> Also, since IOMMU drivers can no longer assume swiotlb is allocated
> enough_mem_for_swiotlb() check fails, AMD IOMMU or another other iommu
> driver can't simply rely on changing swiotlb=1 and assuming the buffer
> is there.
>
> As Konrad suggested, a hook is needed, however, I think the logic to
> ensure switolb buffer belongs in swiotlb modules. How about changing
> pci_swiolb_late_init() logic to ensure swioltb late init is done
> instead of leaving it up to AMD IOMMU driver or some other driver.
Perhaps by having the 'swiotlb' be more than just on/off? It could
carry different flags, such as:
EARLY_BOOTMEM_ON
(if pci_swiotlb_detect_4gb or pci_swiotlb_detect_override sets
it)
EARLY_BOOTMEM_OFF
this would replace 'swiotlb=0'
FORCE
replaces 'swiotlb_force'
LATE_INIT_ON
this new option where pci_swiotlb_late_init()
would call the late init.
That would require some tweaking also in the IA64 code, but seems
like a step in the right direction. And we can get rid of that
'swiotlb_force' parameter.
Actually, that would also allow us to get rid of the pci_swiotlb_detect_override
and the setup_io_tlb_npages function could now just set swiotlb |=
SWIOTLB_FORCE;
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