_lock); kmem_free(ldcp, sizeof (vsw_ldc_t)); return (1); } /* * Detach a logical domain channel (ldc) belonging to a * particular port. * * Returns 0 on success, 1 on failure. */ static int vsw_ldc_detach(vsw_port_t *port, uint64_t ldc_id) { vsw_t *vswp = port->p_vswp; vsw_ldc_t *ldcp, *prev_ldcp; vsw_ldc_list_t *ldcl = &port->p_ldclist; int rv; prev_ldcp = ldcl->head; for (; (ldcp = prev_ldcp) != NULL; prev_ldcp = ldcp->ldc_next) { if (ldcp->ldc_id == ldc_id) { break; } } /* specified ldc id not found */ if (ldcp == NULL) { DERR(vswp, "%s: ldcp = NULL", __func__); return (1); } D2(vswp, "%s: detaching channel %lld", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); /* * Before we can close the channel we must release any mapped * resources (e.g. drings). */ vsw_free_lane_resources(ldcp, INBOUND); vsw_free_lane_resources(ldcp, OUTBOUND); /* * If the close fails we are in serious trouble, as won't * be able to delete the parent port. */ if ((rv = ldc_close(ldcp->ldc_handle)) != 0) { DERR(vswp, "%s: error %d closing channel %lld", __func__, rv, ldcp->ldc_id); return (1); } (void) ldc_fini(ldcp->ldc_handle); ldcp->ldc_status = LDC_INIT; ldcp->ldc_handle = NULL; ldcp->ldc_vswp = NULL; if (ldcp->rxh != NULL) { if (vio_destroy_mblks(ldcp->rxh)) { /* * Mostly likely some mblks are still in use and * have not been returned to the pool. Add the pool * to the list maintained in the device instance. * Another attempt will be made to destroy the pool * when the device detaches. */ ldcp->rxh->nextp = vswp->rxh; vswp->rxh = ldcp->rxh; } } /* unlink it from the list */ prev_ldcp = ldcp->ldc_next; ldcl->num_ldcs--; mutex_destroy(&ldcp->ldc_txlock); mutex_destroy(&ldcp->ldc_cblock); cv_destroy(&ldcp->drain_cv); mutex_destroy(&ldcp->drain_cv_lock); mutex_destroy(&ldcp->hss_lock); mutex_destroy(&ldcp->lane_in.seq_lock); mutex_destroy(&ldcp->lane_out.seq_lock); mutex_destroy(&ldcp->status_lock); rw_destroy(&ldcp->lane_in.dlistrw); rw_destroy(&ldcp->lane_out.dlistrw); kmem_free(ldcp, sizeof (vsw_ldc_t)); return (0); } /* * Open and attempt to bring up the channel. Note that channel * can only be brought up if peer has also opened channel. * * Returns 0 if can open and bring up channel, otherwise * returns 1. */ static int vsw_ldc_init(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp) { vsw_t *vswp = ldcp->ldc_vswp; ldc_status_t istatus = 0; int rv; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); LDC_ENTER_LOCK(ldcp); /* don't start at 0 in case clients don't like that */ ldcp->next_ident = 1; rv = ldc_open(ldcp->ldc_handle); if (rv != 0) { DERR(vswp, "%s: ldc_open failed: id(%lld) rv(%d)", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, rv); LDC_EXIT_LOCK(ldcp); return (1); } if (ldc_status(ldcp->ldc_handle, &istatus) != 0) { DERR(vswp, "%s: unable to get status", __func__); LDC_EXIT_LOCK(ldcp); return (1); } else if (istatus != LDC_OPEN && istatus != LDC_READY) { DERR(vswp, "%s: id (%lld) status(%d) is not OPEN/READY", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, istatus); LDC_EXIT_LOCK(ldcp); return (1); } mutex_enter(&ldcp->status_lock); ldcp->ldc_status = istatus; mutex_exit(&ldcp->status_lock); rv = ldc_up(ldcp->ldc_handle); if (rv != 0) { /* * Not a fatal error for ldc_up() to fail, as peer * end point may simply not be ready yet. */ D2(vswp, "%s: ldc_up err id(%lld) rv(%d)", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, rv); LDC_EXIT_LOCK(ldcp); return (1); } /* * ldc_up() call is non-blocking so need to explicitly * check channel status to see if in fact the channel * is UP. */ mutex_enter(&ldcp->status_lock); if (ldc_status(ldcp->ldc_handle, &ldcp->ldc_status) != 0) { DERR(vswp, "%s: unable to get status", __func__); mutex_exit(&ldcp->status_lock); LDC_EXIT_LOCK(ldcp); return (1); } if (ldcp->ldc_status == LDC_UP) { D2(vswp, "%s: channel %ld now UP (%ld)", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, istatus); mutex_exit(&ldcp->status_lock); LDC_EXIT_LOCK(ldcp); vsw_process_conn_evt(ldcp, VSW_CONN_UP); return (0); } mutex_exit(&ldcp->status_lock); LDC_EXIT_LOCK(ldcp); D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (0); } /* disable callbacks on the channel */ static int vsw_ldc_uninit(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp) { vsw_t *vswp = ldcp->ldc_vswp; int rv; D1(vswp, "vsw_ldc_uninit: enter: id(%lx)\n", ldcp->ldc_id); LDC_ENTER_LOCK(ldcp); rv = ldc_set_cb_mode(ldcp->ldc_handle, LDC_CB_DISABLE); if (rv != 0) { DERR(vswp, "vsw_ldc_uninit(%lld): error disabling " "interrupts (rv = %d)\n", ldcp->ldc_id, rv); LDC_EXIT_LOCK(ldcp); return (1); } mutex_enter(&ldcp->status_lock); ldcp->ldc_status = LDC_INIT; mutex_exit(&ldcp->status_lock); LDC_EXIT_LOCK(ldcp); D1(vswp, "vsw_ldc_uninit: exit: id(%lx)", ldcp->ldc_id); return (0); } static int vsw_init_ldcs(vsw_port_t *port) { vsw_ldc_list_t *ldcl = &port->p_ldclist; vsw_ldc_t *ldcp; READ_ENTER(&ldcl->lockrw); ldcp = ldcl->head; for (; ldcp != NULL; ldcp = ldcp->ldc_next) { (void) vsw_ldc_init(ldcp); } RW_EXIT(&ldcl->lockrw); return (0); } static int vsw_uninit_ldcs(vsw_port_t *port) { vsw_ldc_list_t *ldcl = &port->p_ldclist; vsw_ldc_t *ldcp; D1(NULL, "vsw_uninit_ldcs: enter\n"); READ_ENTER(&ldcl->lockrw); ldcp = ldcl->head; for (; ldcp != NULL; ldcp = ldcp->ldc_next) { (void) vsw_ldc_uninit(ldcp); } RW_EXIT(&ldcl->lockrw); D1(NULL, "vsw_uninit_ldcs: exit\n"); return (0); } /* * Wait until the callback(s) associated with the ldcs under the specified * port have completed. * * Prior to this function being invoked each channel under this port * should have been quiesced via ldc_set_cb_mode(DISABLE). * * A short explaination of what we are doing below.. * * The simplest approach would be to have a reference counter in * the ldc structure which is increment/decremented by the callbacks as * they use the channel. The drain function could then simply disable any * further callbacks and do a cv_wait for the ref to hit zero. Unfortunately * there is a tiny window here - before the callback is able to get the lock * on the channel it is interrupted and this function gets to execute. It * sees that the ref count is zero and believes its free to delete the * associated data structures. * * We get around this by taking advantage of the fact that before the ldc * framework invokes a callback it sets a flag to indicate that there is a * callback active (or about to become active). If when we attempt to * unregister a callback when this active flag is set then the unregister * will fail with EWOULDBLOCK. * * If the unregister fails we do a cv_timedwait. We will either be signaled * by the callback as it is exiting (note we have to wait a short period to * allow the callback to return fully to the ldc framework and it to clear * the active flag), or by the timer expiring. In either case we again attempt * the unregister. We repeat this until we can succesfully unregister the * callback. * * The reason we use a cv_timedwait rather than a simple cv_wait is to catch * the case where the callback has finished but the ldc framework has not yet * cleared the active flag. In this case we would never get a cv_signal. */ static int vsw_drain_ldcs(vsw_port_t *port) { vsw_ldc_list_t *ldcl = &port->p_ldclist; vsw_ldc_t *ldcp; vsw_t *vswp = port->p_vswp; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); READ_ENTER(&ldcl->lockrw); ldcp = ldcl->head; for (; ldcp != NULL; ldcp = ldcp->ldc_next) { /* * If we can unregister the channel callback then we * know that there is no callback either running or * scheduled to run for this channel so move on to next * channel in the list. */ mutex_enter(&ldcp->drain_cv_lock); /* prompt active callbacks to quit */ ldcp->drain_state = VSW_LDC_DRAINING; if ((ldc_unreg_callback(ldcp->ldc_handle)) == 0) { D2(vswp, "%s: unreg callback for chan %ld", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); mutex_exit(&ldcp->drain_cv_lock); continue; } else { /* * If we end up here we know that either 1) a callback * is currently executing, 2) is about to start (i.e. * the ldc framework has set the active flag but * has not actually invoked the callback yet, or 3) * has finished and has returned to the ldc framework * but the ldc framework has not yet cleared the * active bit. * * Wait for it to finish. */ while (ldc_unreg_callback(ldcp->ldc_handle) == EWOULDBLOCK) (void) cv_timedwait(&ldcp->drain_cv, &ldcp->drain_cv_lock, lbolt + hz); mutex_exit(&ldcp->drain_cv_lock); D2(vswp, "%s: unreg callback for chan %ld after " "timeout", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); } } RW_EXIT(&ldcl->lockrw); D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (0); } /* * Wait until all tasks which reference this port have completed. * * Prior to this function being invoked each channel under this port * should have been quiesced via ldc_set_cb_mode(DISABLE). */ static int vsw_drain_port_taskq(vsw_port_t *port) { vsw_t *vswp = port->p_vswp; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); /* * Mark the port as in the process of being detached, and * dispatch a marker task to the queue so we know when all * relevant tasks have completed. */ mutex_enter(&port->state_lock); port->state = VSW_PORT_DETACHING; if ((vswp->taskq_p == NULL) || (ddi_taskq_dispatch(vswp->taskq_p, vsw_marker_task, port, DDI_NOSLEEP) != DDI_SUCCESS)) { DERR(vswp, "%s: unable to dispatch marker task", __func__); mutex_exit(&port->state_lock); return (1); } /* * Wait for the marker task to finish. */ while (port->state != VSW_PORT_DETACHABLE) cv_wait(&port->state_cv, &port->state_lock); mutex_exit(&port->state_lock); D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (0); } static void vsw_marker_task(void *arg) { vsw_port_t *port = arg; vsw_t *vswp = port->p_vswp; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); mutex_enter(&port->state_lock); /* * No further tasks should be dispatched which reference * this port so ok to mark it as safe to detach. */ port->state = VSW_PORT_DETACHABLE; cv_signal(&port->state_cv); mutex_exit(&port->state_lock); D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); } static vsw_port_t * vsw_lookup_port(vsw_t *vswp, int p_instance) { vsw_port_list_t *plist = &vswp->plist; vsw_port_t *port; for (port = plist->head; port != NULL; port = port->p_next) { if (port->p_instance == p_instance) { D2(vswp, "vsw_lookup_port: found p_instance\n"); return (port); } } return (NULL); } /* * Search for and remove the specified port from the port * list. Returns 0 if able to locate and remove port, otherwise * returns 1. */ static int vsw_plist_del_node(vsw_t *vswp, vsw_port_t *port) { vsw_port_list_t *plist = &vswp->plist; vsw_port_t *curr_p, *prev_p; if (plist->head == NULL) return (1); curr_p = prev_p = plist->head; while (curr_p != NULL) { if (curr_p == port) { if (prev_p == curr_p) { plist->head = curr_p->p_next; } else { prev_p->p_next = curr_p->p_next; } plist->num_ports--; break; } else { prev_p = curr_p; curr_p = curr_p->p_next; } } return (0); } /* * Interrupt handler for ldc messages. */ static uint_t vsw_ldc_cb(uint64_t event, caddr_t arg) { vsw_ldc_t *ldcp = (vsw_ldc_t *)arg; vsw_t *vswp = ldcp->ldc_vswp; D1(vswp, "%s: enter: ldcid (%lld)\n", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); mutex_enter(&ldcp->ldc_cblock); mutex_enter(&ldcp->status_lock); if ((ldcp->ldc_status == LDC_INIT) || (ldcp->ldc_handle == NULL)) { mutex_exit(&ldcp->status_lock); mutex_exit(&ldcp->ldc_cblock); return (LDC_SUCCESS); } mutex_exit(&ldcp->status_lock); if (event & LDC_EVT_UP) { /* * Channel has come up. */ D2(vswp, "%s: id(%ld) event(%llx) UP: status(%ld)", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, event, ldcp->ldc_status); vsw_process_conn_evt(ldcp, VSW_CONN_UP); ASSERT((event & (LDC_EVT_RESET | LDC_EVT_DOWN)) == 0); } if (event & LDC_EVT_READ) { /* * Data available for reading. */ D2(vswp, "%s: id(ld) event(%llx) data READ", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, event); vsw_process_pkt(ldcp); ASSERT((event & (LDC_EVT_RESET | LDC_EVT_DOWN)) == 0); goto vsw_cb_exit; } if (event & (LDC_EVT_DOWN | LDC_EVT_RESET)) { D2(vswp, "%s: id(%ld) event (%lx) DOWN/RESET: status(%ld)", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, event, ldcp->ldc_status); vsw_process_conn_evt(ldcp, VSW_CONN_RESET); } /* * Catch either LDC_EVT_WRITE which we don't support or any * unknown event. */ if (event & ~(LDC_EVT_UP | LDC_EVT_RESET | LDC_EVT_DOWN | LDC_EVT_READ)) { DERR(vswp, "%s: id(%ld) Unexpected event=(%llx) status(%ld)", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, event, ldcp->ldc_status); } vsw_cb_exit: mutex_exit(&ldcp->ldc_cblock); /* * Let the drain function know we are finishing if it * is waiting. */ mutex_enter(&ldcp->drain_cv_lock); if (ldcp->drain_state == VSW_LDC_DRAINING) cv_signal(&ldcp->drain_cv); mutex_exit(&ldcp->drain_cv_lock); return (LDC_SUCCESS); } /* * Reinitialise data structures associated with the channel. */ static void vsw_ldc_reinit(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp) { vsw_t *vswp = ldcp->ldc_vswp; vsw_port_t *port; vsw_ldc_list_t *ldcl; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); port = ldcp->ldc_port; ldcl = &port->p_ldclist; READ_ENTER(&ldcl->lockrw); D2(vswp, "%s: in 0x%llx : out 0x%llx", __func__, ldcp->lane_in.lstate, ldcp->lane_out.lstate); vsw_free_lane_resources(ldcp, INBOUND); vsw_free_lane_resources(ldcp, OUTBOUND); RW_EXIT(&ldcl->lockrw); ldcp->lane_in.lstate = 0; ldcp->lane_out.lstate = 0; /* * Remove parent port from any multicast groups * it may have registered with. Client must resend * multicast add command after handshake completes. */ (void) vsw_del_fdb(vswp, port); vsw_del_mcst_port(port); ldcp->peer_session = 0; ldcp->session_status = 0; ldcp->hcnt = 0; ldcp->hphase = VSW_MILESTONE0; D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); } /* * Process a connection event. * * Note - care must be taken to ensure that this function is * not called with the dlistrw lock held. */ static void vsw_process_conn_evt(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp, uint16_t evt) { vsw_t *vswp = ldcp->ldc_vswp; vsw_conn_evt_t *conn = NULL; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); /* * Check if either a reset or restart event is pending * or in progress. If so just return. * * A VSW_CONN_RESET event originates either with a LDC_RESET_EVT * being received by the callback handler, or a ECONNRESET error * code being returned from a ldc_read() or ldc_write() call. * * A VSW_CONN_RESTART event occurs when some error checking code * decides that there is a problem with data from the channel, * and that the handshake should be restarted. */ if (((evt == VSW_CONN_RESET) || (evt == VSW_CONN_RESTART)) && (ldstub((uint8_t *)&ldcp->reset_active))) return; /* * If it is an LDC_UP event we first check the recorded * state of the channel. If this is UP then we know that * the channel moving to the UP state has already been dealt * with and don't need to dispatch a new task. * * The reason for this check is that when we do a ldc_up(), * depending on the state of the peer, we may or may not get * a LDC_UP event. As we can't depend on getting a LDC_UP evt * every time we do ldc_up() we explicitly check the channel * status to see has it come up (ldc_up() is asynch and will * complete at some undefined time), and take the appropriate * action. * * The flip side of this is that we may get a LDC_UP event * when we have already seen that the channel is up and have * dealt with that. */ mutex_enter(&ldcp->status_lock); if (evt == VSW_CONN_UP) { if ((ldcp->ldc_status == LDC_UP) || (ldcp->reset_active != 0)) { mutex_exit(&ldcp->status_lock); return; } } mutex_exit(&ldcp->status_lock); /* * The transaction group id allows us to identify and discard * any tasks which are still pending on the taskq and refer * to the handshake session we are about to restart or reset. * These stale messages no longer have any real meaning. */ mutex_enter(&ldcp->hss_lock); ldcp->hss_id++; mutex_exit(&ldcp->hss_lock); ASSERT(vswp->taskq_p != NULL); if ((conn = kmem_zalloc(sizeof (vsw_conn_evt_t), KM_NOSLEEP)) == NULL) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: unable to allocate memory for" " connection event", vswp->instance); goto err_exit; } conn->evt = evt; conn->ldcp = ldcp; if (ddi_taskq_dispatch(vswp->taskq_p, vsw_conn_task, conn, DDI_NOSLEEP) != DDI_SUCCESS) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: Can't dispatch connection task", vswp->instance); kmem_free(conn, sizeof (vsw_conn_evt_t)); goto err_exit; } D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return; err_exit: /* * Have mostly likely failed due to memory shortage. Clear the flag so * that future requests will at least be attempted and will hopefully * succeed. */ if ((evt == VSW_CONN_RESET) || (evt == VSW_CONN_RESTART)) ldcp->reset_active = 0; } /* * Deal with events relating to a connection. Invoked from a taskq. */ static void vsw_conn_task(void *arg) { vsw_conn_evt_t *conn = (vsw_conn_evt_t *)arg; vsw_ldc_t *ldcp = NULL; vsw_t *vswp = NULL; uint16_t evt; ldc_status_t curr_status; ldcp = conn->ldcp; evt = conn->evt; vswp = ldcp->ldc_vswp; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); /* can safely free now have copied out data */ kmem_free(conn, sizeof (vsw_conn_evt_t)); mutex_enter(&ldcp->status_lock); if (ldc_status(ldcp->ldc_handle, &curr_status) != 0) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: Unable to read status of " "channel %ld", vswp->instance, ldcp->ldc_id); mutex_exit(&ldcp->status_lock); return; } /* * If we wish to restart the handshake on this channel, then if * the channel is UP we bring it DOWN to flush the underlying * ldc queue. */ if ((evt == VSW_CONN_RESTART) && (curr_status == LDC_UP)) (void) ldc_down(ldcp->ldc_handle); /* * re-init all the associated data structures. */ vsw_ldc_reinit(ldcp); /* * Bring the channel back up (note it does no harm to * do this even if the channel is already UP, Just * becomes effectively a no-op). */ (void) ldc_up(ldcp->ldc_handle); /* * Check if channel is now UP. This will only happen if * peer has also done a ldc_up(). */ if (ldc_status(ldcp->ldc_handle, &curr_status) != 0) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: Unable to read status of " "channel %ld", vswp->instance, ldcp->ldc_id); mutex_exit(&ldcp->status_lock); return; } ldcp->ldc_status = curr_status; /* channel UP so restart handshake by sending version info */ if (curr_status == LDC_UP) { if (ldcp->hcnt++ > vsw_num_handshakes) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: exceeded number of permitted" " handshake attempts (%d) on channel %ld", vswp->instance, ldcp->hcnt, ldcp->ldc_id); mutex_exit(&ldcp->status_lock); return; } if (ddi_taskq_dispatch(vswp->taskq_p, vsw_send_ver, ldcp, DDI_NOSLEEP) != DDI_SUCCESS) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: Can't dispatch version task", vswp->instance); /* * Don't count as valid restart attempt if couldn't * send version msg. */ if (ldcp->hcnt > 0) ldcp->hcnt--; } } /* * Mark that the process is complete by clearing the flag. * * Note is it possible that the taskq dispatch above may have failed, * most likely due to memory shortage. We still clear the flag so * future attempts will at least be attempted and will hopefully * succeed. */ if ((evt == VSW_CONN_RESET) || (evt == VSW_CONN_RESTART)) ldcp->reset_active = 0; mutex_exit(&ldcp->status_lock); D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); } /* * returns 0 if legal for event signified by flag to have * occured at the time it did. Otherwise returns 1. */ int vsw_check_flag(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp, int dir, uint64_t flag) { vsw_t *vswp = ldcp->ldc_vswp; uint64_t state; uint64_t phase; if (dir == INBOUND) state = ldcp->lane_in.lstate; else state = ldcp->lane_out.lstate; phase = ldcp->hphase; switch (flag) { case VSW_VER_INFO_RECV: if (phase > VSW_MILESTONE0) { DERR(vswp, "vsw_check_flag (%d): VER_INFO_RECV" " when in state %d\n", ldcp->ldc_id, phase); vsw_process_conn_evt(ldcp, VSW_CONN_RESTART); return (1); } break; case VSW_VER_ACK_RECV: case VSW_VER_NACK_RECV: if (!(state & VSW_VER_INFO_SENT)) { DERR(vswp, "vsw_check_flag (%d): spurious VER_ACK" " or VER_NACK when in state %d\n", ldcp->ldc_id, phase); vsw_process_conn_evt(ldcp, VSW_CONN_RESTART); return (1); } else state &= ~VSW_VER_INFO_SENT; break; case VSW_ATTR_INFO_RECV: if ((phase < VSW_MILESTONE1) || (phase >= VSW_MILESTONE2)) { DERR(vswp, "vsw_check_flag (%d): ATTR_INFO_RECV" " when in state %d\n", ldcp->ldc_id, phase); vsw_process_conn_evt(ldcp, VSW_CONN_RESTART); return (1); } break; case VSW_ATTR_ACK_RECV: case VSW_ATTR_NACK_RECV: if (!(state & VSW_ATTR_INFO_SENT)) { DERR(vswp, "vsw_check_flag (%d): spurious ATTR_ACK" " or ATTR_NACK when in state %d\n", ldcp->ldc_id, phase); vsw_process_conn_evt(ldcp, VSW_CONN_RESTART); return (1); } else state &= ~VSW_ATTR_INFO_SENT; break; case VSW_DRING_INFO_RECV: if (phase < VSW_MILESTONE1) { DERR(vswp, "vsw_check_flag (%d): DRING_INFO_RECV" " when in state %d\n", ldcp->ldc_id, phase); vsw_process_conn_evt(ldcp, VSW_CONN_RESTART); return (1); } break; case VSW_DRING_ACK_RECV: case VSW_DRING_NACK_RECV: if (!(state & VSW_DRING_INFO_SENT)) { DERR(vswp, "vsw_check_flag (%d): spurious DRING_ACK" " or DRING_NACK when in state %d\n", ldcp->ldc_id, phase); vsw_process_conn_evt(ldcp, VSW_CONN_RESTART); return (1); } else state &= ~VSW_DRING_INFO_SENT; break; case VSW_RDX_INFO_RECV: if (phase < VSW_MILESTONE3) { DERR(vswp, "vsw_check_flag (%d): RDX_INFO_RECV" " when in state %d\n", ldcp->ldc_id, phase); vsw_process_conn_evt(ldcp, VSW_CONN_RESTART); return (1); } break; case VSW_RDX_ACK_RECV: case VSW_RDX_NACK_RECV: if (!(state & VSW_RDX_INFO_SENT)) { DERR(vswp, "vsw_check_flag (%d): spurious RDX_ACK" " or RDX_NACK when in state %d\n", ldcp->ldc_id, phase); vsw_process_conn_evt(ldcp, VSW_CONN_RESTART); return (1); } else state &= ~VSW_RDX_INFO_SENT; break; case VSW_MCST_INFO_RECV: if (phase < VSW_MILESTONE3) { DERR(vswp, "vsw_check_flag (%d): VSW_MCST_INFO_RECV" " when in state %d\n", ldcp->ldc_id, phase); vsw_process_conn_evt(ldcp, VSW_CONN_RESTART); return (1); } break; default: DERR(vswp, "vsw_check_flag (%lld): unknown flag (%llx)", ldcp->ldc_id, flag); return (1); } if (dir == INBOUND) ldcp->lane_in.lstate = state; else ldcp->lane_out.lstate = state; D1(vswp, "vsw_check_flag (chan %lld): exit", ldcp->ldc_id); return (0); } void vsw_next_milestone(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp) { vsw_t *vswp = ldcp->ldc_vswp; D1(vswp, "%s (chan %lld): enter (phase %ld)", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, ldcp->hphase); DUMP_FLAGS(ldcp->lane_in.lstate); DUMP_FLAGS(ldcp->lane_out.lstate); switch (ldcp->hphase) { case VSW_MILESTONE0: /* * If we haven't started to handshake with our peer, * start to do so now. */ if (ldcp->lane_out.lstate == 0) { D2(vswp, "%s: (chan %lld) starting handshake " "with peer", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); vsw_process_conn_evt(ldcp, VSW_CONN_UP); } /* * Only way to pass this milestone is to have successfully * negotiated version info. */ if ((ldcp->lane_in.lstate & VSW_VER_ACK_SENT) && (ldcp->lane_out.lstate & VSW_VER_ACK_RECV)) { D2(vswp, "%s: (chan %lld) leaving milestone 0", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); /* * Next milestone is passed when attribute * information has been successfully exchanged. */ ldcp->hphase = VSW_MILESTONE1; vsw_send_attr(ldcp); } break; case VSW_MILESTONE1: /* * Only way to pass this milestone is to have successfully * negotiated attribute information. */ if (ldcp->lane_in.lstate & VSW_ATTR_ACK_SENT) { ldcp->hphase = VSW_MILESTONE2; /* * If the peer device has said it wishes to * use descriptor rings then we send it our ring * info, otherwise we just set up a private ring * which we use an internal buffer */ if (ldcp->lane_in.xfer_mode == VIO_DRING_MODE) vsw_send_dring_info(ldcp); } break; case VSW_MILESTONE2: /* * If peer has indicated in its attribute message that * it wishes to use descriptor rings then the only way * to pass this milestone is for us to have received * valid dring info. * * If peer is not using descriptor rings then just fall * through. */ if ((ldcp->lane_in.xfer_mode == VIO_DRING_MODE) && (!(ldcp->lane_in.lstate & VSW_DRING_ACK_SENT))) break; D2(vswp, "%s: (chan %lld) leaving milestone 2", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); ldcp->hphase = VSW_MILESTONE3; vsw_send_rdx(ldcp); break; case VSW_MILESTONE3: /* * Pass this milestone when all paramaters have been * successfully exchanged and RDX sent in both directions. * * Mark outbound lane as available to transmit data. */ if ((ldcp->lane_out.lstate & VSW_RDX_ACK_SENT) && (ldcp->lane_in.lstate & VSW_RDX_ACK_RECV)) { D2(vswp, "%s: (chan %lld) leaving milestone 3", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); D2(vswp, "%s: ** handshake complete (0x%llx : " "0x%llx) **", __func__, ldcp->lane_in.lstate, ldcp->lane_out.lstate); ldcp->lane_out.lstate |= VSW_LANE_ACTIVE; ldcp->hphase = VSW_MILESTONE4; ldcp->hcnt = 0; DISPLAY_STATE(); } else { D2(vswp, "%s: still in milestone 3 (0x%llx :" " 0x%llx", __func__, ldcp->lane_in.lstate, ldcp->lane_out.lstate); } break; case VSW_MILESTONE4: D2(vswp, "%s: (chan %lld) in milestone 4", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); break; default: DERR(vswp, "%s: (chan %lld) Unknown Phase %x", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, ldcp->hphase); } D1(vswp, "%s (chan %lld): exit (phase %ld)", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, ldcp->hphase); } /* * Check if major version is supported. * * Returns 0 if finds supported major number, and if necessary * adjusts the minor field. * * Returns 1 if can't match major number exactly. Sets mjor/minor * to next lowest support values, or to zero if no other values possible. */ static int vsw_supported_version(vio_ver_msg_t *vp) { int i; D1(NULL, "vsw_supported_version: enter"); for (i = 0; i < VSW_NUM_VER; i++) { if (vsw_versions[i].ver_major == vp->ver_major) { /* * Matching or lower major version found. Update * minor number if necessary. */ if (vp->ver_minor > vsw_versions[i].ver_minor) { D2(NULL, "%s: adjusting minor value" " from %d to %d", __func__, vp->ver_minor, vsw_versions[i].ver_minor); vp->ver_minor = vsw_versions[i].ver_minor; } return (0); } if (vsw_versions[i].ver_major < vp->ver_major) { if (vp->ver_minor > vsw_versions[i].ver_minor) { D2(NULL, "%s: adjusting minor value" " from %d to %d", __func__, vp->ver_minor, vsw_versions[i].ver_minor); vp->ver_minor = vsw_versions[i].ver_minor; } return (1); } } /* No match was possible, zero out fields */ vp->ver_major = 0; vp->ver_minor = 0; D1(NULL, "vsw_supported_version: exit"); return (1); } /* * Main routine for processing messages received over LDC. */ static void vsw_process_pkt(void *arg) { vsw_ldc_t *ldcp = (vsw_ldc_t *)arg; vsw_t *vswp = ldcp->ldc_vswp; size_t msglen; vio_msg_tag_t tag; def_msg_t dmsg; int rv = 0; D1(vswp, "%s enter: ldcid (%lld)\n", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); /* * If channel is up read messages until channel is empty. */ do { msglen = sizeof (dmsg); rv = ldc_read(ldcp->ldc_handle, (caddr_t)&dmsg, &msglen); if (rv != 0) { DERR(vswp, "%s :ldc_read err id(%lld) rv(%d) " "len(%d)\n", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, rv, msglen); } /* channel has been reset */ if (rv == ECONNRESET) { vsw_process_conn_evt(ldcp, VSW_CONN_RESET); break; } if (msglen == 0) { D2(vswp, "%s: ldc_read id(%lld) NODATA", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); break; } D2(vswp, "%s: ldc_read id(%lld): msglen(%d)", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, msglen); /* * Figure out what sort of packet we have gotten by * examining the msg tag, and then switch it appropriately. */ bcopy(&dmsg, &tag, sizeof (vio_msg_tag_t)); switch (tag.vio_msgtype) { case VIO_TYPE_CTRL: vsw_dispatch_ctrl_task(ldcp, &dmsg, tag); break; case VIO_TYPE_DATA: vsw_process_data_pkt(ldcp, &dmsg, tag); break; case VIO_TYPE_ERR: vsw_process_err_pkt(ldcp, &dmsg, tag); break; default: DERR(vswp, "%s: Unknown tag(%lx) ", __func__, "id(%lx)\n", tag.vio_msgtype, ldcp->ldc_id); break; } } while (msglen); D1(vswp, "%s exit: ldcid (%lld)\n", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); } /* * Dispatch a task to process a VIO control message. */ static void vsw_dispatch_ctrl_task(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp, void *cpkt, vio_msg_tag_t tag) { vsw_ctrl_task_t *ctaskp = NULL; vsw_port_t *port = ldcp->ldc_port; vsw_t *vswp = port->p_vswp; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); /* * We need to handle RDX ACK messages in-band as once they * are exchanged it is possible that we will get an * immediate (legitimate) data packet. */ if ((tag.vio_subtype_env == VIO_RDX) && (tag.vio_subtype == VIO_SUBTYPE_ACK)) { if (vsw_check_flag(ldcp, INBOUND, VSW_RDX_ACK_RECV)) return; ldcp->lane_in.lstate |= VSW_RDX_ACK_RECV; D2(vswp, "%s (%ld) handling RDX_ACK in place " "(ostate 0x%llx : hphase %d)", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, ldcp->lane_in.lstate, ldcp->hphase); vsw_next_milestone(ldcp); return; } ctaskp = kmem_alloc(sizeof (vsw_ctrl_task_t), KM_NOSLEEP); if (ctaskp == NULL) { DERR(vswp, "%s: unable to alloc space for ctrl" " msg", __func__); vsw_process_conn_evt(ldcp, VSW_CONN_RESTART); return; } ctaskp->ldcp = ldcp; bcopy((def_msg_t *)cpkt, &ctaskp->pktp, sizeof (def_msg_t)); mutex_enter(&ldcp->hss_lock); ctaskp->hss_id = ldcp->hss_id; mutex_exit(&ldcp->hss_lock); /* * Dispatch task to processing taskq if port is not in * the process of being detached. */ mutex_enter(&port->state_lock); if (port->state == VSW_PORT_INIT) { if ((vswp->taskq_p == NULL) || (ddi_taskq_dispatch(vswp->taskq_p, vsw_process_ctrl_pkt, ctaskp, DDI_NOSLEEP) != DDI_SUCCESS)) { DERR(vswp, "%s: unable to dispatch task to taskq", __func__); kmem_free(ctaskp, sizeof (vsw_ctrl_task_t)); mutex_exit(&port->state_lock); vsw_process_conn_evt(ldcp, VSW_CONN_RESTART); return; } } else { DWARN(vswp, "%s: port %d detaching, not dispatching " "task", __func__, port->p_instance); } mutex_exit(&port->state_lock); D2(vswp, "%s: dispatched task to taskq for chan %d", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); } /* * Process a VIO ctrl message. Invoked from taskq. */ static void vsw_process_ctrl_pkt(void *arg) { vsw_ctrl_task_t *ctaskp = (vsw_ctrl_task_t *)arg; vsw_ldc_t *ldcp = ctaskp->ldcp; vsw_t *vswp = ldcp->ldc_vswp; vio_msg_tag_t tag; uint16_t env; D1(vswp, "%s(%lld): enter", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); bcopy(&ctaskp->pktp, &tag, sizeof (vio_msg_tag_t)); env = tag.vio_subtype_env; /* stale pkt check */ mutex_enter(&ldcp->hss_lock); if (ctaskp->hss_id < ldcp->hss_id) { DWARN(vswp, "%s: discarding stale packet belonging to" " earlier (%ld) handshake session", __func__, ctaskp->hss_id); mutex_exit(&ldcp->hss_lock); return; } mutex_exit(&ldcp->hss_lock); /* session id check */ if (ldcp->session_status & VSW_PEER_SESSION) { if (ldcp->peer_session != tag.vio_sid) { DERR(vswp, "%s (chan %d): invalid session id (%llx)", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, tag.vio_sid); kmem_free(ctaskp, sizeof (vsw_ctrl_task_t)); vsw_process_conn_evt(ldcp, VSW_CONN_RESTART); return; } } /* * Switch on vio_subtype envelope, then let lower routines * decide if its an INFO, ACK or NACK packet. */ switch (env) { case VIO_VER_INFO: vsw_process_ctrl_ver_pkt(ldcp, &ctaskp->pktp); break; case VIO_DRING_REG: vsw_process_ctrl_dring_reg_pkt(ldcp, &ctaskp->pktp); break; case VIO_DRING_UNREG: vsw_process_ctrl_dring_unreg_pkt(ldcp, &ctaskp->pktp); break; case VIO_ATTR_INFO: vsw_process_ctrl_attr_pkt(ldcp, &ctaskp->pktp); break; case VNET_MCAST_INFO: vsw_process_ctrl_mcst_pkt(ldcp, &ctaskp->pktp); break; case VIO_RDX: vsw_process_ctrl_rdx_pkt(ldcp, &ctaskp->pktp); break; default: DERR(vswp, "%s : unknown vio_subtype_env (%x)\n", __func__, env); } kmem_free(ctaskp, sizeof (vsw_ctrl_task_t)); D1(vswp, "%s(%lld): exit", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); } /* * Version negotiation. We can end up here either because our peer * has responded to a handshake message we have sent it, or our peer * has initiated a handshake with us. If its the former then can only * be ACK or NACK, if its the later can only be INFO. * * If its an ACK we move to the next stage of the handshake, namely * attribute exchange. If its a NACK we see if we can specify another * version, if we can't we stop. * * If it is an INFO we reset all params associated with communication * in that direction over this channel (remember connection is * essentially 2 independent simplex channels). */ void vsw_process_ctrl_ver_pkt(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp, void *pkt) { vio_ver_msg_t *ver_pkt; vsw_t *vswp = ldcp->ldc_vswp; D1(vswp, "%s(%lld): enter", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); /* * We know this is a ctrl/version packet so * cast it into the correct structure. */ ver_pkt = (vio_ver_msg_t *)pkt; switch (ver_pkt->tag.vio_subtype) { case VIO_SUBTYPE_INFO: D2(vswp, "vsw_process_ctrl_ver_pkt: VIO_SUBTYPE_INFO\n"); /* * Record the session id, which we will use from now * until we see another VER_INFO msg. Even then the * session id in most cases will be unchanged, execpt * if channel was reset. */ if ((ldcp->session_status & VSW_PEER_SESSION) && (ldcp->peer_session != ver_pkt->tag.vio_sid)) { DERR(vswp, "%s: updating session id for chan %lld " "from %llx to %llx", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, ldcp->peer_session, ver_pkt->tag.vio_sid); } ldcp->peer_session = ver_pkt->tag.vio_sid; ldcp->session_status |= VSW_PEER_SESSION; /* Legal message at this time ? */ if (vsw_check_flag(ldcp, INBOUND, VSW_VER_INFO_RECV)) return; /* * First check the device class. Currently only expect * to be talking to a network device. In the future may * also talk to another switch. */ if (ver_pkt->dev_class != VDEV_NETWORK) { DERR(vswp, "%s: illegal device class %d", __func__, ver_pkt->dev_class); ver_pkt->tag.vio_sid = ldcp->local_session; ver_pkt->tag.vio_subtype = VIO_SUBTYPE_NACK; DUMP_TAG_PTR((vio_msg_tag_t *)ver_pkt); (void) vsw_send_msg(ldcp, (void *)ver_pkt, sizeof (vio_ver_msg_t), B_TRUE); ldcp->lane_in.lstate |= VSW_VER_NACK_SENT; vsw_next_milestone(ldcp); return; } else { ldcp->dev_class = ver_pkt->dev_class; } /* * Now check the version. */ if (vsw_supported_version(ver_pkt) == 0) { /* * Support this major version and possibly * adjusted minor version. */ D2(vswp, "%s: accepted ver %d:%d", __func__, ver_pkt->ver_major, ver_pkt->ver_minor); /* Store accepted values */ ldcp->lane_in.ver_major = ver_pkt->ver_major; ldcp->lane_in.ver_minor = ver_pkt->ver_minor; ver_pkt->tag.vio_subtype = VIO_SUBTYPE_ACK; ldcp->lane_in.lstate |= VSW_VER_ACK_SENT; } else { /* * NACK back with the next lower major/minor * pairing we support (if don't suuport any more * versions then they will be set to zero. */ D2(vswp, "%s: replying with ver %d:%d", __func__, ver_pkt->ver_major, ver_pkt->ver_minor); /* Store updated values */ ldcp->lane_in.ver_major = ver_pkt->ver_major; ldcp->lane_in.ver_minor = ver_pkt->ver_minor; ver_pkt->tag.vio_subtype = VIO_SUBTYPE_NACK; ldcp->lane_in.lstate |= VSW_VER_NACK_SENT; } DUMP_TAG_PTR((vio_msg_tag_t *)ver_pkt); ver_pkt->tag.vio_sid = ldcp->local_session; (void) vsw_send_msg(ldcp, (void *)ver_pkt, sizeof (vio_ver_msg_t), B_TRUE); vsw_next_milestone(ldcp); break; case VIO_SUBTYPE_ACK: D2(vswp, "%s: VIO_SUBTYPE_ACK\n", __func__); if (vsw_check_flag(ldcp, OUTBOUND, VSW_VER_ACK_RECV)) return; /* Store updated values */ ldcp->lane_in.ver_major = ver_pkt->ver_major; ldcp->lane_in.ver_minor = ver_pkt->ver_minor; ldcp->lane_out.lstate |= VSW_VER_ACK_RECV; vsw_next_milestone(ldcp); break; case VIO_SUBTYPE_NACK: D2(vswp, "%s: VIO_SUBTYPE_NACK\n", __func__); if (vsw_check_flag(ldcp, OUTBOUND, VSW_VER_NACK_RECV)) return; /* * If our peer sent us a NACK with the ver fields set to * zero then there is nothing more we can do. Otherwise see * if we support either the version suggested, or a lesser * one. */ if ((ver_pkt->ver_major == 0) && (ver_pkt->ver_minor == 0)) { DERR(vswp, "%s: peer unable to negotiate any " "further.", __func__); ldcp->lane_out.lstate |= VSW_VER_NACK_RECV; vsw_next_milestone(ldcp); return; } /* * Check to see if we support this major version or * a lower one. If we don't then maj/min will be set * to zero. */ (void) vsw_supported_version(ver_pkt); if ((ver_pkt->ver_major == 0) && (ver_pkt->ver_minor == 0)) { /* Nothing more we can do */ DERR(vswp, "%s: version negotiation failed.\n", __func__); ldcp->lane_out.lstate |= VSW_VER_NACK_RECV; vsw_next_milestone(ldcp); } else { /* found a supported major version */ ldcp->lane_out.ver_major = ver_pkt->ver_major; ldcp->lane_out.ver_minor = ver_pkt->ver_minor; D2(vswp, "%s: resending with updated values (%x, %x)", __func__, ver_pkt->ver_major, ver_pkt->ver_minor); ldcp->lane_out.lstate |= VSW_VER_INFO_SENT; ver_pkt->tag.vio_sid = ldcp->local_session; ver_pkt->tag.vio_subtype = VIO_SUBTYPE_INFO; DUMP_TAG_PTR((vio_msg_tag_t *)ver_pkt); (void) vsw_send_msg(ldcp, (void *)ver_pkt, sizeof (vio_ver_msg_t), B_TRUE); vsw_next_milestone(ldcp); } break; default: DERR(vswp, "%s: unknown vio_subtype %x\n", __func__, ver_pkt->tag.vio_subtype); } D1(vswp, "%s(%lld): exit\n", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); } /* * Process an attribute packet. We can end up here either because our peer * has ACK/NACK'ed back to an earlier ATTR msg we had sent it, or our * peer has sent us an attribute INFO message * * If its an ACK we then move to the next stage of the handshake which * is to send our descriptor ring info to our peer. If its a NACK then * there is nothing more we can (currently) do. * * If we get a valid/acceptable INFO packet (and we have already negotiated * a version) we ACK back and set channel state to ATTR_RECV, otherwise we * NACK back and reset channel state to INACTIV. * * FUTURE: in time we will probably negotiate over attributes, but for * the moment unacceptable attributes are regarded as a fatal error. * */ void vsw_process_ctrl_attr_pkt(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp, void *pkt) { vnet_attr_msg_t *attr_pkt; vsw_t *vswp = ldcp->ldc_vswp; vsw_port_t *port = ldcp->ldc_port; uint64_t macaddr = 0; int i; D1(vswp, "%s(%lld) enter", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); /* * We know this is a ctrl/attr packet so * cast it into the correct structure. */ attr_pkt = (vnet_attr_msg_t *)pkt; switch (attr_pkt->tag.vio_subtype) { case VIO_SUBTYPE_INFO: D2(vswp, "%s: VIO_SUBTYPE_INFO", __func__); if (vsw_check_flag(ldcp, INBOUND, VSW_ATTR_INFO_RECV)) return; /* * If the attributes are unacceptable then we NACK back. */ if (vsw_check_attr(attr_pkt, ldcp->ldc_port)) { DERR(vswp, "%s (chan %d): invalid attributes", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); vsw_free_lane_resources(ldcp, INBOUND); attr_pkt->tag.vio_sid = ldcp->local_session; attr_pkt->tag.vio_subtype = VIO_SUBTYPE_NACK; DUMP_TAG_PTR((vio_msg_tag_t *)attr_pkt); ldcp->lane_in.lstate |= VSW_ATTR_NACK_SENT; (void) vsw_send_msg(ldcp, (void *)attr_pkt, sizeof (vnet_attr_msg_t), B_TRUE); vsw_next_milestone(ldcp); return; } /* * Otherwise store attributes for this lane and update * lane state. */ ldcp->lane_in.mtu = attr_pkt->mtu; ldcp->lane_in.addr = attr_pkt->addr; ldcp->lane_in.addr_type = attr_pkt->addr_type; ldcp->lane_in.xfer_mode = attr_pkt->xfer_mode; ldcp->lane_in.ack_freq = attr_pkt->ack_freq; macaddr = ldcp->lane_in.addr; for (i = ETHERADDRL - 1; i >= 0; i--) { port->p_macaddr.ether_addr_octet[i] = macaddr & 0xFF; macaddr >>= 8; } /* create the fdb entry for this port/mac address */ (void) vsw_add_fdb(vswp, port); /* setup device specifc xmit routines */ mutex_enter(&port->tx_lock); if (ldcp->lane_in.xfer_mode == VIO_DRING_MODE) { D2(vswp, "%s: mode = VIO_DRING_MODE", __func__); port->transmit = vsw_dringsend; } else if (ldcp->lane_in.xfer_mode == VIO_DESC_MODE) { D2(vswp, "%s: mode = VIO_DESC_MODE", __func__); vsw_create_privring(ldcp); port->transmit = vsw_descrsend; } mutex_exit(&port->tx_lock); attr_pkt->tag.vio_sid = ldcp->local_session; attr_pkt->tag.vio_subtype = VIO_SUBTYPE_ACK; DUMP_TAG_PTR((vio_msg_tag_t *)attr_pkt); ldcp->lane_in.lstate |= VSW_ATTR_ACK_SENT; (void) vsw_send_msg(ldcp, (void *)attr_pkt, sizeof (vnet_attr_msg_t), B_TRUE); vsw_next_milestone(ldcp); break; case VIO_SUBTYPE_ACK: D2(vswp, "%s: VIO_SUBTYPE_ACK", __func__); if (vsw_check_flag(ldcp, OUTBOUND, VSW_ATTR_ACK_RECV)) return; ldcp->lane_out.lstate |= VSW_ATTR_ACK_RECV; vsw_next_milestone(ldcp); break; case VIO_SUBTYPE_NACK: D2(vswp, "%s: VIO_SUBTYPE_NACK", __func__); if (vsw_check_flag(ldcp, OUTBOUND, VSW_ATTR_NACK_RECV)) return; ldcp->lane_out.lstate |= VSW_ATTR_NACK_RECV; vsw_next_milestone(ldcp); break; default: DERR(vswp, "%s: unknown vio_subtype %x\n", __func__, attr_pkt->tag.vio_subtype); } D1(vswp, "%s(%lld) exit", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); } /* * Process a dring info packet. We can end up here either because our peer * has ACK/NACK'ed back to an earlier DRING msg we had sent it, or our * peer has sent us a dring INFO message. * * If we get a valid/acceptable INFO packet (and we have already negotiated * a version) we ACK back and update the lane state, otherwise we NACK back. * * FUTURE: nothing to stop client from sending us info on multiple dring's * but for the moment we will just use the first one we are given. * */ void vsw_process_ctrl_dring_reg_pkt(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp, void *pkt) { vio_dring_reg_msg_t *dring_pkt; vsw_t *vswp = ldcp->ldc_vswp; ldc_mem_info_t minfo; dring_info_t *dp, *dbp; int dring_found = 0; /* * We know this is a ctrl/dring packet so * cast it into the correct structure. */ dring_pkt = (vio_dring_reg_msg_t *)pkt; D1(vswp, "%s(%lld) enter", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); switch (dring_pkt->tag.vio_subtype) { case VIO_SUBTYPE_INFO: D2(vswp, "%s: VIO_SUBTYPE_INFO", __func__); if (vsw_check_flag(ldcp, INBOUND, VSW_DRING_INFO_RECV)) return; /* * If the dring params are unacceptable then we NACK back. */ if (vsw_check_dring_info(dring_pkt)) { DERR(vswp, "%s (%lld): invalid dring info", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); vsw_free_lane_resources(ldcp, INBOUND); dring_pkt->tag.vio_sid = ldcp->local_session; dring_pkt->tag.vio_subtype = VIO_SUBTYPE_NACK; DUMP_TAG_PTR((vio_msg_tag_t *)dring_pkt); ldcp->lane_in.lstate |= VSW_DRING_NACK_SENT; (void) vsw_send_msg(ldcp, (void *)dring_pkt, sizeof (vio_dring_reg_msg_t), B_TRUE); vsw_next_milestone(ldcp); return; } /* * Otherwise, attempt to map in the dring using the * cookie. If that succeeds we send back a unique dring * identifier that the sending side will use in future * to refer to this descriptor ring. */ dp = kmem_zalloc(sizeof (dring_info_t), KM_SLEEP); dp->num_descriptors = dring_pkt->num_descriptors; dp->descriptor_size = dring_pkt->descriptor_size; dp->options = dring_pkt->options; dp->ncookies = dring_pkt->ncookies; /* * Note: should only get one cookie. Enforced in * the ldc layer. */ bcopy(&dring_pkt->cookie[0], &dp->cookie[0], sizeof (ldc_mem_cookie_t)); D2(vswp, "%s: num_desc %ld : desc_size %ld", __func__, dp->num_descriptors, dp->descriptor_size); D2(vswp, "%s: options 0x%lx: ncookies %ld", __func__, dp->options, dp->ncookies); if ((ldc_mem_dring_map(ldcp->ldc_handle, &dp->cookie[0], dp->ncookies, dp->num_descriptors, dp->descriptor_size, LDC_SHADOW_MAP, &(dp->handle))) != 0) { DERR(vswp, "%s: dring_map failed\n", __func__); kmem_free(dp, sizeof (dring_info_t)); vsw_free_lane_resources(ldcp, INBOUND); dring_pkt->tag.vio_sid = ldcp->local_session; dring_pkt->tag.vio_subtype = VIO_SUBTYPE_NACK; DUMP_TAG_PTR((vio_msg_tag_t *)dring_pkt); ldcp->lane_in.lstate |= VSW_DRING_NACK_SENT; (void) vsw_send_msg(ldcp, (void *)dring_pkt, sizeof (vio_dring_reg_msg_t), B_TRUE); vsw_next_milestone(ldcp); return; } if ((ldc_mem_dring_info(dp->handle, &minfo)) != 0) { DERR(vswp, "%s: dring_addr failed\n", __func__); kmem_free(dp, sizeof (dring_info_t)); vsw_free_lane_resources(ldcp, INBOUND); dring_pkt->tag.vio_sid = ldcp->local_session; dring_pkt->tag.vio_subtype = VIO_SUBTYPE_NACK; DUMP_TAG_PTR((vio_msg_tag_t *)dring_pkt); ldcp->lane_in.lstate |= VSW_DRING_NACK_SENT; (void) vsw_send_msg(ldcp, (void *)dring_pkt, sizeof (vio_dring_reg_msg_t), B_TRUE); vsw_next_milestone(ldcp); return; } else { /* store the address of the pub part of ring */ dp->pub_addr = minfo.vaddr; } /* no private section as we are importing */ dp->priv_addr = NULL; /* * Using simple mono increasing int for ident at * the moment. */ dp->ident = ldcp->next_ident; ldcp->next_ident++; dp->end_idx = 0; dp->next = NULL; /* * Link it onto the end of the list of drings * for this lane. */ if (ldcp->lane_in.dringp == NULL) { D2(vswp, "%s: adding first INBOUND dring", __func__); ldcp->lane_in.dringp = dp; } else { dbp = ldcp->lane_in.dringp; while (dbp->next != NULL) dbp = dbp->next; dbp->next = dp; } /* acknowledge it */ dring_pkt->tag.vio_sid = ldcp->local_session; dring_pkt->tag.vio_subtype = VIO_SUBTYPE_ACK; dring_pkt->dring_ident = dp->ident; (void) vsw_send_msg(ldcp, (void *)dring_pkt, sizeof (vio_dring_reg_msg_t), B_TRUE); ldcp->lane_in.lstate |= VSW_DRING_ACK_SENT; vsw_next_milestone(ldcp); break; case VIO_SUBTYPE_ACK: D2(vswp, "%s: VIO_SUBTYPE_ACK", __func__); if (vsw_check_flag(ldcp, OUTBOUND, VSW_DRING_ACK_RECV)) return; /* * Peer is acknowledging our dring info and will have * sent us a dring identifier which we will use to * refer to this ring w.r.t. our peer. */ dp = ldcp->lane_out.dringp; if (dp != NULL) { /* * Find the ring this ident should be associated * with. */ if (vsw_dring_match(dp, dring_pkt)) { dring_found = 1; } else while (dp != NULL) { if (vsw_dring_match(dp, dring_pkt)) { dring_found = 1; break; } dp = dp->next; } if (dring_found == 0) { DERR(NULL, "%s: unrecognised ring cookie", __func__); vsw_process_conn_evt(ldcp, VSW_CONN_RESTART); return; } } else { DERR(vswp, "%s: DRING ACK received but no drings " "allocated", __func__); vsw_process_conn_evt(ldcp, VSW_CONN_RESTART); return; } /* store ident */ dp->ident = dring_pkt->dring_ident; ldcp->lane_out.lstate |= VSW_DRING_ACK_RECV; vsw_next_milestone(ldcp); break; case VIO_SUBTYPE_NACK: D2(vswp, "%s: VIO_SUBTYPE_NACK", __func__); if (vsw_check_flag(ldcp, OUTBOUND, VSW_DRING_NACK_RECV)) return; ldcp->lane_out.lstate |= VSW_DRING_NACK_RECV; vsw_next_milestone(ldcp); break; default: DERR(vswp, "%s: Unknown vio_subtype %x\n", __func__, dring_pkt->tag.vio_subtype); } D1(vswp, "%s(%lld) exit", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); } /* * Process a request from peer to unregister a dring. * * For the moment we just restart the handshake if our * peer endpoint attempts to unregister a dring. */ void vsw_process_ctrl_dring_unreg_pkt(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp, void *pkt) { vsw_t *vswp = ldcp->ldc_vswp; vio_dring_unreg_msg_t *dring_pkt; /* * We know this is a ctrl/dring packet so * cast it into the correct structure. */ dring_pkt = (vio_dring_unreg_msg_t *)pkt; D1(vswp, "%s(%lld): enter", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); switch (dring_pkt->tag.vio_subtype) { case VIO_SUBTYPE_INFO: D2(vswp, "%s: VIO_SUBTYPE_INFO", __func__); DWARN(vswp, "%s: restarting handshake..", __func__); break; case VIO_SUBTYPE_ACK: D2(vswp, "%s: VIO_SUBTYPE_ACK", __func__); DWARN(vswp, "%s: restarting handshake..", __func__); break; case VIO_SUBTYPE_NACK: D2(vswp, "%s: VIO_SUBTYPE_NACK", __func__); DWARN(vswp, "%s: restarting handshake..", __func__); break; default: DERR(vswp, "%s: Unknown vio_subtype %x\n", __func__, dring_pkt->tag.vio_subtype); } vsw_process_conn_evt(ldcp, VSW_CONN_RESTART); D1(vswp, "%s(%lld): exit", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); } #define SND_MCST_NACK(ldcp, pkt) \ pkt->tag.vio_subtype = VIO_SUBTYPE_NACK; \ pkt->tag.vio_sid = ldcp->local_session; \ (void) vsw_send_msg(ldcp, (void *)pkt, \ sizeof (vnet_mcast_msg_t), B_TRUE); /* * Process a multicast request from a vnet. * * Vnet's specify a multicast address that they are interested in. This * address is used as a key into the hash table which forms the multicast * forwarding database (mFDB). * * The table keys are the multicast addresses, while the table entries * are pointers to lists of ports which wish to receive packets for the * specified multicast address. * * When a multicast packet is being switched we use the address as a key * into the hash table, and then walk the appropriate port list forwarding * the pkt to each port in turn. * * If a vnet is no longer interested in a particular multicast grouping * we simply find the correct location in the hash table and then delete * the relevant port from the port list. * * To deal with the case whereby a port is being deleted without first * removing itself from the lists in the hash table, we maintain a list * of multicast addresses the port has registered an interest in, within * the port structure itself. We then simply walk that list of addresses * using them as keys into the hash table and remove the port from the * appropriate lists. */ static void vsw_process_ctrl_mcst_pkt(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp, void *pkt) { vnet_mcast_msg_t *mcst_pkt; vsw_port_t *port = ldcp->ldc_port; vsw_t *vswp = ldcp->ldc_vswp; int i; D1(vswp, "%s(%lld): enter", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); /* * We know this is a ctrl/mcast packet so * cast it into the correct structure. */ mcst_pkt = (vnet_mcast_msg_t *)pkt; switch (mcst_pkt->tag.vio_subtype) { case VIO_SUBTYPE_INFO: D2(vswp, "%s: VIO_SUBTYPE_INFO", __func__); /* * Check if in correct state to receive a multicast * message (i.e. handshake complete). If not reset * the handshake. */ if (vsw_check_flag(ldcp, INBOUND, VSW_MCST_INFO_RECV)) return; /* * Before attempting to add or remove address check * that they are valid multicast addresses. * If not, then NACK back. */ for (i = 0; i < mcst_pkt->count; i++) { if ((mcst_pkt->mca[i].ether_addr_octet[0] & 01) != 1) { DERR(vswp, "%s: invalid multicast address", __func__); SND_MCST_NACK(ldcp, mcst_pkt); return; } } /* * Now add/remove the addresses. If this fails we * NACK back. */ if (vsw_add_rem_mcst(mcst_pkt, port) != 0) { SND_MCST_NACK(ldcp, mcst_pkt); return; } mcst_pkt->tag.vio_subtype = VIO_SUBTYPE_ACK; mcst_pkt->tag.vio_sid = ldcp->local_session; DUMP_TAG_PTR((vio_msg_tag_t *)mcst_pkt); (void) vsw_send_msg(ldcp, (void *)mcst_pkt, sizeof (vnet_mcast_msg_t), B_TRUE); break; case VIO_SUBTYPE_ACK: DWARN(vswp, "%s: VIO_SUBTYPE_ACK", __func__); /* * We shouldn't ever get a multicast ACK message as * at the moment we never request multicast addresses * to be set on some other device. This may change in * the future if we have cascading switches. */ if (vsw_check_flag(ldcp, OUTBOUND, VSW_MCST_ACK_RECV)) return; /* Do nothing */ break; case VIO_SUBTYPE_NACK: DWARN(vswp, "%s: VIO_SUBTYPE_NACK", __func__); /* * We shouldn't get a multicast NACK packet for the * same reasons as we shouldn't get a ACK packet. */ if (vsw_check_flag(ldcp, OUTBOUND, VSW_MCST_NACK_RECV)) return; /* Do nothing */ break; default: DERR(vswp, "%s: unknown vio_subtype %x\n", __func__, mcst_pkt->tag.vio_subtype); } D1(vswp, "%s(%lld): exit", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); } static void vsw_process_ctrl_rdx_pkt(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp, void *pkt) { vio_rdx_msg_t *rdx_pkt; vsw_t *vswp = ldcp->ldc_vswp; /* * We know this is a ctrl/rdx packet so * cast it into the correct structure. */ rdx_pkt = (vio_rdx_msg_t *)pkt; D1(vswp, "%s(%lld) enter", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); switch (rdx_pkt->tag.vio_subtype) { case VIO_SUBTYPE_INFO: D2(vswp, "%s: VIO_SUBTYPE_INFO", __func__); if (vsw_check_flag(ldcp, OUTBOUND, VSW_RDX_INFO_RECV)) return; rdx_pkt->tag.vio_sid = ldcp->local_session; rdx_pkt->tag.vio_subtype = VIO_SUBTYPE_ACK; DUMP_TAG_PTR((vio_msg_tag_t *)rdx_pkt); ldcp->lane_out.lstate |= VSW_RDX_ACK_SENT; (void) vsw_send_msg(ldcp, (void *)rdx_pkt, sizeof (vio_rdx_msg_t), B_TRUE); vsw_next_milestone(ldcp); break; case VIO_SUBTYPE_ACK: /* * Should be handled in-band by callback handler. */ DERR(vswp, "%s: Unexpected VIO_SUBTYPE_ACK", __func__); vsw_process_conn_evt(ldcp, VSW_CONN_RESTART); break; case VIO_SUBTYPE_NACK: D2(vswp, "%s: VIO_SUBTYPE_NACK", __func__); if (vsw_check_flag(ldcp, INBOUND, VSW_RDX_NACK_RECV)) return; ldcp->lane_in.lstate |= VSW_RDX_NACK_RECV; vsw_next_milestone(ldcp); break; default: DERR(vswp, "%s: Unknown vio_subtype %x\n", __func__, rdx_pkt->tag.vio_subtype); } D1(vswp, "%s(%lld): exit", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); } static void vsw_process_data_pkt(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp, void *dpkt, vio_msg_tag_t tag) { uint16_t env = tag.vio_subtype_env; vsw_t *vswp = ldcp->ldc_vswp; D1(vswp, "%s(%lld): enter", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); /* session id check */ if (ldcp->session_status & VSW_PEER_SESSION) { if (ldcp->peer_session != tag.vio_sid) { DERR(vswp, "%s (chan %d): invalid session id (%llx)", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, tag.vio_sid); vsw_process_conn_evt(ldcp, VSW_CONN_RESTART); return; } } /* * It is an error for us to be getting data packets * before the handshake has completed. */ if (ldcp->hphase != VSW_MILESTONE4) { DERR(vswp, "%s: got data packet before handshake complete " "hphase %d (%x: %x)", __func__, ldcp->hphase, ldcp->lane_in.lstate, ldcp->lane_out.lstate); DUMP_FLAGS(ldcp->lane_in.lstate); DUMP_FLAGS(ldcp->lane_out.lstate); vsw_process_conn_evt(ldcp, VSW_CONN_RESTART); return; } /* * Switch on vio_subtype envelope, then let lower routines * decide if its an INFO, ACK or NACK packet. */ if (env == VIO_DRING_DATA) { vsw_process_data_dring_pkt(ldcp, dpkt); } else if (env == VIO_PKT_DATA) { vsw_process_data_raw_pkt(ldcp, dpkt); } else if (env == VIO_DESC_DATA) { vsw_process_data_ibnd_pkt(ldcp, dpkt); } else { DERR(vswp, "%s : unknown vio_subtype_env (%x)\n", __func__, env); } D1(vswp, "%s(%lld): exit", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); } #define SND_DRING_NACK(ldcp, pkt) \ pkt->tag.vio_subtype = VIO_SUBTYPE_NACK; \ pkt->tag.vio_sid = ldcp->local_session; \ (void) vsw_send_msg(ldcp, (void *)pkt, \ sizeof (vio_dring_msg_t), B_TRUE); static void vsw_process_data_dring_pkt(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp, void *dpkt) { vio_dring_msg_t *dring_pkt; vnet_public_desc_t *pub_addr = NULL; vsw_private_desc_t *priv_addr = NULL; dring_info_t *dp = NULL; vsw_t *vswp = ldcp->ldc_vswp; mblk_t *mp = NULL; mblk_t *bp = NULL; mblk_t *bpt = NULL; size_t nbytes = 0; size_t off = 0; uint64_t ncookies = 0; uint64_t chain = 0; uint64_t j, len; uint32_t pos, start, datalen; uint32_t range_start, range_end; int32_t end, num, cnt = 0; int i, rv, msg_rv = 0; boolean_t ack_needed = B_FALSE; boolean_t prev_desc_ack = B_FALSE; int read_attempts = 0; D1(vswp, "%s(%lld): enter", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); /* * We know this is a data/dring packet so * cast it into the correct structure. */ dring_pkt = (vio_dring_msg_t *)dpkt; /* * Switch on the vio_subtype. If its INFO then we need to * process the data. If its an ACK we need to make sure * it makes sense (i.e did we send an earlier data/info), * and if its a NACK then we maybe attempt a retry. */ switch (dring_pkt->tag.vio_subtype) { case VIO_SUBTYPE_INFO: D2(vswp, "%s(%lld): VIO_SUBTYPE_INFO", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); READ_ENTER(&ldcp->lane_in.dlistrw); if ((dp = vsw_ident2dring(&ldcp->lane_in, dring_pkt->dring_ident)) == NULL) { RW_EXIT(&ldcp->lane_in.dlistrw); DERR(vswp, "%s(%lld): unable to find dring from " "ident 0x%llx", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, dring_pkt->dring_ident); SND_DRING_NACK(ldcp, dring_pkt); return; } start = pos = dring_pkt->start_idx; end = dring_pkt->end_idx; len = dp->num_descriptors; range_start = range_end = pos; D2(vswp, "%s(%lld): start index %ld : end %ld\n", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, start, end); if (end == -1) { num = -1; } else if (end >= 0) { num = end >= pos ? end - pos + 1: (len - pos + 1) + end; /* basic sanity check */ if (end > len) { RW_EXIT(&ldcp->lane_in.dlistrw); DERR(vswp, "%s(%lld): endpoint %lld outside " "ring length %lld", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, end, len); SND_DRING_NACK(ldcp, dring_pkt); return; } } else { RW_EXIT(&ldcp->lane_in.dlistrw); DERR(vswp, "%s(%lld): invalid endpoint %lld", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, end); SND_DRING_NACK(ldcp, dring_pkt); return; } while (cnt != num) { vsw_recheck_desc: if ((rv = ldc_mem_dring_acquire(dp->handle, pos, pos)) != 0) { RW_EXIT(&ldcp->lane_in.dlistrw); DERR(vswp, "%s(%lld): unable to acquire " "descriptor at pos %d: err %d", __func__, pos, ldcp->ldc_id, rv); SND_DRING_NACK(ldcp, dring_pkt); return; } pub_addr = (vnet_public_desc_t *)dp->pub_addr + pos; /* * When given a bounded range of descriptors * to process, its an error to hit a descriptor * which is not ready. In the non-bounded case * (end_idx == -1) this simply indicates we have * reached the end of the current active range. */ if (pub_addr->hdr.dstate != VIO_DESC_READY) { /* unbound - no error */ if (end == -1) { if (read_attempts == vsw_read_attempts) break; delay(drv_usectohz(vsw_desc_delay)); read_attempts++; goto vsw_recheck_desc; } /* bounded - error - so NACK back */ RW_EXIT(&ldcp->lane_in.dlistrw); DERR(vswp, "%s(%lld): descriptor not READY " "(%d)", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, pub_addr->hdr.dstate); SND_DRING_NACK(ldcp, dring_pkt); return; } DTRACE_PROBE1(read_attempts, int, read_attempts); range_end = pos; /* * If we ACK'd the previous descriptor then now * record the new range start position for later * ACK's. */ if (prev_desc_ack) { range_start = pos; D2(vswp, "%s(%lld): updating range start " "to be %d", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, range_start); prev_desc_ack = B_FALSE; } /* * Data is padded to align on 8 byte boundary, * datalen is actual data length, i.e. minus that * padding. */ datalen = pub_addr->nbytes; /* * Does peer wish us to ACK when we have finished * with this descriptor ? */ if (pub_addr->hdr.ack) ack_needed = B_TRUE; D2(vswp, "%s(%lld): processing desc %lld at pos" " 0x%llx : dstate 0x%lx : datalen 0x%lx", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, pos, pub_addr, pub_addr->hdr.dstate, datalen); /* * Mark that we are starting to process descriptor. */ pub_addr->hdr.dstate = VIO_DESC_ACCEPTED; mp = vio_allocb(ldcp->rxh); if (mp == NULL) { /* * No free receive buffers available, so * fallback onto allocb(9F). Make sure that * we get a data buffer which is a multiple * of 8 as this is required by ldc_mem_copy. */ DTRACE_PROBE(allocb); mp = allocb(datalen + VNET_IPALIGN + 8, BPRI_MED); } /* * Ensure that we ask ldc for an aligned * number of bytes. */ nbytes = datalen + VNET_IPALIGN; if (nbytes & 0x7) { off = 8 - (nbytes & 0x7); nbytes += off; } ncookies = pub_addr->ncookies; rv = ldc_mem_copy(ldcp->ldc_handle, (caddr_t)mp->b_rptr, 0, &nbytes, pub_addr->memcookie, ncookies, LDC_COPY_IN); if (rv != 0) { DERR(vswp, "%s(%d): unable to copy in " "data from %d cookies in desc %d" " (rv %d)", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, ncookies, pos, rv); freemsg(mp); pub_addr->hdr.dstate = VIO_DESC_DONE; (void) ldc_mem_dring_release(dp->handle, pos, pos); break; } else { D2(vswp, "%s(%d): copied in %ld bytes" " using %d cookies", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, nbytes, ncookies); } /* adjust the read pointer to skip over the padding */ mp->b_rptr += VNET_IPALIGN; /* point to the actual end of data */ mp->b_wptr = mp->b_rptr + datalen; /* build a chain of received packets */ if (bp == NULL) { /* first pkt */ bp = mp; bp->b_next = bp->b_prev = NULL; bpt = bp; chain = 1; } else { mp->b_next = NULL; mp->b_prev = bpt; bpt->b_next = mp; bpt = mp; chain++; } /* mark we are finished with this descriptor */ pub_addr->hdr.dstate = VIO_DESC_DONE; (void) ldc_mem_dring_release(dp->handle, pos, pos); /* * Send an ACK back to peer if requested. */ if (ack_needed) { ack_needed = B_FALSE; dring_pkt->start_idx = range_start; dring_pkt->end_idx = range_end; DERR(vswp, "%s(%lld): processed %d %d, ACK" " requested", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, dring_pkt->start_idx, dring_pkt->end_idx); dring_pkt->dring_process_state = VIO_DP_ACTIVE; dring_pkt->tag.vio_subtype = VIO_SUBTYPE_ACK; dring_pkt->tag.vio_sid = ldcp->local_session; msg_rv = vsw_send_msg(ldcp, (void *)dring_pkt, sizeof (vio_dring_msg_t), B_FALSE); /* * Check if ACK was successfully sent. If not * we break and deal with that below. */ if (msg_rv != 0) break; prev_desc_ack = B_TRUE; range_start = pos; } /* next descriptor */ pos = (pos + 1) % len; cnt++; /* * Break out of loop here and stop processing to * allow some other network device (or disk) to * get access to the cpu. */ if (chain > vsw_chain_len) { D3(vswp, "%s(%lld): switching chain of %d " "msgs", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, chain); break; } } RW_EXIT(&ldcp->lane_in.dlistrw); /* * If when we attempted to send the ACK we found that the * channel had been reset then now handle this. We deal with * it here as we cannot reset the channel while holding the * dlistrw lock, and we don't want to acquire/release it * continuously in the above loop, as a channel reset should * be a rare event. */ if (msg_rv == ECONNRESET) { vsw_process_conn_evt(ldcp, VSW_CONN_RESET); break; } /* send the chain of packets to be switched */ if (bp != NULL) { D3(vswp, "%s(%lld): switching chain of %d msgs", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, chain); vswp->vsw_switch_frame(vswp, bp, VSW_VNETPORT, ldcp->ldc_port, NULL); } DTRACE_PROBE1(msg_cnt, int, cnt); /* * We are now finished so ACK back with the state * set to STOPPING so our peer knows we are finished */ dring_pkt->tag.vio_subtype = VIO_SUBTYPE_ACK; dring_pkt->tag.vio_sid = ldcp->local_session; dring_pkt->dring_process_state = VIO_DP_STOPPED; DTRACE_PROBE(stop_process_sent); /* * We have not processed any more descriptors beyond * the last one we ACK'd. */ if (prev_desc_ack) range_start = range_end; dring_pkt->start_idx = range_start; dring_pkt->end_idx = range_end; D2(vswp, "%s(%lld) processed : %d : %d, now stopping", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, dring_pkt->start_idx, dring_pkt->end_idx); (void) vsw_send_msg(ldcp, (void *)dring_pkt, sizeof (vio_dring_msg_t), B_TRUE); break; case VIO_SUBTYPE_ACK: D2(vswp, "%s(%lld): VIO_SUBTYPE_ACK", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); /* * Verify that the relevant descriptors are all * marked as DONE */ READ_ENTER(&ldcp->lane_out.dlistrw); if ((dp = vsw_ident2dring(&ldcp->lane_out, dring_pkt->dring_ident)) == NULL) { RW_EXIT(&ldcp->lane_out.dlistrw); DERR(vswp, "%s: unknown ident in ACK", __func__); return; } pub_addr = (vnet_public_desc_t *)dp->pub_addr; priv_addr = (vsw_private_desc_t *)dp->priv_addr; start = end = 0; start = dring_pkt->start_idx; end = dring_pkt->end_idx; len = dp->num_descriptors; j = num = 0; /* calculate # descriptors taking into a/c wrap around */ num = end >= start ? end - start + 1: (len - start + 1) + end; D2(vswp, "%s(%lld): start index %ld : end %ld : num %ld\n", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, start, end, num); mutex_enter(&dp->dlock); dp->last_ack_recv = end; mutex_exit(&dp->dlock); for (i = start; j < num; i = (i + 1) % len, j++) { pub_addr = (vnet_public_desc_t *)dp->pub_addr + i; priv_addr = (vsw_private_desc_t *)dp->priv_addr + i; /* * If the last descriptor in a range has the ACK * bit set then we will get two messages from our * peer relating to it. The normal ACK msg and then * a subsequent STOP msg. The first message will have * resulted in the descriptor being reclaimed and * its state set to FREE so when we encounter a non * DONE descriptor we need to check to see if its * because we have just reclaimed it. */ mutex_enter(&priv_addr->dstate_lock); if (pub_addr->hdr.dstate == VIO_DESC_DONE) { /* clear all the fields */ bzero(priv_addr->datap, priv_addr->datalen); priv_addr->datalen = 0; pub_addr->hdr.dstate = VIO_DESC_FREE; pub_addr->hdr.ack = 0; priv_addr->dstate = VIO_DESC_FREE; mutex_exit(&priv_addr->dstate_lock); D3(vswp, "clearing descp %d : pub state " "0x%llx : priv state 0x%llx", i, pub_addr->hdr.dstate, priv_addr->dstate); } else { mutex_exit(&priv_addr->dstate_lock); if (dring_pkt->dring_process_state != VIO_DP_STOPPED) { DERR(vswp, "%s: descriptor %lld at pos " " 0x%llx not DONE (0x%lx)\n", __func__, i, pub_addr, pub_addr->hdr.dstate); RW_EXIT(&ldcp->lane_out.dlistrw); return; } } } /* * If our peer is stopping processing descriptors then * we check to make sure it has processed all the descriptors * we have updated. If not then we send it a new message * to prompt it to restart. */ if (dring_pkt->dring_process_state == VIO_DP_STOPPED) { DTRACE_PROBE(stop_process_recv); D2(vswp, "%s(%lld): got stopping msg : %d : %d", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, dring_pkt->start_idx, dring_pkt->end_idx); /* * Check next descriptor in public section of ring. * If its marked as READY then we need to prompt our * peer to start processing the ring again. */ i = (end + 1) % len; pub_addr = (vnet_public_desc_t *)dp->pub_addr + i; priv_addr = (vsw_private_desc_t *)dp->priv_addr + i; /* * Hold the restart lock across all of this to * make sure that its not possible for us to * decide that a msg needs to be sent in the future * but the sending code having already checked is * about to exit. */ mutex_enter(&dp->restart_lock); mutex_enter(&priv_addr->dstate_lock); if (pub_addr->hdr.dstate == VIO_DESC_READY) { mutex_exit(&priv_addr->dstate_lock); dring_pkt->tag.vio_subtype = VIO_SUBTYPE_INFO; dring_pkt->tag.vio_sid = ldcp->local_session; mutex_enter(&ldcp->lane_out.seq_lock); dring_pkt->seq_num = ldcp->lane_out.seq_num++; mutex_exit(&ldcp->lane_out.seq_lock); dring_pkt->start_idx = (end + 1) % len; dring_pkt->end_idx = -1; D2(vswp, "%s(%lld) : sending restart msg:" " %d : %d", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, dring_pkt->start_idx, dring_pkt->end_idx); msg_rv = vsw_send_msg(ldcp, (void *)dring_pkt, sizeof (vio_dring_msg_t), B_FALSE); } else { mutex_exit(&priv_addr->dstate_lock); dp->restart_reqd = B_TRUE; } mutex_exit(&dp->restart_lock); } RW_EXIT(&ldcp->lane_out.dlistrw); /* only do channel reset after dropping dlistrw lock */ if (msg_rv == ECONNRESET) vsw_process_conn_evt(ldcp, VSW_CONN_RESET); break; case VIO_SUBTYPE_NACK: DWARN(vswp, "%s(%lld): VIO_SUBTYPE_NACK", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); /* * Something is badly wrong if we are getting NACK's * for our data pkts. So reset the channel. */ vsw_process_conn_evt(ldcp, VSW_CONN_RESTART); break; default: DERR(vswp, "%s(%lld): Unknown vio_subtype %x\n", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, dring_pkt->tag.vio_subtype); } D1(vswp, "%s(%lld) exit", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); } /* * VIO_PKT_DATA (a.k.a raw data mode ) * * Note - currently not supported. Do nothing. */ static void vsw_process_data_raw_pkt(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp, void *dpkt) { _NOTE(ARGUNUSED(dpkt)) D1(NULL, "%s (%lld): enter\n", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); DERR(NULL, "%s (%lld): currently not supported", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); D1(NULL, "%s (%lld): exit\n", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); } /* * Process an in-band descriptor message (most likely from * OBP). */ static void vsw_process_data_ibnd_pkt(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp, void *pkt) { vnet_ibnd_desc_t *ibnd_desc; dring_info_t *dp = NULL; vsw_private_desc_t *priv_addr = NULL; vsw_t *vswp = ldcp->ldc_vswp; mblk_t *mp = NULL; size_t nbytes = 0; size_t off = 0; uint64_t idx = 0; uint32_t num = 1, len, datalen = 0; uint64_t ncookies = 0; int i, rv; int j = 0; D1(vswp, "%s(%lld): enter", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); ibnd_desc = (vnet_ibnd_desc_t *)pkt; switch (ibnd_desc->hdr.tag.vio_subtype) { case VIO_SUBTYPE_INFO: D1(vswp, "%s: VIO_SUBTYPE_INFO", __func__); if (vsw_check_flag(ldcp, INBOUND, VSW_DRING_INFO_RECV)) return; /* * Data is padded to align on a 8 byte boundary, * nbytes is actual data length, i.e. minus that * padding. */ datalen = ibnd_desc->nbytes; D2(vswp, "%s(%lld): processing inband desc : " ": datalen 0x%lx", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, datalen); ncookies = ibnd_desc->ncookies; /* * allocb(9F) returns an aligned data block. We * need to ensure that we ask ldc for an aligned * number of bytes also. */ nbytes = datalen; if (nbytes & 0x7) { off = 8 - (nbytes & 0x7); nbytes += off; } mp = allocb(datalen, BPRI_MED); if (mp == NULL) { DERR(vswp, "%s(%lld): allocb failed", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); return; } rv = ldc_mem_copy(ldcp->ldc_handle, (caddr_t)mp->b_rptr, 0, &nbytes, ibnd_desc->memcookie, (uint64_t)ncookies, LDC_COPY_IN); if (rv != 0) { DERR(vswp, "%s(%d): unable to copy in data from " "%d cookie(s)", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, ncookies); freemsg(mp); return; } else { D2(vswp, "%s(%d): copied in %ld bytes using %d " "cookies", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, nbytes, ncookies); } /* point to the actual end of data */ mp->b_wptr = mp->b_rptr + datalen; /* * We ACK back every in-band descriptor message we process */ ibnd_desc->hdr.tag.vio_subtype = VIO_SUBTYPE_ACK; ibnd_desc->hdr.tag.vio_sid = ldcp->local_session; (void) vsw_send_msg(ldcp, (void *)ibnd_desc, sizeof (vnet_ibnd_desc_t), B_TRUE); /* send the packet to be switched */ vswp->vsw_switch_frame(vswp, mp, VSW_VNETPORT, ldcp->ldc_port, NULL); break; case VIO_SUBTYPE_ACK: D1(vswp, "%s: VIO_SUBTYPE_ACK", __func__); /* Verify the ACK is valid */ idx = ibnd_desc->hdr.desc_handle; if (idx >= VSW_RING_NUM_EL) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: corrupted ACK received " "(idx %ld)", vswp->instance, idx); return; } if ((dp = ldcp->lane_out.dringp) == NULL) { DERR(vswp, "%s: no dring found", __func__); return; } len = dp->num_descriptors; /* * If the descriptor we are being ACK'ed for is not the * one we expected, then pkts were lost somwhere, either * when we tried to send a msg, or a previous ACK msg from * our peer. In either case we now reclaim the descriptors * in the range from the last ACK we received up to the * current ACK. */ if (idx != dp->last_ack_recv) { DWARN(vswp, "%s: dropped pkts detected, (%ld, %ld)", __func__, dp->last_ack_recv, idx); num = idx >= dp->last_ack_recv ? idx - dp->last_ack_recv + 1: (len - dp->last_ack_recv + 1) + idx; } /* * When we sent the in-band message to our peer we * marked the copy in our private ring as READY. We now * check that the descriptor we are being ACK'ed for is in * fact READY, i.e. it is one we have shared with our peer. * * If its not we flag an error, but still reset the descr * back to FREE. */ for (i = dp->last_ack_recv; j < num; i = (i + 1) % len, j++) { priv_addr = (vsw_private_desc_t *)dp->priv_addr + i; mutex_enter(&priv_addr->dstate_lock); if (priv_addr->dstate != VIO_DESC_READY) { DERR(vswp, "%s: (%ld) desc at index %ld not " "READY (0x%lx)", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, idx, priv_addr->dstate); DERR(vswp, "%s: bound %d: ncookies %ld : " "datalen %ld", __func__, priv_addr->bound, priv_addr->ncookies, priv_addr->datalen); } D2(vswp, "%s: (%lld) freeing descp at %lld", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, idx); /* release resources associated with sent msg */ bzero(priv_addr->datap, priv_addr->datalen); priv_addr->datalen = 0; priv_addr->dstate = VIO_DESC_FREE; mutex_exit(&priv_addr->dstate_lock); } /* update to next expected value */ dp->last_ack_recv = (idx + 1) % dp->num_descriptors; break; case VIO_SUBTYPE_NACK: DERR(vswp, "%s: VIO_SUBTYPE_NACK", __func__); /* * We should only get a NACK if our peer doesn't like * something about a message we have sent it. If this * happens we just release the resources associated with * the message. (We are relying on higher layers to decide * whether or not to resend. */ /* limit check */ idx = ibnd_desc->hdr.desc_handle; if (idx >= VSW_RING_NUM_EL) { DERR(vswp, "%s: corrupted NACK received (idx %lld)", __func__, idx); return; } if ((dp = ldcp->lane_out.dringp) == NULL) { DERR(vswp, "%s: no dring found", __func__); return; } priv_addr = (vsw_private_desc_t *)dp->priv_addr; /* move to correct location in ring */ priv_addr += idx; /* release resources associated with sent msg */ mutex_enter(&priv_addr->dstate_lock); bzero(priv_addr->datap, priv_addr->datalen); priv_addr->datalen = 0; priv_addr->dstate = VIO_DESC_FREE; mutex_exit(&priv_addr->dstate_lock); break; default: DERR(vswp, "%s(%lld): Unknown vio_subtype %x\n", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, ibnd_desc->hdr.tag.vio_subtype); } D1(vswp, "%s(%lld) exit", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); } static void vsw_process_err_pkt(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp, void *epkt, vio_msg_tag_t tag) { _NOTE(ARGUNUSED(epkt)) vsw_t *vswp = ldcp->ldc_vswp; uint16_t env = tag.vio_subtype_env; D1(vswp, "%s (%lld): enter\n", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); /* * Error vio_subtypes have yet to be defined. So for * the moment we can't do anything. */ D2(vswp, "%s: (%x) vio_subtype env", __func__, env); D1(vswp, "%s (%lld): exit\n", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); } /* * Switch the given ethernet frame when operating in layer 2 mode. * * vswp: pointer to the vsw instance * mp: pointer to chain of ethernet frame(s) to be switched * caller: identifies the source of this frame as: * 1. VSW_VNETPORT - a vsw port (connected to a vnet). * 2. VSW_PHYSDEV - the physical ethernet device * 3. VSW_LOCALDEV - vsw configured as a virtual interface * arg: argument provided by the caller. * 1. for VNETPORT - pointer to the corresponding vsw_port_t. * 2. for PHYSDEV - NULL * 3. for LOCALDEV - pointer to to this vsw_t(self) */ void vsw_switch_l2_frame(vsw_t *vswp, mblk_t *mp, int caller, vsw_port_t *arg, mac_resource_handle_t mrh) { struct ether_header *ehp; vsw_port_t *port = NULL; mblk_t *bp, *ret_m; mblk_t *nmp = NULL; vsw_port_list_t *plist = &vswp->plist; D1(vswp, "%s: enter (caller %d)", __func__, caller); /* * PERF: rather than breaking up the chain here, scan it * to find all mblks heading to same destination and then * pass that sub-chain to the lower transmit functions. */ /* process the chain of packets */ bp = mp; while (bp) { mp = bp; bp = bp->b_next; mp->b_next = mp->b_prev = NULL; ehp = (struct ether_header *)mp->b_rptr; D2(vswp, "%s: mblk data buffer %lld : actual data size %lld", __func__, MBLKSIZE(mp), MBLKL(mp)); READ_ENTER(&vswp->if_lockrw); if (ether_cmp(&ehp->ether_dhost, &vswp->if_addr) == 0) { /* * If destination is VSW_LOCALDEV (vsw as an eth * interface) and if the device is up & running, * send the packet up the stack on this host. * If the virtual interface is down, drop the packet. */ if (caller != VSW_LOCALDEV) { if (vswp->if_state & VSW_IF_UP) { RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); mac_rx(vswp->if_mh, mrh, mp); } else { RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); /* Interface down, drop pkt */ freemsg(mp); } } else { RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); freemsg(mp); } continue; } RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); READ_ENTER(&plist->lockrw); port = vsw_lookup_fdb(vswp, ehp); if (port) { /* * Mark the port as in-use. */ mutex_enter(&port->ref_lock); port->ref_cnt++; mutex_exit(&port->ref_lock); RW_EXIT(&plist->lockrw); /* * If plumbed and in promisc mode then copy msg * and send up the stack. */ READ_ENTER(&vswp->if_lockrw); if (VSW_U_P(vswp->if_state)) { RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); nmp = copymsg(mp); if (nmp) mac_rx(vswp->if_mh, mrh, nmp); } else { RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); } /* * If the destination is in FDB, the packet * should be forwarded to the correponding * vsw_port (connected to a vnet device - * VSW_VNETPORT) */ (void) vsw_portsend(port, mp); /* * Decrement use count in port and check if * should wake delete thread. */ mutex_enter(&port->ref_lock); port->ref_cnt--; if (port->ref_cnt == 0) cv_signal(&port->ref_cv); mutex_exit(&port->ref_lock); } else { RW_EXIT(&plist->lockrw); /* * Destination not in FDB. * * If the destination is broadcast or * multicast forward the packet to all * (VNETPORTs, PHYSDEV, LOCALDEV), * except the caller. */ if (IS_BROADCAST(ehp)) { D3(vswp, "%s: BROADCAST pkt", __func__); (void) vsw_forward_all(vswp, mp, caller, arg); } else if (IS_MULTICAST(ehp)) { D3(vswp, "%s: MULTICAST pkt", __func__); (void) vsw_forward_grp(vswp, mp, caller, arg); } else { /* * If the destination is unicast, and came * from either a logical network device or * the switch itself when it is plumbed, then * send it out on the physical device and also * up the stack if the logical interface is * in promiscious mode. * * NOTE: The assumption here is that if we * cannot find the destination in our fdb, its * a unicast address, and came from either a * vnet or down the stack (when plumbed) it * must be destinded for an ethernet device * outside our ldoms. */ if (caller == VSW_VNETPORT) { READ_ENTER(&vswp->if_lockrw); if (VSW_U_P(vswp->if_state)) { RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); nmp = copymsg(mp); if (nmp) mac_rx(vswp->if_mh, mrh, nmp); } else { RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); } if ((ret_m = vsw_tx_msg(vswp, mp)) != NULL) { DERR(vswp, "%s: drop mblks to " "phys dev", __func__); freemsg(ret_m); } } else if (caller == VSW_PHYSDEV) { /* * Pkt seen because card in promisc * mode. Send up stack if plumbed in * promisc mode, else drop it. */ READ_ENTER(&vswp->if_lockrw); if (VSW_U_P(vswp->if_state)) { RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); mac_rx(vswp->if_mh, mrh, mp); } else { RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); freemsg(mp); } } else if (caller == VSW_LOCALDEV) { /* * Pkt came down the stack, send out * over physical device. */ if ((ret_m = vsw_tx_msg(vswp, mp)) != NULL) { DERR(vswp, "%s: drop mblks to " "phys dev", __func__); freemsg(ret_m); } } } } } D1(vswp, "%s: exit\n", __func__); } /* * Switch ethernet frame when in layer 3 mode (i.e. using IP * layer to do the routing). * * There is a large amount of overlap between this function and * vsw_switch_l2_frame. At some stage we need to revisit and refactor * both these functions. */ void vsw_switch_l3_frame(vsw_t *vswp, mblk_t *mp, int caller, vsw_port_t *arg, mac_resource_handle_t mrh) { struct ether_header *ehp; vsw_port_t *port = NULL; mblk_t *bp = NULL; vsw_port_list_t *plist = &vswp->plist; D1(vswp, "%s: enter (caller %d)", __func__, caller); /* * In layer 3 mode should only ever be switching packets * between IP layer and vnet devices. So make sure thats * who is invoking us. */ if ((caller != VSW_LOCALDEV) && (caller != VSW_VNETPORT)) { DERR(vswp, "%s: unexpected caller (%d)", __func__, caller); freemsgchain(mp); return; } /* process the chain of packets */ bp = mp; while (bp) { mp = bp; bp = bp->b_next; mp->b_next = mp->b_prev = NULL; ehp = (struct ether_header *)mp->b_rptr; D2(vswp, "%s: mblk data buffer %lld : actual data size %lld", __func__, MBLKSIZE(mp), MBLKL(mp)); READ_ENTER(&plist->lockrw); port = vsw_lookup_fdb(vswp, ehp); if (port) { /* * Mark port as in-use. */ mutex_enter(&port->ref_lock); port->ref_cnt++; mutex_exit(&port->ref_lock); RW_EXIT(&plist->lockrw); D2(vswp, "%s: sending to target port", __func__); (void) vsw_portsend(port, mp); /* * Finished with port so decrement ref count and * check if should wake delete thread. */ mutex_enter(&port->ref_lock); port->ref_cnt--; if (port->ref_cnt == 0) cv_signal(&port->ref_cv); mutex_exit(&port->ref_lock); } else { RW_EXIT(&plist->lockrw); /* * Destination not in FDB * * If the destination is broadcast or * multicast forward the packet to all * (VNETPORTs, PHYSDEV, LOCALDEV), * except the caller. */ if (IS_BROADCAST(ehp)) { D2(vswp, "%s: BROADCAST pkt", __func__); (void) vsw_forward_all(vswp, mp, caller, arg); } else if (IS_MULTICAST(ehp)) { D2(vswp, "%s: MULTICAST pkt", __func__); (void) vsw_forward_grp(vswp, mp, caller, arg); } else { /* * Unicast pkt from vnet that we don't have * an FDB entry for, so must be destinded for * the outside world. Attempt to send up to the * IP layer to allow it to deal with it. */ if (caller == VSW_VNETPORT) { READ_ENTER(&vswp->if_lockrw); if (vswp->if_state & VSW_IF_UP) { RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); D2(vswp, "%s: sending up", __func__); mac_rx(vswp->if_mh, mrh, mp); } else { RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); /* Interface down, drop pkt */ D2(vswp, "%s I/F down", __func__); freemsg(mp); } } } } } D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); } /* * Forward the ethernet frame to all ports (VNETPORTs, PHYSDEV, LOCALDEV), * except the caller (port on which frame arrived). */ static int vsw_forward_all(vsw_t *vswp, mblk_t *mp, int caller, vsw_port_t *arg) { vsw_port_list_t *plist = &vswp->plist; vsw_port_t *portp; mblk_t *nmp = NULL; mblk_t *ret_m = NULL; int skip_port = 0; D1(vswp, "vsw_forward_all: enter\n"); /* * Broadcast message from inside ldoms so send to outside * world if in either of layer 2 modes. */ if (((vswp->smode[vswp->smode_idx] == VSW_LAYER2) || (vswp->smode[vswp->smode_idx] == VSW_LAYER2_PROMISC)) && ((caller == VSW_LOCALDEV) || (caller == VSW_VNETPORT))) { nmp = dupmsg(mp); if (nmp) { if ((ret_m = vsw_tx_msg(vswp, nmp)) != NULL) { DERR(vswp, "%s: dropping pkt(s) " "consisting of %ld bytes of data for" " physical device", __func__, MBLKL(ret_m)); freemsg(ret_m); } } } if (caller == VSW_VNETPORT) skip_port = 1; /* * Broadcast message from other vnet (layer 2 or 3) or outside * world (layer 2 only), send up stack if plumbed. */ if ((caller == VSW_PHYSDEV) || (caller == VSW_VNETPORT)) { READ_ENTER(&vswp->if_lockrw); if (vswp->if_state & VSW_IF_UP) { RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); nmp = copymsg(mp); if (nmp) mac_rx(vswp->if_mh, NULL, nmp); } else { RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); } } /* send it to all VNETPORTs */ READ_ENTER(&plist->lockrw); for (portp = plist->head; portp != NULL; portp = portp->p_next) { D2(vswp, "vsw_forward_all: port %d", portp->p_instance); /* * Caution ! - don't reorder these two checks as arg * will be NULL if the caller is PHYSDEV. skip_port is * only set if caller is VNETPORT. */ if ((skip_port) && (portp == arg)) continue; else { nmp = dupmsg(mp); if (nmp) { (void) vsw_portsend(portp, nmp); } else { DERR(vswp, "vsw_forward_all: nmp NULL"); } } } RW_EXIT(&plist->lockrw); freemsg(mp); D1(vswp, "vsw_forward_all: exit\n"); return (0); } /* * Forward pkts to any devices or interfaces which have registered * an interest in them (i.e. multicast groups). */ static int vsw_forward_grp(vsw_t *vswp, mblk_t *mp, int caller, vsw_port_t *arg) { struct ether_header *ehp = (struct ether_header *)mp->b_rptr; mfdb_ent_t *entp = NULL; mfdb_ent_t *tpp = NULL; vsw_port_t *port; uint64_t key = 0; mblk_t *nmp = NULL; mblk_t *ret_m = NULL; boolean_t check_if = B_TRUE; /* * Convert address to hash table key */ KEY_HASH(key, ehp->ether_dhost); D1(vswp, "%s: key 0x%llx", __func__, key); /* * If pkt came from either a vnet or down the stack (if we are * plumbed) and we are in layer 2 mode, then we send the pkt out * over the physical adapter, and then check to see if any other * vnets are interested in it. */ if (((vswp->smode[vswp->smode_idx] == VSW_LAYER2) || (vswp->smode[vswp->smode_idx] == VSW_LAYER2_PROMISC)) && ((caller == VSW_VNETPORT) || (caller == VSW_LOCALDEV))) { nmp = dupmsg(mp); if (nmp) { if ((ret_m = vsw_tx_msg(vswp, nmp)) != NULL) { DERR(vswp, "%s: dropping pkt(s) " "consisting of %ld bytes of " "data for physical device", __func__, MBLKL(ret_m)); freemsg(ret_m); } } } READ_ENTER(&vswp->mfdbrw); if (mod_hash_find(vswp->mfdb, (mod_hash_key_t)key, (mod_hash_val_t *)&entp) != 0) { D3(vswp, "%s: no table entry found for addr 0x%llx", __func__, key); } else { /* * Send to list of devices associated with this address... */ for (tpp = entp; tpp != NULL; tpp = tpp->nextp) { /* dont send to ourselves */ if ((caller == VSW_VNETPORT) && (tpp->d_addr == (void *)arg)) { port = (vsw_port_t *)tpp->d_addr; D3(vswp, "%s: not sending to ourselves" " : port %d", __func__, port->p_instance); continue; } else if ((caller == VSW_LOCALDEV) && (tpp->d_type == VSW_LOCALDEV)) { D3(vswp, "%s: not sending back up stack", __func__); continue; } if (tpp->d_type == VSW_VNETPORT) { port = (vsw_port_t *)tpp->d_addr; D3(vswp, "%s: sending to port %ld for " " addr 0x%llx", __func__, port->p_instance, key); nmp = dupmsg(mp); if (nmp) (void) vsw_portsend(port, nmp); } else { if (vswp->if_state & VSW_IF_UP) { nmp = copymsg(mp); if (nmp) mac_rx(vswp->if_mh, NULL, nmp); check_if = B_FALSE; D3(vswp, "%s: sending up stack" " for addr 0x%llx", __func__, key); } } } } RW_EXIT(&vswp->mfdbrw); /* * If the pkt came from either a vnet or from physical device, * and if we havent already sent the pkt up the stack then we * check now if we can/should (i.e. the interface is plumbed * and in promisc mode). */ if ((check_if) && ((caller == VSW_VNETPORT) || (caller == VSW_PHYSDEV))) { READ_ENTER(&vswp->if_lockrw); if (VSW_U_P(vswp->if_state)) { RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); D3(vswp, "%s: (caller %d) finally sending up stack" " for addr 0x%llx", __func__, caller, key); nmp = copymsg(mp); if (nmp) mac_rx(vswp->if_mh, NULL, nmp); } else { RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); } } freemsg(mp); D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (0); } /* transmit the packet over the given port */ static int vsw_portsend(vsw_port_t *port, mblk_t *mp) { vsw_ldc_list_t *ldcl = &port->p_ldclist; vsw_ldc_t *ldcp; int status = 0; READ_ENTER(&ldcl->lockrw); /* * Note for now, we have a single channel. */ ldcp = ldcl->head; if (ldcp == NULL) { DERR(port->p_vswp, "vsw_portsend: no ldc: dropping packet\n"); freemsg(mp); RW_EXIT(&ldcl->lockrw); return (1); } /* * Send the message out using the appropriate * transmit function which will free mblock when it * is finished with it. */ mutex_enter(&port->tx_lock); if (port->transmit != NULL) status = (*port->transmit)(ldcp, mp); else { freemsg(mp); } mutex_exit(&port->tx_lock); RW_EXIT(&ldcl->lockrw); return (status); } /* * Send packet out via descriptor ring to a logical device. */ static int vsw_dringsend(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp, mblk_t *mp) { vio_dring_msg_t dring_pkt; dring_info_t *dp = NULL; vsw_private_desc_t *priv_desc = NULL; vnet_public_desc_t *pub = NULL; vsw_t *vswp = ldcp->ldc_vswp; mblk_t *bp; size_t n, size; caddr_t bufp; int idx; int status = LDC_TX_SUCCESS; D1(vswp, "%s(%lld): enter\n", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); /* TODO: make test a macro */ if ((!(ldcp->lane_out.lstate & VSW_LANE_ACTIVE)) || (ldcp->ldc_status != LDC_UP) || (ldcp->ldc_handle == NULL)) { DWARN(vswp, "%s(%lld) status(%d) lstate(0x%llx), dropping " "packet\n", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, ldcp->ldc_status, ldcp->lane_out.lstate); freemsg(mp); return (LDC_TX_FAILURE); } /* * Note - using first ring only, this may change * in the future. */ READ_ENTER(&ldcp->lane_out.dlistrw); if ((dp = ldcp->lane_out.dringp) == NULL) { RW_EXIT(&ldcp->lane_out.dlistrw); DERR(vswp, "%s(%lld): no dring for outbound lane on" " channel %d", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, ldcp->ldc_id); freemsg(mp); return (LDC_TX_FAILURE); } size = msgsize(mp); if (size > (size_t)ETHERMAX) { RW_EXIT(&ldcp->lane_out.dlistrw); DERR(vswp, "%s(%lld) invalid size (%ld)\n", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, size); freemsg(mp); return (LDC_TX_FAILURE); } /* * Find a free descriptor * * Note: for the moment we are assuming that we will only * have one dring going from the switch to each of its * peers. This may change in the future. */ if (vsw_dring_find_free_desc(dp, &priv_desc, &idx) != 0) { D2(vswp, "%s(%lld): no descriptor available for ring " "at 0x%llx", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, dp); /* nothing more we can do */ status = LDC_TX_NORESOURCES; goto vsw_dringsend_free_exit; } else { D2(vswp, "%s(%lld): free private descriptor found at pos " "%ld addr 0x%llx\n", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, idx, priv_desc); } /* copy data into the descriptor */ bufp = priv_desc->datap; bufp += VNET_IPALIGN; for (bp = mp, n = 0; bp != NULL; bp = bp->b_cont) { n = MBLKL(bp); bcopy(bp->b_rptr, bufp, n); bufp += n; } priv_desc->datalen = (size < (size_t)ETHERMIN) ? ETHERMIN : size; pub = priv_desc->descp; pub->nbytes = priv_desc->datalen; mutex_enter(&priv_desc->dstate_lock); pub->hdr.dstate = VIO_DESC_READY; mutex_exit(&priv_desc->dstate_lock); /* * Determine whether or not we need to send a message to our * peer prompting them to read our newly updated descriptor(s). */ mutex_enter(&dp->restart_lock); if (dp->restart_reqd) { dp->restart_reqd = B_FALSE; mutex_exit(&dp->restart_lock); /* * Send a vio_dring_msg to peer to prompt them to read * the updated descriptor ring. */ dring_pkt.tag.vio_msgtype = VIO_TYPE_DATA; dring_pkt.tag.vio_subtype = VIO_SUBTYPE_INFO; dring_pkt.tag.vio_subtype_env = VIO_DRING_DATA; dring_pkt.tag.vio_sid = ldcp->local_session; /* Note - for now using first ring */ dring_pkt.dring_ident = dp->ident; mutex_enter(&ldcp->lane_out.seq_lock); dring_pkt.seq_num = ldcp->lane_out.seq_num++; mutex_exit(&ldcp->lane_out.seq_lock); /* * If last_ack_recv is -1 then we know we've not * received any ack's yet, so this must be the first * msg sent, so set the start to the begining of the ring. */ mutex_enter(&dp->dlock); if (dp->last_ack_recv == -1) { dring_pkt.start_idx = 0; } else { dring_pkt.start_idx = (dp->last_ack_recv + 1) % dp->num_descriptors; } dring_pkt.end_idx = -1; mutex_exit(&dp->dlock); D3(vswp, "%s(%lld): dring 0x%llx : ident 0x%llx\n", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, dp, dring_pkt.dring_ident); D3(vswp, "%s(%lld): start %lld : end %lld : seq %lld\n", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, dring_pkt.start_idx, dring_pkt.end_idx, dring_pkt.seq_num); RW_EXIT(&ldcp->lane_out.dlistrw); (void) vsw_send_msg(ldcp, (void *)&dring_pkt, sizeof (vio_dring_msg_t), B_TRUE); /* free the message block */ freemsg(mp); return (status); } else { mutex_exit(&dp->restart_lock); D2(vswp, "%s(%lld): updating descp %d", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, idx); } vsw_dringsend_free_exit: RW_EXIT(&ldcp->lane_out.dlistrw); /* free the message block */ freemsg(mp); D1(vswp, "%s(%lld): exit\n", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); return (status); } /* * Send an in-band descriptor message over ldc. */ static int vsw_descrsend(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp, mblk_t *mp) { vsw_t *vswp = ldcp->ldc_vswp; vnet_ibnd_desc_t ibnd_msg; vsw_private_desc_t *priv_desc = NULL; dring_info_t *dp = NULL; size_t n, size = 0; caddr_t bufp; mblk_t *bp; int idx, i; int status = LDC_TX_SUCCESS; static int warn_msg = 1; D1(vswp, "%s(%lld): enter", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); ASSERT(mp != NULL); if ((!(ldcp->lane_out.lstate & VSW_LANE_ACTIVE)) || (ldcp->ldc_status != LDC_UP) || (ldcp->ldc_handle == NULL)) { DERR(vswp, "%s(%lld) status(%d) state (0x%llx), dropping pkt", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, ldcp->ldc_status, ldcp->lane_out.lstate); freemsg(mp); return (LDC_TX_FAILURE); } /* * only expect single dring to exist, which we use * as an internal buffer, rather than a transfer channel. */ READ_ENTER(&ldcp->lane_out.dlistrw); if ((dp = ldcp->lane_out.dringp) == NULL) { DERR(vswp, "%s(%lld): no dring for outbound lane", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); DERR(vswp, "%s(%lld) status(%d) state (0x%llx)", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, ldcp->ldc_status, ldcp->lane_out.lstate); RW_EXIT(&ldcp->lane_out.dlistrw); freemsg(mp); return (LDC_TX_FAILURE); } size = msgsize(mp); if (size > (size_t)ETHERMAX) { RW_EXIT(&ldcp->lane_out.dlistrw); DERR(vswp, "%s(%lld) invalid size (%ld)\n", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, size); freemsg(mp); return (LDC_TX_FAILURE); } /* * Find a free descriptor in our buffer ring */ if (vsw_dring_find_free_desc(dp, &priv_desc, &idx) != 0) { RW_EXIT(&ldcp->lane_out.dlistrw); if (warn_msg) { DERR(vswp, "%s(%lld): no descriptor available for ring " "at 0x%llx", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, dp); warn_msg = 0; } /* nothing more we can do */ status = LDC_TX_NORESOURCES; goto vsw_descrsend_free_exit; } else { D2(vswp, "%s(%lld): free private descriptor found at pos " "%ld addr 0x%x\n", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id, idx, priv_desc); warn_msg = 1; } /* copy data into the descriptor */ bufp = priv_desc->datap; for (bp = mp, n = 0; bp != NULL; bp = bp->b_cont) { n = MBLKL(bp); bcopy(bp->b_rptr, bufp, n); bufp += n; } priv_desc->datalen = (size < (size_t)ETHERMIN) ? ETHERMIN : size; /* create and send the in-band descp msg */ ibnd_msg.hdr.tag.vio_msgtype = VIO_TYPE_DATA; ibnd_msg.hdr.tag.vio_subtype = VIO_SUBTYPE_INFO; ibnd_msg.hdr.tag.vio_subtype_env = VIO_DESC_DATA; ibnd_msg.hdr.tag.vio_sid = ldcp->local_session; mutex_enter(&ldcp->lane_out.seq_lock); ibnd_msg.hdr.seq_num = ldcp->lane_out.seq_num++; mutex_exit(&ldcp->lane_out.seq_lock); /* * Copy the mem cookies describing the data from the * private region of the descriptor ring into the inband * descriptor. */ for (i = 0; i < priv_desc->ncookies; i++) { bcopy(&priv_desc->memcookie[i], &ibnd_msg.memcookie[i], sizeof (ldc_mem_cookie_t)); } ibnd_msg.hdr.desc_handle = idx; ibnd_msg.ncookies = priv_desc->ncookies; ibnd_msg.nbytes = size; RW_EXIT(&ldcp->lane_out.dlistrw); (void) vsw_send_msg(ldcp, (void *)&ibnd_msg, sizeof (vnet_ibnd_desc_t), B_TRUE); vsw_descrsend_free_exit: /* free the allocated message blocks */ freemsg(mp); D1(vswp, "%s(%lld): exit", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); return (status); } static void vsw_send_ver(void *arg) { vsw_ldc_t *ldcp = (vsw_ldc_t *)arg; vsw_t *vswp = ldcp->ldc_vswp; lane_t *lp = &ldcp->lane_out; vio_ver_msg_t ver_msg; D1(vswp, "%s enter", __func__); ver_msg.tag.vio_msgtype = VIO_TYPE_CTRL; ver_msg.tag.vio_subtype = VIO_SUBTYPE_INFO; ver_msg.tag.vio_subtype_env = VIO_VER_INFO; ver_msg.tag.vio_sid = ldcp->local_session; ver_msg.ver_major = vsw_versions[0].ver_major; ver_msg.ver_minor = vsw_versions[0].ver_minor; ver_msg.dev_class = VDEV_NETWORK_SWITCH; lp->lstate |= VSW_VER_INFO_SENT; lp->ver_major = ver_msg.ver_major; lp->ver_minor = ver_msg.ver_minor; DUMP_TAG(ver_msg.tag); (void) vsw_send_msg(ldcp, &ver_msg, sizeof (vio_ver_msg_t), B_TRUE); D1(vswp, "%s (%d): exit", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); } static void vsw_send_attr(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp) { vsw_t *vswp = ldcp->ldc_vswp; lane_t *lp = &ldcp->lane_out; vnet_attr_msg_t attr_msg; D1(vswp, "%s (%ld) enter", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); /* * Subtype is set to INFO by default */ attr_msg.tag.vio_msgtype = VIO_TYPE_CTRL; attr_msg.tag.vio_subtype = VIO_SUBTYPE_INFO; attr_msg.tag.vio_subtype_env = VIO_ATTR_INFO; attr_msg.tag.vio_sid = ldcp->local_session; /* payload copied from default settings for lane */ attr_msg.mtu = lp->mtu; attr_msg.addr_type = lp->addr_type; attr_msg.xfer_mode = lp->xfer_mode; attr_msg.ack_freq = lp->xfer_mode; READ_ENTER(&vswp->if_lockrw); bcopy(&(vswp->if_addr), &(attr_msg.addr), ETHERADDRL); RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); ldcp->lane_out.lstate |= VSW_ATTR_INFO_SENT; DUMP_TAG(attr_msg.tag); (void) vsw_send_msg(ldcp, &attr_msg, sizeof (vnet_attr_msg_t), B_TRUE); D1(vswp, "%s (%ld) exit", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); } /* * Create dring info msg (which also results in the creation of * a dring). */ static vio_dring_reg_msg_t * vsw_create_dring_info_pkt(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp) { vio_dring_reg_msg_t *mp; dring_info_t *dp; vsw_t *vswp = ldcp->ldc_vswp; D1(vswp, "vsw_create_dring_info_pkt enter\n"); /* * If we can't create a dring, obviously no point sending * a message. */ if ((dp = vsw_create_dring(ldcp)) == NULL) return (NULL); mp = kmem_zalloc(sizeof (vio_dring_reg_msg_t), KM_SLEEP); mp->tag.vio_msgtype = VIO_TYPE_CTRL; mp->tag.vio_subtype = VIO_SUBTYPE_INFO; mp->tag.vio_subtype_env = VIO_DRING_REG; mp->tag.vio_sid = ldcp->local_session; /* payload */ mp->num_descriptors = dp->num_descriptors; mp->descriptor_size = dp->descriptor_size; mp->options = dp->options; mp->ncookies = dp->ncookies; bcopy(&dp->cookie[0], &mp->cookie[0], sizeof (ldc_mem_cookie_t)); mp->dring_ident = 0; D1(vswp, "vsw_create_dring_info_pkt exit\n"); return (mp); } static void vsw_send_dring_info(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp) { vio_dring_reg_msg_t *dring_msg; vsw_t *vswp = ldcp->ldc_vswp; D1(vswp, "%s: (%ld) enter", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); dring_msg = vsw_create_dring_info_pkt(ldcp); if (dring_msg == NULL) { cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: %s: error creating msg", vswp->instance, __func__); return; } ldcp->lane_out.lstate |= VSW_DRING_INFO_SENT; DUMP_TAG_PTR((vio_msg_tag_t *)dring_msg); (void) vsw_send_msg(ldcp, dring_msg, sizeof (vio_dring_reg_msg_t), B_TRUE); kmem_free(dring_msg, sizeof (vio_dring_reg_msg_t)); D1(vswp, "%s: (%ld) exit", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); } static void vsw_send_rdx(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp) { vsw_t *vswp = ldcp->ldc_vswp; vio_rdx_msg_t rdx_msg; D1(vswp, "%s (%ld) enter", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); rdx_msg.tag.vio_msgtype = VIO_TYPE_CTRL; rdx_msg.tag.vio_subtype = VIO_SUBTYPE_INFO; rdx_msg.tag.vio_subtype_env = VIO_RDX; rdx_msg.tag.vio_sid = ldcp->local_session; ldcp->lane_in.lstate |= VSW_RDX_INFO_SENT; DUMP_TAG(rdx_msg.tag); (void) vsw_send_msg(ldcp, &rdx_msg, sizeof (vio_rdx_msg_t), B_TRUE); D1(vswp, "%s (%ld) exit", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); } /* * Generic routine to send message out over ldc channel. * * It is possible that when we attempt to write over the ldc channel * that we get notified that it has been reset. Depending on the value * of the handle_reset flag we either handle that event here or simply * notify the caller that the channel was reset. */ static int vsw_send_msg(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp, void *msgp, int size, boolean_t handle_reset) { int rv; size_t msglen = size; vio_msg_tag_t *tag = (vio_msg_tag_t *)msgp; vsw_t *vswp = ldcp->ldc_vswp; D1(vswp, "vsw_send_msg (%lld) enter : sending %d bytes", ldcp->ldc_id, size); D2(vswp, "send_msg: type 0x%llx", tag->vio_msgtype); D2(vswp, "send_msg: stype 0x%llx", tag->vio_subtype); D2(vswp, "send_msg: senv 0x%llx", tag->vio_subtype_env); mutex_enter(&ldcp->ldc_txlock); do { msglen = size; rv = ldc_write(ldcp->ldc_handle, (caddr_t)msgp, &msglen); } while (rv == EWOULDBLOCK && --vsw_wretries > 0); if ((rv != 0) || (msglen != size)) { DERR(vswp, "vsw_send_msg:ldc_write failed: chan(%lld) " "rv(%d) size (%d) msglen(%d)\n", ldcp->ldc_id, rv, size, msglen); } mutex_exit(&ldcp->ldc_txlock); /* * If channel has been reset we either handle it here or * simply report back that it has been reset and let caller * decide what to do. */ if (rv == ECONNRESET) { DWARN(vswp, "%s (%lld) channel reset", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); /* * N.B - must never be holding the dlistrw lock when * we do a reset of the channel. */ if (handle_reset) { vsw_process_conn_evt(ldcp, VSW_CONN_RESET); } } return (rv); } /* * Add an entry into FDB, for the given mac address and port_id. * Returns 0 on success, 1 on failure. * * Lock protecting FDB must be held by calling process. */ static int vsw_add_fdb(vsw_t *vswp, vsw_port_t *port) { uint64_t addr = 0; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); KEY_HASH(addr, port->p_macaddr); D2(vswp, "%s: key = 0x%llx", __func__, addr); /* * Note: duplicate keys will be rejected by mod_hash. */ if (mod_hash_insert(vswp->fdb, (mod_hash_key_t)addr, (mod_hash_val_t)port) != 0) { DERR(vswp, "%s: unable to add entry into fdb.", __func__); return (1); } D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (0); } /* * Remove an entry from FDB. * Returns 0 on success, 1 on failure. */ static int vsw_del_fdb(vsw_t *vswp, vsw_port_t *port) { uint64_t addr = 0; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); KEY_HASH(addr, port->p_macaddr); D2(vswp, "%s: key = 0x%llx", __func__, addr); (void) mod_hash_destroy(vswp->fdb, (mod_hash_val_t)addr); D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); return (0); } /* * Search fdb for a given mac address. * Returns pointer to the entry if found, else returns NULL. */ static vsw_port_t * vsw_lookup_fdb(vsw_t *vswp, struct ether_header *ehp) { uint64_t key = 0; vsw_port_t *port = NULL; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); KEY_HASH(key, ehp->ether_dhost); D2(vswp, "%s: key = 0x%llx", __func__, key); if (mod_hash_find(vswp->fdb, (mod_hash_key_t)key, (mod_hash_val_t *)&port) != 0) { D2(vswp, "%s: no port found", __func__); return (NULL); } D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (port); } /* * Add or remove multicast address(es). * * Returns 0 on success, 1 on failure. */ static int vsw_add_rem_mcst(vnet_mcast_msg_t *mcst_pkt, vsw_port_t *port) { mcst_addr_t *mcst_p = NULL; vsw_t *vswp = port->p_vswp; uint64_t addr = 0x0; int i; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); D2(vswp, "%s: %d addresses", __func__, mcst_pkt->count); mutex_enter(&vswp->mac_lock); if (vswp->mh == NULL) { mutex_exit(&vswp->mac_lock); return (1); } mutex_exit(&vswp->mac_lock); for (i = 0; i < mcst_pkt->count; i++) { /* * Convert address into form that can be used * as hash table key. */ KEY_HASH(addr, mcst_pkt->mca[i]); /* * Add or delete the specified address/port combination. */ if (mcst_pkt->set == 0x1) { D3(vswp, "%s: adding multicast address 0x%llx for " "port %ld", __func__, addr, port->p_instance); if (vsw_add_mcst(vswp, VSW_VNETPORT, addr, port) == 0) { /* * Update the list of multicast * addresses contained within the * port structure to include this new * one. */ mcst_p = kmem_alloc(sizeof (mcst_addr_t), KM_NOSLEEP); if (mcst_p == NULL) { DERR(vswp, "%s: unable to alloc mem", __func__); return (1); } mcst_p->nextp = NULL; mcst_p->addr = addr; mutex_enter(&port->mca_lock); mcst_p->nextp = port->mcap; port->mcap = mcst_p; mutex_exit(&port->mca_lock); /* * Program the address into HW. If the addr * has already been programmed then the MAC * just increments a ref counter (which is * used when the address is being deleted) */ mutex_enter(&vswp->mac_lock); if ((vswp->mh == NULL) || mac_multicst_add(vswp->mh, (uchar_t *)&mcst_pkt->mca[i])) { mutex_exit(&vswp->mac_lock); cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: unable to " "add multicast address", vswp->instance); (void) vsw_del_mcst(vswp, VSW_VNETPORT, addr, port); vsw_del_addr(VSW_VNETPORT, port, addr); return (1); } mutex_exit(&vswp->mac_lock); } else { DERR(vswp, "%s: error adding multicast " "address 0x%llx for port %ld", __func__, addr, port->p_instance); return (1); } } else { /* * Delete an entry from the multicast hash * table and update the address list * appropriately. */ if (vsw_del_mcst(vswp, VSW_VNETPORT, addr, port) == 0) { D3(vswp, "%s: deleting multicast address " "0x%llx for port %ld", __func__, addr, port->p_instance); vsw_del_addr(VSW_VNETPORT, port, addr); /* * Remove the address from HW. The address * will actually only be removed once the ref * count within the MAC layer has dropped to * zero. I.e. we can safely call this fn even * if other ports are interested in this * address. */ mutex_enter(&vswp->mac_lock); if ((vswp->mh == NULL) || mac_multicst_remove(vswp->mh, (uchar_t *)&mcst_pkt->mca[i])) { mutex_exit(&vswp->mac_lock); cmn_err(CE_WARN, "!vsw%d: unable to " "remove multicast address", vswp->instance); return (1); } mutex_exit(&vswp->mac_lock); } else { DERR(vswp, "%s: error deleting multicast " "addr 0x%llx for port %ld", __func__, addr, port->p_instance); return (1); } } } D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (0); } /* * Add a new multicast entry. * * Search hash table based on address. If match found then * update associated val (which is chain of ports), otherwise * create new key/val (addr/port) pair and insert into table. */ static int vsw_add_mcst(vsw_t *vswp, uint8_t devtype, uint64_t addr, void *arg) { int dup = 0; int rv = 0; mfdb_ent_t *ment = NULL; mfdb_ent_t *tmp_ent = NULL; mfdb_ent_t *new_ent = NULL; void *tgt = NULL; if (devtype == VSW_VNETPORT) { /* * Being invoked from a vnet. */ ASSERT(arg != NULL); tgt = arg; D2(NULL, "%s: port %d : address 0x%llx", __func__, ((vsw_port_t *)arg)->p_instance, addr); } else { /* * We are being invoked via the m_multicst mac entry * point. */ D2(NULL, "%s: address 0x%llx", __func__, addr); tgt = (void *)vswp; } WRITE_ENTER(&vswp->mfdbrw); if (mod_hash_find(vswp->mfdb, (mod_hash_key_t)addr, (mod_hash_val_t *)&ment) != 0) { /* address not currently in table */ ment = kmem_alloc(sizeof (mfdb_ent_t), KM_SLEEP); ment->d_addr = (void *)tgt; ment->d_type = devtype; ment->nextp = NULL; if (mod_hash_insert(vswp->mfdb, (mod_hash_key_t)addr, (mod_hash_val_t)ment) != 0) { DERR(vswp, "%s: hash table insertion failed", __func__); kmem_free(ment, sizeof (mfdb_ent_t)); rv = 1; } else { D2(vswp, "%s: added initial entry for 0x%llx to " "table", __func__, addr); } } else { /* * Address in table. Check to see if specified port * is already associated with the address. If not add * it now. */ tmp_ent = ment; while (tmp_ent != NULL) { if (tmp_ent->d_addr == (void *)tgt) { if (devtype == VSW_VNETPORT) { DERR(vswp, "%s: duplicate port entry " "found for portid %ld and key " "0x%llx", __func__, ((vsw_port_t *)arg)->p_instance, addr); } else { DERR(vswp, "%s: duplicate entry found" "for key 0x%llx", __func__, addr); } rv = 1; dup = 1; break; } tmp_ent = tmp_ent->nextp; } /* * Port not on list so add it to end now. */ if (0 == dup) { D2(vswp, "%s: added entry for 0x%llx to table", __func__, addr); new_ent = kmem_alloc(sizeof (mfdb_ent_t), KM_SLEEP); new_ent->d_addr = (void *)tgt; new_ent->d_type = devtype; new_ent->nextp = NULL; tmp_ent = ment; while (tmp_ent->nextp != NULL) tmp_ent = tmp_ent->nextp; tmp_ent->nextp = new_ent; } } RW_EXIT(&vswp->mfdbrw); return (rv); } /* * Remove a multicast entry from the hashtable. * * Search hash table based on address. If match found, scan * list of ports associated with address. If specified port * found remove it from list. */ static int vsw_del_mcst(vsw_t *vswp, uint8_t devtype, uint64_t addr, void *arg) { mfdb_ent_t *ment = NULL; mfdb_ent_t *curr_p, *prev_p; void *tgt = NULL; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); if (devtype == VSW_VNETPORT) { tgt = (vsw_port_t *)arg; D2(vswp, "%s: removing port %d from mFDB for address" " 0x%llx", __func__, ((vsw_port_t *)tgt)->p_instance, addr); } else { D2(vswp, "%s: removing entry", __func__); tgt = (void *)vswp; } WRITE_ENTER(&vswp->mfdbrw); if (mod_hash_find(vswp->mfdb, (mod_hash_key_t)addr, (mod_hash_val_t *)&ment) != 0) { D2(vswp, "%s: address 0x%llx not in table", __func__, addr); RW_EXIT(&vswp->mfdbrw); return (1); } prev_p = curr_p = ment; while (curr_p != NULL) { if (curr_p->d_addr == (void *)tgt) { if (devtype == VSW_VNETPORT) { D2(vswp, "%s: port %d found", __func__, ((vsw_port_t *)tgt)->p_instance); } else { D2(vswp, "%s: instance found", __func__); } if (prev_p == curr_p) { /* * head of list, if no other element is in * list then destroy this entry, otherwise * just replace it with updated value. */ ment = curr_p->nextp; kmem_free(curr_p, sizeof (mfdb_ent_t)); if (ment == NULL) { (void) mod_hash_destroy(vswp->mfdb, (mod_hash_val_t)addr); } else { (void) mod_hash_replace(vswp->mfdb, (mod_hash_key_t)addr, (mod_hash_val_t)ment); } } else { /* * Not head of list, no need to do * replacement, just adjust list pointers. */ prev_p->nextp = curr_p->nextp; kmem_free(curr_p, sizeof (mfdb_ent_t)); } break; } prev_p = curr_p; curr_p = curr_p->nextp; } RW_EXIT(&vswp->mfdbrw); D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); return (0); } /* * Port is being deleted, but has registered an interest in one * or more multicast groups. Using the list of addresses maintained * within the port structure find the appropriate entry in the hash * table and remove this port from the list of interested ports. */ static void vsw_del_mcst_port(vsw_port_t *port) { mcst_addr_t *mcst_p = NULL; vsw_t *vswp = port->p_vswp; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); mutex_enter(&port->mca_lock); while (port->mcap != NULL) { (void) vsw_del_mcst(vswp, VSW_VNETPORT, port->mcap->addr, port); mcst_p = port->mcap->nextp; kmem_free(port->mcap, sizeof (mcst_addr_t)); port->mcap = mcst_p; } mutex_exit(&port->mca_lock); D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); } /* * This vsw instance is detaching, but has registered an interest in one * or more multicast groups. Using the list of addresses maintained * within the vsw structure find the appropriate entry in the hash * table and remove this instance from the list of interested ports. */ static void vsw_del_mcst_vsw(vsw_t *vswp) { mcst_addr_t *next_p = NULL; D1(vswp, "%s: enter", __func__); mutex_enter(&vswp->mca_lock); while (vswp->mcap != NULL) { DERR(vswp, "%s: deleting addr 0x%llx", __func__, vswp->mcap->addr); (void) vsw_del_mcst(vswp, VSW_LOCALDEV, vswp->mcap->addr, NULL); next_p = vswp->mcap->nextp; kmem_free(vswp->mcap, sizeof (mcst_addr_t)); vswp->mcap = next_p; } vswp->mcap = NULL; mutex_exit(&vswp->mca_lock); D1(vswp, "%s: exit", __func__); } /* * Remove the specified address from the list of address maintained * in this port node. */ static void vsw_del_addr(uint8_t devtype, void *arg, uint64_t addr) { vsw_t *vswp = NULL; vsw_port_t *port = NULL; mcst_addr_t *prev_p = NULL; mcst_addr_t *curr_p = NULL; D1(NULL, "%s: enter : devtype %d : addr 0x%llx", __func__, devtype, addr); if (devtype == VSW_VNETPORT) { port = (vsw_port_t *)arg; mutex_enter(&port->mca_lock); prev_p = curr_p = port->mcap; } else { vswp = (vsw_t *)arg; mutex_enter(&vswp->mca_lock); prev_p = curr_p = vswp->mcap; } while (curr_p != NULL) { if (curr_p->addr == addr) { D2(NULL, "%s: address found", __func__); /* match found */ if (prev_p == curr_p) { /* list head */ if (devtype == VSW_VNETPORT) port->mcap = curr_p->nextp; else vswp->mcap = curr_p->nextp; } else { prev_p->nextp = curr_p->nextp; } kmem_free(curr_p, sizeof (mcst_addr_t)); break; } else { prev_p = curr_p; curr_p = curr_p->nextp; } } if (devtype == VSW_VNETPORT) mutex_exit(&port->mca_lock); else mutex_exit(&vswp->mca_lock); D1(NULL, "%s: exit", __func__); } /* * Creates a descriptor ring (dring) and links it into the * link of outbound drings for this channel. * * Returns NULL if creation failed. */ static dring_info_t * vsw_create_dring(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp) { vsw_private_desc_t *priv_addr = NULL; vsw_t *vswp = ldcp->ldc_vswp; ldc_mem_info_t minfo; dring_info_t *dp, *tp; int i; dp = (dring_info_t *)kmem_zalloc(sizeof (dring_info_t), KM_SLEEP); mutex_init(&dp->dlock, NULL, MUTEX_DRIVER, NULL); /* create public section of ring */ if ((ldc_mem_dring_create(VSW_RING_NUM_EL, VSW_PUB_SIZE, &dp->handle)) != 0) { DERR(vswp, "vsw_create_dring(%lld): ldc dring create " "failed", ldcp->ldc_id); goto create_fail_exit; } ASSERT(dp->handle != NULL); /* * Get the base address of the public section of the ring. */ if ((ldc_mem_dring_info(dp->handle, &minfo)) != 0) { DERR(vswp, "vsw_create_dring(%lld): dring info failed\n", ldcp->ldc_id); goto dring_fail_exit; } else { ASSERT(minfo.vaddr != 0); dp->pub_addr = minfo.vaddr; } dp->num_descriptors = VSW_RING_NUM_EL; dp->descriptor_size = VSW_PUB_SIZE; dp->options = VIO_TX_DRING; dp->ncookies = 1; /* guaranteed by ldc */ /* * create private portion of ring */ dp->priv_addr = (vsw_private_desc_t *)kmem_zalloc( (sizeof (vsw_private_desc_t) * VSW_RING_NUM_EL), KM_SLEEP); if (vsw_setup_ring(ldcp, dp)) { DERR(vswp, "%s: unable to setup ring", __func__); goto dring_fail_exit; } /* haven't used any descriptors yet */ dp->end_idx = 0; dp->last_ack_recv = -1; /* bind dring to the channel */ if ((ldc_mem_dring_bind(ldcp->ldc_handle, dp->handle, LDC_SHADOW_MAP, LDC_MEM_RW, &dp->cookie[0], &dp->ncookies)) != 0) { DERR(vswp, "vsw_create_dring: unable to bind to channel " "%lld", ldcp->ldc_id); goto dring_fail_exit; } mutex_init(&dp->restart_lock, NULL, MUTEX_DRIVER, NULL); dp->restart_reqd = B_TRUE; /* * Only ever create rings for outgoing lane. Link it onto * end of list. */ WRITE_ENTER(&ldcp->lane_out.dlistrw); if (ldcp->lane_out.dringp == NULL) { D2(vswp, "vsw_create_dring: adding first outbound ring"); ldcp->lane_out.dringp = dp; } else { tp = ldcp->lane_out.dringp; while (tp->next != NULL) tp = tp->next; tp->next = dp; } RW_EXIT(&ldcp->lane_out.dlistrw); return (dp); dring_fail_exit: (void) ldc_mem_dring_destroy(dp->handle); create_fail_exit: if (dp->priv_addr != NULL) { priv_addr = dp->priv_addr; for (i = 0; i < VSW_RING_NUM_EL; i++) { if (priv_addr->memhandle != NULL) (void) ldc_mem_free_handle( priv_addr->memhandle); priv_addr++; } kmem_free(dp->priv_addr, (sizeof (vsw_private_desc_t) * VSW_RING_NUM_EL)); } mutex_destroy(&dp->dlock); kmem_free(dp, sizeof (dring_info_t)); return (NULL); } /* * Create a ring consisting of just a private portion and link * it into the list of rings for the outbound lane. * * These type of rings are used primarily for temporary data * storage (i.e. as data buffers). */ void vsw_create_privring(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp) { dring_info_t *dp, *tp; vsw_t *vswp = ldcp->ldc_vswp; D1(vswp, "%s(%lld): enter", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); dp = kmem_zalloc(sizeof (dring_info_t), KM_SLEEP); mutex_init(&dp->dlock, NULL, MUTEX_DRIVER, NULL); /* no public section */ dp->pub_addr = NULL; dp->priv_addr = kmem_zalloc((sizeof (vsw_private_desc_t) * VSW_RING_NUM_EL), KM_SLEEP); dp->num_descriptors = VSW_RING_NUM_EL; if (vsw_setup_ring(ldcp, dp)) { DERR(vswp, "%s: setup of ring failed", __func__); kmem_free(dp->priv_addr, (sizeof (vsw_private_desc_t) * VSW_RING_NUM_EL)); mutex_destroy(&dp->dlock); kmem_free(dp, sizeof (dring_info_t)); return; } /* haven't used any descriptors yet */ dp->end_idx = 0; mutex_init(&dp->restart_lock, NULL, MUTEX_DRIVER, NULL); dp->restart_reqd = B_TRUE; /* * Only ever create rings for outgoing lane. Link it onto * end of list. */ WRITE_ENTER(&ldcp->lane_out.dlistrw); if (ldcp->lane_out.dringp == NULL) { D2(vswp, "%s: adding first outbound privring", __func__); ldcp->lane_out.dringp = dp; } else { tp = ldcp->lane_out.dringp; while (tp->next != NULL) tp = tp->next; tp->next = dp; } RW_EXIT(&ldcp->lane_out.dlistrw); D1(vswp, "%s(%lld): exit", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); } /* * Setup the descriptors in the dring. Returns 0 on success, 1 on * failure. */ int vsw_setup_ring(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp, dring_info_t *dp) { vnet_public_desc_t *pub_addr = NULL; vsw_private_desc_t *priv_addr = NULL; vsw_t *vswp = ldcp->ldc_vswp; uint64_t *tmpp; uint64_t offset = 0; uint32_t ncookies = 0; static char *name = "vsw_setup_ring"; int i, j, nc, rv; priv_addr = dp->priv_addr; pub_addr = dp->pub_addr; /* public section may be null but private should never be */ ASSERT(priv_addr != NULL); /* * Allocate the region of memory which will be used to hold * the data the descriptors will refer to. */ dp->data_sz = (VSW_RING_NUM_EL * VSW_RING_EL_DATA_SZ); dp->data_addr = kmem_alloc(dp->data_sz, KM_SLEEP); D2(vswp, "%s: allocated %lld bytes at 0x%llx\n", name, dp->data_sz, dp->data_addr); tmpp = (uint64_t *)dp->data_addr; offset = VSW_RING_EL_DATA_SZ / sizeof (tmpp); /* * Initialise some of the private and public (if they exist) * descriptor fields. */ for (i = 0; i < VSW_RING_NUM_EL; i++) { mutex_init(&priv_addr->dstate_lock, NULL, MUTEX_DRIVER, NULL); if ((ldc_mem_alloc_handle(ldcp->ldc_handle, &priv_addr->memhandle)) != 0) { DERR(vswp, "%s: alloc mem handle failed", name); goto setup_ring_cleanup; } priv_addr->datap = (void *)tmpp; rv = ldc_mem_bind_handle(priv_addr->memhandle, (caddr_t)priv_addr->datap, VSW_RING_EL_DATA_SZ, LDC_SHADOW_MAP, LDC_MEM_R|LDC_MEM_W, &(priv_addr->memcookie[0]), &ncookies); if (rv != 0) { DERR(vswp, "%s(%lld): ldc_mem_bind_handle failed " "(rv %d)", name, ldcp->ldc_id, rv); goto setup_ring_cleanup; } priv_addr->bound = 1; D2(vswp, "%s: %d: memcookie 0 : addr 0x%llx : size 0x%llx", name, i, priv_addr->memcookie[0].addr, priv_addr->memcookie[0].size); if (ncookies >= (uint32_t)(VSW_MAX_COOKIES + 1)) { DERR(vswp, "%s(%lld) ldc_mem_bind_handle returned " "invalid num of cookies (%d) for size 0x%llx", name, ldcp->ldc_id, ncookies, VSW_RING_EL_DATA_SZ); goto setup_ring_cleanup; } else { for (j = 1; j < ncookies; j++) { rv = ldc_mem_nextcookie(priv_addr->memhandle, &(priv_addr->memcookie[j])); if (rv != 0) { DERR(vswp, "%s: ldc_mem_nextcookie " "failed rv (%d)", name, rv); goto setup_ring_cleanup; } D3(vswp, "%s: memcookie %d : addr 0x%llx : " "size 0x%llx", name, j, priv_addr->memcookie[j].addr, priv_addr->memcookie[j].size); } } priv_addr->ncookies = ncookies; priv_addr->dstate = VIO_DESC_FREE; if (pub_addr != NULL) { /* link pub and private sides */ priv_addr->descp = pub_addr; pub_addr->ncookies = priv_addr->ncookies; for (nc = 0; nc < pub_addr->ncookies; nc++) { bcopy(&priv_addr->memcookie[nc], &pub_addr->memcookie[nc], sizeof (ldc_mem_cookie_t)); } pub_addr->hdr.dstate = VIO_DESC_FREE; pub_addr++; } /* * move to next element in the dring and the next * position in the data buffer. */ priv_addr++; tmpp += offset; } return (0); setup_ring_cleanup: priv_addr = dp->priv_addr; for (j = 0; j < i; j++) { (void) ldc_mem_unbind_handle(priv_addr->memhandle); (void) ldc_mem_free_handle(priv_addr->memhandle); mutex_destroy(&priv_addr->dstate_lock); priv_addr++; } kmem_free(dp->data_addr, dp->data_sz); return (1); } /* * Searches the private section of a ring for a free descriptor, * starting at the location of the last free descriptor found * previously. * * Returns 0 if free descriptor is available, and updates state * of private descriptor to VIO_DESC_READY, otherwise returns 1. * * FUTURE: might need to return contiguous range of descriptors * as dring info msg assumes all will be contiguous. */ static int vsw_dring_find_free_desc(dring_info_t *dringp, vsw_private_desc_t **priv_p, int *idx) { vsw_private_desc_t *addr = NULL; int num = VSW_RING_NUM_EL; int ret = 1; D1(NULL, "%s enter\n", __func__); ASSERT(dringp->priv_addr != NULL); D2(NULL, "%s: searching ring, dringp 0x%llx : start pos %lld", __func__, dringp, dringp->end_idx); addr = (vsw_private_desc_t *)dringp->priv_addr + dringp->end_idx; mutex_enter(&addr->dstate_lock); if (addr->dstate == VIO_DESC_FREE) { addr->dstate = VIO_DESC_READY; *priv_p = addr; *idx = dringp->end_idx; dringp->end_idx = (dringp->end_idx + 1) % num; ret = 0; } mutex_exit(&addr->dstate_lock); /* ring full */ if (ret == 1) { D2(NULL, "%s: no desp free: started at %d", __func__, dringp->end_idx); } D1(NULL, "%s: exit\n", __func__); return (ret); } /* * Map from a dring identifier to the ring itself. Returns * pointer to ring or NULL if no match found. * * Should be called with dlistrw rwlock held as reader. */ static dring_info_t * vsw_ident2dring(lane_t *lane, uint64_t ident) { dring_info_t *dp = NULL; if ((dp = lane->dringp) == NULL) { return (NULL); } else { if (dp->ident == ident) return (dp); while (dp != NULL) { if (dp->ident == ident) break; dp = dp->next; } } return (dp); } /* * Set the default lane attributes. These are copied into * the attr msg we send to our peer. If they are not acceptable * then (currently) the handshake ends. */ static void vsw_set_lane_attr(vsw_t *vswp, lane_t *lp) { bzero(lp, sizeof (lane_t)); READ_ENTER(&vswp->if_lockrw); ether_copy(&(vswp->if_addr), &(lp->addr)); RW_EXIT(&vswp->if_lockrw); lp->mtu = VSW_MTU; lp->addr_type = ADDR_TYPE_MAC; lp->xfer_mode = VIO_DRING_MODE; lp->ack_freq = 0; /* for shared mode */ mutex_enter(&lp->seq_lock); lp->seq_num = VNET_ISS; mutex_exit(&lp->seq_lock); } /* * Verify that the attributes are acceptable. * * FUTURE: If some attributes are not acceptable, change them * our desired values. */ static int vsw_check_attr(vnet_attr_msg_t *pkt, vsw_port_t *port) { int ret = 0; D1(NULL, "vsw_check_attr enter\n"); /* * Note we currently only support in-band descriptors * and descriptor rings, not packet based transfer (VIO_PKT_MODE) */ if ((pkt->xfer_mode != VIO_DESC_MODE) && (pkt->xfer_mode != VIO_DRING_MODE)) { D2(NULL, "vsw_check_attr: unknown mode %x\n", pkt->xfer_mode); ret = 1; } /* Only support MAC addresses at moment. */ if ((pkt->addr_type != ADDR_TYPE_MAC) || (pkt->addr == 0)) { D2(NULL, "vsw_check_attr: invalid addr_type %x, " "or address 0x%llx\n", pkt->addr_type, pkt->addr); ret = 1; } /* * MAC address supplied by device should match that stored * in the vsw-port OBP node. Need to decide what to do if they * don't match, for the moment just warn but don't fail. */ if (bcmp(&pkt->addr, &port->p_macaddr, ETHERADDRL) != 0) { DERR(NULL, "vsw_check_attr: device supplied address " "0x%llx doesn't match node address 0x%llx\n", pkt->addr, port->p_macaddr); } /* * Ack freq only makes sense in pkt mode, in shared * mode the ring descriptors say whether or not to * send back an ACK. */ if ((pkt->xfer_mode == VIO_DRING_MODE) && (pkt->ack_freq > 0)) { D2(NULL, "vsw_check_attr: non zero ack freq " " in SHM mode\n"); ret = 1; } /* * Note: for the moment we only support ETHER * frames. This may change in the future. */ if ((pkt->mtu > VSW_MTU) || (pkt->mtu <= 0)) { D2(NULL, "vsw_check_attr: invalid MTU (0x%llx)\n", pkt->mtu); ret = 1; } D1(NULL, "vsw_check_attr exit\n"); return (ret); } /* * Returns 1 if there is a problem, 0 otherwise. */ static int vsw_check_dring_info(vio_dring_reg_msg_t *pkt) { _NOTE(ARGUNUSED(pkt)) int ret = 0; D1(NULL, "vsw_check_dring_info enter\n"); if ((pkt->num_descriptors == 0) || (pkt->descriptor_size == 0) || (pkt->ncookies != 1)) { DERR(NULL, "vsw_check_dring_info: invalid dring msg"); ret = 1; } D1(NULL, "vsw_check_dring_info exit\n"); return (ret); } /* * Returns 1 if two memory cookies match. Otherwise returns 0. */ static int vsw_mem_cookie_match(ldc_mem_cookie_t *m1, ldc_mem_cookie_t *m2) { if ((m1->addr != m2->addr) || (m2->size != m2->size)) { return (0); } else { return (1); } } /* * Returns 1 if ring described in reg message matches that * described by dring_info structure. Otherwise returns 0. */ static int vsw_dring_match(dring_info_t *dp, vio_dring_reg_msg_t *msg) { if ((msg->descriptor_size != dp->descriptor_size) || (msg->num_descriptors != dp->num_descriptors) || (msg->ncookies != dp->ncookies) || !(vsw_mem_cookie_match(&msg->cookie[0], &dp->cookie[0]))) { return (0); } else { return (1); } } static caddr_t vsw_print_ethaddr(uint8_t *a, char *ebuf) { (void) sprintf(ebuf, "%x:%x:%x:%x:%x:%x", a[0], a[1], a[2], a[3], a[4], a[5]); return (ebuf); } /* * Reset and free all the resources associated with * the channel. */ static void vsw_free_lane_resources(vsw_ldc_t *ldcp, uint64_t dir) { dring_info_t *dp, *dpp; lane_t *lp = NULL; int rv = 0; ASSERT(ldcp != NULL); D1(ldcp->ldc_vswp, "%s (%lld): enter", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); if (dir == INBOUND) { D2(ldcp->ldc_vswp, "%s: freeing INBOUND lane" " of channel %lld", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); lp = &ldcp->lane_in; } else { D2(ldcp->ldc_vswp, "%s: freeing OUTBOUND lane" " of channel %lld", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); lp = &ldcp->lane_out; } lp->lstate = VSW_LANE_INACTIV; mutex_enter(&lp->seq_lock); lp->seq_num = VNET_ISS; mutex_exit(&lp->seq_lock); if (lp->dringp) { if (dir == INBOUND) { WRITE_ENTER(&lp->dlistrw); dp = lp->dringp; while (dp != NULL) { dpp = dp->next; if (dp->handle != NULL) (void) ldc_mem_dring_unmap(dp->handle); kmem_free(dp, sizeof (dring_info_t)); dp = dpp; } RW_EXIT(&lp->dlistrw); } else { /* * unbind, destroy exported dring, free dring struct */ WRITE_ENTER(&lp->dlistrw); dp = lp->dringp; rv = vsw_free_ring(dp); RW_EXIT(&lp->dlistrw); } if (rv == 0) { lp->dringp = NULL; } } D1(ldcp->ldc_vswp, "%s (%lld): exit", __func__, ldcp->ldc_id); } /* * Free ring and all associated resources. * * Should be called with dlistrw rwlock held as writer. */ static int vsw_free_ring(dring_info_t *dp) { vsw_private_desc_t *paddr = NULL; dring_info_t *dpp; int i, rv = 1; while (dp != NULL) { mutex_enter(&dp->dlock); dpp = dp->next; if (dp->priv_addr != NULL) { /* * First unbind and free the memory handles * stored in each descriptor within the ring. */ for (i = 0; i < VSW_RING_NUM_EL; i++) { paddr = (vsw_private_desc_t *) dp->priv_addr + i; if (paddr->memhandle != NULL) { if (paddr->bound == 1) { rv = ldc_mem_unbind_handle( paddr->memhandle); if (rv != 0) { DERR(NULL, "error " "unbinding handle for " "ring 0x%llx at pos %d", dp, i); mutex_exit(&dp->dlock); return (rv); } paddr->bound = 0; } rv = ldc_mem_free_handle( paddr->memhandle); if (rv != 0) { DERR(NULL, "error freeing " "handle for ring " "0x%llx at pos %d", dp, i); mutex_exit(&dp->dlock); return (rv); } paddr->memhandle = NULL; } mutex_destroy(&paddr->dstate_lock); } kmem_free(dp->priv_addr, (sizeof (vsw_private_desc_t) * VSW_RING_NUM_EL)); } /* * Now unbind and destroy the ring itself. */ if (dp->handle != NULL) { (void) ldc_mem_dring_unbind(dp->handle); (void) ldc_mem_dring_destroy(dp->handle); } if (dp->data_addr != NULL) { kmem_free(dp->data_addr, dp->data_sz); } mutex_exit(&dp->dlock); mutex_destroy(&dp->dlock); mutex_destroy(&dp->restart_lock); kmem_free(dp, sizeof (dring_info_t)); dp = dpp; } return (0); } /* * Debugging routines */ static void display_state(void) { vsw_t *vswp; vsw_port_list_t *plist; vsw_port_t *port; vsw_ldc_list_t *ldcl; vsw_ldc_t *ldcp; cmn_err(CE_NOTE, "***** system state *****"); for (vswp = vsw_head; vswp; vswp = vswp->next) { plist = &vswp->plist; READ_ENTER(&plist->lockrw); cmn_err(CE_CONT, "vsw instance %d has %d ports attached\n", vswp->instance, plist->num_ports); for (port = plist->head; port != NULL; port = port->p_next) { ldcl = &port->p_ldclist; cmn_err(CE_CONT, "port %d : %d ldcs attached\n", port->p_instance, ldcl->num_ldcs); READ_ENTER(&ldcl->lockrw); ldcp = ldcl->head; for (; ldcp != NULL; ldcp = ldcp->ldc_next) { cmn_err(CE_CONT, "chan %lu : dev %d : " "status %d : phase %u\n", ldcp->ldc_id, ldcp->dev_class, ldcp->ldc_status, ldcp->hphase); cmn_err(CE_CONT, "chan %lu : lsession %lu : " "psession %lu\n", ldcp->ldc_id, ldcp->local_session, ldcp->peer_session); cmn_err(CE_CONT, "Inbound lane:\n"); display_lane(&ldcp->lane_in); cmn_err(CE_CONT, "Outbound lane:\n"); display_lane(&ldcp->lane_out); } RW_EXIT(&ldcl->lockrw); } RW_EXIT(&plist->lockrw); } cmn_err(CE_NOTE, "***** system state *****"); } static void display_lane(lane_t *lp) { dring_info_t *drp; cmn_err(CE_CONT, "ver 0x%x:0x%x : state %lx : mtu 0x%lx\n", lp->ver_major, lp->ver_minor, lp->lstate, lp->mtu); cmn_err(CE_CONT, "addr_type %d : addr 0x%lx : xmode %d\n", lp->addr_type, lp->addr, lp->xfer_mode); cmn_err(CE_CONT, "dringp 0x%lx\n", (uint64_t)lp->dringp); cmn_err(CE_CONT, "Dring info:\n"); for (drp = lp->dringp; drp != NULL; drp = drp->next) { cmn_err(CE_CONT, "\tnum_desc %u : dsize %u\n", drp->num_descriptors, drp->descriptor_size); cmn_err(CE_CONT, "\thandle 0x%lx\n", drp->handle); cmn_err(CE_CONT, "\tpub_addr 0x%lx : priv_addr 0x%lx\n", (uint64_t)drp->pub_addr, (uint64_t)drp->priv_addr); cmn_err(CE_CONT, "\tident 0x%lx : end_idx %lu\n", drp->ident, drp->end_idx); display_ring(drp); } } static void display_ring(dring_info_t *dringp) { uint64_t i; uint64_t priv_count = 0; uint64_t pub_count = 0; vnet_public_desc_t *pub_addr = NULL; vsw_private_desc_t *priv_addr = NULL; for (i = 0; i < VSW_RING_NUM_EL; i++) { if (dringp->pub_addr != NULL) { pub_addr = (vnet_public_desc_t *)dringp->pub_addr + i; if (pub_addr->hdr.dstate == VIO_DESC_FREE) pub_count++; } if (dringp->priv_addr != NULL) { priv_addr = (vsw_private_desc_t *)dringp->priv_addr + i; if (priv_addr->dstate == VIO_DESC_FREE) priv_count++; } } cmn_err(CE_CONT, "\t%lu elements: %lu priv free: %lu pub free\n", i, priv_count, pub_count); } static void dump_flags(uint64_t state) { int i; typedef struct flag_name { int flag_val; char *flag_name; } flag_name_t; flag_name_t flags[] = { VSW_VER_INFO_SENT, "VSW_VER_INFO_SENT", VSW_VER_INFO_RECV, "VSW_VER_INFO_RECV", VSW_VER_ACK_RECV, "VSW_VER_ACK_RECV", VSW_VER_ACK_SENT, "VSW_VER_ACK_SENT", VSW_VER_NACK_RECV, "VSW_VER_NACK_RECV", VSW_VER_NACK_SENT, "VSW_VER_NACK_SENT", VSW_ATTR_INFO_SENT, "VSW_ATTR_INFO_SENT", VSW_ATTR_INFO_RECV, "VSW_ATTR_INFO_RECV", VSW_ATTR_ACK_SENT, "VSW_ATTR_ACK_SENT", VSW_ATTR_ACK_RECV, "VSW_ATTR_ACK_RECV", VSW_ATTR_NACK_SENT, "VSW_ATTR_NACK_SENT", VSW_ATTR_NACK_RECV, "VSW_ATTR_NACK_RECV", VSW_DRING_INFO_SENT, "VSW_DRING_INFO_SENT", VSW_DRING_INFO_RECV, "VSW_DRING_INFO_RECV", VSW_DRING_ACK_SENT, "VSW_DRING_ACK_SENT", VSW_DRING_ACK_RECV, "VSW_DRING_ACK_RECV", VSW_DRING_NACK_SENT, "VSW_DRING_NACK_SENT", VSW_DRING_NACK_RECV, "VSW_DRING_NACK_RECV", VSW_RDX_INFO_SENT, "VSW_RDX_INFO_SENT", VSW_RDX_INFO_RECV, "VSW_RDX_INFO_RECV", VSW_RDX_ACK_SENT, "VSW_RDX_ACK_SENT", VSW_RDX_ACK_RECV, "VSW_RDX_ACK_RECV", VSW_RDX_NACK_SENT, "VSW_RDX_NACK_SENT", VSW_RDX_NACK_RECV, "VSW_RDX_NACK_RECV", VSW_MCST_INFO_SENT, "VSW_MCST_INFO_SENT", VSW_MCST_INFO_RECV, "VSW_MCST_INFO_RECV", VSW_MCST_ACK_SENT, "VSW_MCST_ACK_SENT", VSW_MCST_ACK_RECV, "VSW_MCST_ACK_RECV", VSW_MCST_NACK_SENT, "VSW_MCST_NACK_SENT", VSW_MCST_NACK_RECV, "VSW_MCST_NACK_RECV", VSW_LANE_ACTIVE, "VSW_LANE_ACTIVE"}; DERR(NULL, "DUMP_FLAGS: %llx\n", state); for (i = 0; i < sizeof (flags)/sizeof (flag_name_t); i++) { if (state & flags[i].flag_val) DERR(NULL, "DUMP_FLAGS %s", flags[i].flag_name); } }