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Re: PCI pass-through problem for SN570 NVME SSD



On Tue, Jul 5, 2022 at 7:59 PM Jan Beulich <jbeulich@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Nothing useful in there. Yet independent of that I guess we need to
> separate the issues you're seeing. Otherwise it'll be impossible to
> know what piece of data belongs where.
Yep, I think I'm seeing several different issues here:
1. The FLR related DPC / AER message seen on the 1st attempt only when
pciback tries to seize and release the SN570
    - Later-on pciback operations appear just fine.
2. MSI-X preparation failure message that shows up each time the SN570
is seized by pciback or when it's passed to domU.
3. XEN tries to map BAR from two devices to the same page
4. The "write-back to unknown field" message in QEMU log that goes
away with permissive=1 passthrough config.
5. The "irq 16: nobody cared" message shows up *sometimes* in a
pattern that I haven't figured out  (See attached)
6. The FreeBSD domU sees the device but fails to use it because low
level commands sent to it are aborted.
7. The device does not return to the pci-assignable-list when the domU
it was assigned shuts-down. (See attached)

#3 appears to be a known issue that could be worked around with
patches from the list.
I suspect #1 may have something to do with the device itself. It's
still not clear if it's deadly or just annoying.
I was able to update the firmware to the latest version and confirmed
that the new firmware didn't make any noticeable difference.

I suspect issue #2, #4, #5, #6, #7 may be related, and the
pass-through was not completely successful...
Should I expect a debug build of XEN hypervisor to give better
diagnose messages, without the debug patch that Roger mentioned?

Thanks,
Rui

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