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intel/bd82x6x: Replace magic IOBP constants with known names 

IOBP (I/O Buffer Programming) is an interface (indirect addresses space)
in the RCBA that is used to configure the high speed serial lanes on the
PCH, that are used for PCIe, USB3 and SATA.

This patch replaces the offsets in RCBA with the defines from pch.h, gives
the access functions and their parameters useful names and replaces two
magic addresses in IOBP space with their defines.

Change-Id: I91a828ed076ca10733b47db876fabf5adaa63638
Signed-off-by: Felix Held <felix-coreboot@felixheld.de>
Reviewed-on: https://review.coreboot.org/16214
Tested-by: build bot (Jenkins) <no-reply@coreboot.org>
Reviewed-by: Alexander Couzens <lynxis@fe80.eu>
Reviewed-by: Philippe Mathieu-Daudé <f4bug@amsat.org>
Reviewed-by: Paul Menzel <paulepanter@users.sourceforge.net>
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Felix Held 2017-07-29 16:48:10 +02:00 committed by Martin Roth
parent fb53242716
commit 2adab28ff6
1 changed files with 81 additions and 77 deletions
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src/southbridge/intel/bd82x6x/early_pch.c
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@ -31,39 +31,43 @@
#define SOUTHBRIDGE PCI_DEV(0, 0x1f, 0)
static void
wait_2338 (void)
wait_iobp(void)
{
while (read8 (DEFAULT_RCBA + 0x2338) & 1);
while (read8(DEFAULT_RCBA + IOBPS) & 1)
; // implement timeout?
}
static u32
read_2338 (u32 edx)
read_iobp(u32 address)
{
u32 ret;
write32 (DEFAULT_RCBA + 0x2330, edx);
write16 (DEFAULT_RCBA + 0x2338, (read16 (DEFAULT_RCBA + 0x2338)
write32(DEFAULT_RCBA + IOBPIRI, address);
write16(DEFAULT_RCBA + IOBPS, (read16(DEFAULT_RCBA + IOBPS)
& 0x1ff) | 0x600);
wait_2338 ();
ret = read32 (DEFAULT_RCBA + 0x2334);
wait_2338 ();
read8 (DEFAULT_RCBA + 0x2338);
wait_iobp();
ret = read32(DEFAULT_RCBA + IOBPD);
wait_iobp();
read8(DEFAULT_RCBA + IOBPS); // call wait_iobp() instead here?
return ret;
}
static void
write_2338 (u32 edx, u32 val)
write_iobp(u32 address, u32 val)
{
read_2338 (edx);
write16 (DEFAULT_RCBA + 0x2338, (read16 (DEFAULT_RCBA + 0x2338)
/* this function was probably pch_iobp_update with the andvalue
* being 0. So either the IOBP read can be removed or this function
* and the pch_iobp_update function in ramstage could be merged */
read_iobp(address);
write16(DEFAULT_RCBA + IOBPS, (read16(DEFAULT_RCBA + IOBPS)
& 0x1ff) | 0x600);
wait_2338 ();
wait_iobp();
write32 (DEFAULT_RCBA + 0x2334, val);
wait_2338 ();
write16 (DEFAULT_RCBA + 0x2338,
(read16 (DEFAULT_RCBA + 0x2338) & 0x1ff) | 0x600);
read8 (DEFAULT_RCBA + 0x2338);
write32(DEFAULT_RCBA + IOBPD, val);
wait_iobp();
write16(DEFAULT_RCBA + IOBPS,
(read16(DEFAULT_RCBA + IOBPS) & 0x1ff) | 0x600);
read8(DEFAULT_RCBA + IOBPS); // call wait_iobp() instead here?
}
@ -304,67 +308,67 @@ early_pch_init_native (void)
read32 (DEFAULT_RCBA + 0x2310); // !!! = 0xa809605b
write32 (DEFAULT_RCBA + 0x2310, 0xa809605b);
write_2338 (0xea007f62, 0x00590133);
write_2338 (0xec007f62, 0x00590133);
write_2338 (0xec007f64, 0x59555588);
write_2338 (0xea0040b9, 0x0001051c);
write_2338 (0xeb0040a1, 0x800084ff);
write_2338 (0xec0040a1, 0x800084ff);
write_2338 (0xea004001, 0x00008400);
write_2338 (0xeb004002, 0x40201758);
write_2338 (0xec004002, 0x40201758);
write_2338 (0xea004002, 0x00601758);
write_2338 (0xea0040a1, 0x810084ff);
write_2338 (0xeb0040b1, 0x0001c598);
write_2338 (0xec0040b1, 0x0001c598);
write_2338 (0xeb0040b6, 0x0001c598);
write_2338 (0xea0000a9, 0x80ff969f);
write_2338 (0xea0001a9, 0x80ff969f);
write_2338 (0xeb0040b2, 0x0001c396);
write_2338 (0xeb0040b3, 0x0001c396);
write_2338 (0xec0040b2, 0x0001c396);
write_2338 (0xea0001a9, 0x80ff94ff);
write_2338 (0xea000151, 0x0088037f);
write_2338 (0xea0000a9, 0x80ff94ff);
write_2338 (0xea000051, 0x0088037f);
write_iobp(0xea007f62, 0x00590133);
write_iobp(0xec007f62, 0x00590133);
write_iobp(0xec007f64, 0x59555588);
write_iobp(0xea0040b9, 0x0001051c);
write_iobp(0xeb0040a1, 0x800084ff);
write_iobp(0xec0040a1, 0x800084ff);
write_iobp(0xea004001, 0x00008400);
write_iobp(0xeb004002, 0x40201758);
write_iobp(0xec004002, 0x40201758);
write_iobp(0xea004002, 0x00601758);
write_iobp(0xea0040a1, 0x810084ff);
write_iobp(0xeb0040b1, 0x0001c598);
write_iobp(0xec0040b1, 0x0001c598);
write_iobp(0xeb0040b6, 0x0001c598);
write_iobp(0xea0000a9, 0x80ff969f);
write_iobp(0xea0001a9, 0x80ff969f);
write_iobp(0xeb0040b2, 0x0001c396);
write_iobp(0xeb0040b3, 0x0001c396);
write_iobp(0xec0040b2, 0x0001c396);
write_iobp(0xea0001a9, 0x80ff94ff);
write_iobp(SATA_IOBP_SP0G3IR, 0x0088037f);
write_iobp(0xea0000a9, 0x80ff94ff);
write_iobp(SATA_IOBP_SP1G3IR, 0x0088037f);
write_2338 (0xea007f05, 0x00010642);
write_2338 (0xea0040b7, 0x0001c91c);
write_2338 (0xea0040b8, 0x0001c91c);
write_2338 (0xeb0040a1, 0x820084ff);
write_2338 (0xec0040a1, 0x820084ff);
write_2338 (0xea007f0a, 0xc2480000);
write_iobp(0xea007f05, 0x00010642);
write_iobp(0xea0040b7, 0x0001c91c);
write_iobp(0xea0040b8, 0x0001c91c);
write_iobp(0xeb0040a1, 0x820084ff);
write_iobp(0xec0040a1, 0x820084ff);
write_iobp(0xea007f0a, 0xc2480000);
write_2338 (0xec00404d, 0x1ff177f);
write_2338 (0xec000084, 0x5a600000);
write_2338 (0xec000184, 0x5a600000);
write_2338 (0xec000284, 0x5a600000);
write_2338 (0xec000384, 0x5a600000);
write_2338 (0xec000094, 0x000f0501);
write_2338 (0xec000194, 0x000f0501);
write_2338 (0xec000294, 0x000f0501);
write_2338 (0xec000394, 0x000f0501);
write_2338 (0xec000096, 0x00000001);
write_2338 (0xec000196, 0x00000001);
write_2338 (0xec000296, 0x00000001);
write_2338 (0xec000396, 0x00000001);
write_2338 (0xec000001, 0x00008c08);
write_2338 (0xec000101, 0x00008c08);
write_2338 (0xec000201, 0x00008c08);
write_2338 (0xec000301, 0x00008c08);
write_2338 (0xec0040b5, 0x0001c518);
write_2338 (0xec000087, 0x06077597);
write_2338 (0xec000187, 0x06077597);
write_2338 (0xec000287, 0x06077597);
write_2338 (0xec000387, 0x06077597);
write_2338 (0xea000050, 0x00bb0157);
write_2338 (0xea000150, 0x00bb0157);
write_2338 (0xec007f60, 0x77777d77);
write_2338 (0xea00008d, 0x01320000);
write_2338 (0xea00018d, 0x01320000);
write_2338 (0xec0007b2, 0x04514b5e);
write_2338 (0xec00078c, 0x40000200);
write_2338 (0xec000780, 0x02000020);
write_iobp(0xec00404d, 0x1ff177f);
write_iobp(0xec000084, 0x5a600000);
write_iobp(0xec000184, 0x5a600000);
write_iobp(0xec000284, 0x5a600000);
write_iobp(0xec000384, 0x5a600000);
write_iobp(0xec000094, 0x000f0501);
write_iobp(0xec000194, 0x000f0501);
write_iobp(0xec000294, 0x000f0501);
write_iobp(0xec000394, 0x000f0501);
write_iobp(0xec000096, 0x00000001);
write_iobp(0xec000196, 0x00000001);
write_iobp(0xec000296, 0x00000001);
write_iobp(0xec000396, 0x00000001);
write_iobp(0xec000001, 0x00008c08);
write_iobp(0xec000101, 0x00008c08);
write_iobp(0xec000201, 0x00008c08);
write_iobp(0xec000301, 0x00008c08);
write_iobp(0xec0040b5, 0x0001c518);
write_iobp(0xec000087, 0x06077597);
write_iobp(0xec000187, 0x06077597);
write_iobp(0xec000287, 0x06077597);
write_iobp(0xec000387, 0x06077597);
write_iobp(0xea000050, 0x00bb0157);
write_iobp(0xea000150, 0x00bb0157);
write_iobp(0xec007f60, 0x77777d77);
write_iobp(0xea00008d, 0x01320000);
write_iobp(0xea00018d, 0x01320000);
write_iobp(0xec0007b2, 0x04514b5e);
write_iobp(0xec00078c, 0x40000200);
write_iobp(0xec000780, 0x02000020);
init_dmi();
}