Hi, Changes in v3: * Handle staged-capture queue-refill errors during native pause release. Mark XRUN and schedule the period worker so ALSA leaves PAUSED and wakes capture waiters after the failed pause action. * Add a native-pause regression covering overflow, poll wakeup, read errors, prepare recovery and reopening. Patch 1 is unchanged. * Preserve the base commit and prerequisite metadata added in v2.
Sashiko found the missing native-pause error path in v2 patch 2: https://lore.kernel.org/all/[email protected]/ Previous version: https://lore.kernel.org/all/[email protected]/ This series fixes dsnoop capture on top of the staged-capture virtio-snd changes. dsnoop configures its slave with stop_threshold == boundary and can keep capture running without advancing the slave application pointer as an ordinary reader would. The staged-capture accounting currently exhausts its bounded unread capacity in this configuration. The first patch marks stop_threshold accesses used by the driver's policy sampling. READ_ONCE/WRITE_ONCE provide single-access annotations; the virtio-snd state transitions remain protected by the substream lock. The second patch caches the prepared boundary and samples the stop policy under that lock. A completion uses one sampled policy for validation, copying and queue refill. Free-running capture keeps requests queued and retains the existing frame, payload and pointer-window checks. Returning to bounded capture restores unread accounting from the monotonic counters. If the outstanding data already fills the ring, the policy helper returns -EPIPE without changing the cached mode or counters. The detecting RX, pointer or ACK path then reports XRUN through its existing error path. Native pause-release refill failures schedule the period worker to move a paused stream to XRUN and wake capture waiters. This does not guarantee a synchronous error from the sw_params ioctl. The ACK accounting and subsequent queue refill each sample the policy under the appropriate locks. Prepare and teardown reset the cached state. The existing ACK-race and priority changes are prerequisites to this series and are excluded from these two diffs. New testing for v3: * ARM64 QEMU with KASAN and lockdep, native pause: v2 returned -EPIPE but stayed PAUSED, and a waiting poll timed out. The corrected module reached XRUN, woke poll with POLLERR and returned -EPIPE from read. Prepare recovery and reopening each captured 48,000 frames. The corrected case passed with both one and two vCPUs. * The 13-case mode suite passed with the corrected module, including direct and mmap capture, policy transitions, delayed-reader recovery, reopening, mixed-rate dsnoop readers and client departure. KASAN and lockdep reported no diagnostics in these runs. The following testing was performed on v2 before this focused change: * ARM64 QEMU synthetic dsnoop capture: 12 files and 2,160,000 frames matched the reference sequence from each client's observed starting position. All 48 corruption, loss, duplication and reordering controls were detected. * Default KCSAN: 13/13 cases and 619 policy transitions passed without race or lockdep reports. Forced RX/ACK policy changes and four isolated policy-helper branches passed under KASAN and KCSAN. * macOS VZ with MOTU UltraLite-mk5 at 48 kHz: comparisons used one or two vCPUs and idle or CPU-saturated guests. The baseline failed all 32 shared-client captures. The candidate passed 48 captures and eight recovery diagnostics, including mixed-rate sharing, client departure, reopening and recovery after an intentionally delayed reader. Loaded shared captures ran for 70 seconds. All eight accepted VM runs shut down on the first request. The physical tests checked frame counts and nonzero input. Exact sample continuity was checked with the QEMU synthetic source. VZ exposed mono; these tests do not establish physical input-channel routing or multichannel support. Aggressive KCSAN still produced dsnoop client-threshold XRUNs with a 160 ms buffer. Further isolation supports a deadline sensitivity, but does not exclude every kernel timing contribution. Separate generic KCSAN reports remain recorded in the test evidence. This series depends on the staged-capture prerequisite stack below. The tested local base is 8d0d4c1a6c4bcb81ae9f52d1c0d979fafb2e22f2, consisting of nine prerequisite patches above sound.git commit 5618f6837ef3314e2c581d4c05ec13b7ed975cb4. Prerequisites, in application order: 1-5. Lifetime and error recovery v3: https://lore.kernel.org/all/[email protected]/ 6. Generic teardown/control wait v2: https://lore.kernel.org/all/[email protected]/ 7. VZ staged capture v2: https://lore.kernel.org/all/[email protected]/ 8-9. ACK accounting and high-priority period work: https://lore.kernel.org/all/[email protected]/ https://lore.kernel.org/all/[email protected]/ This fixes the staged-capture accounting introduced by that prerequisite stack. The reproductions do not establish the same failure in an unmodified upstream kernel. The policy uses the existing stop_threshold == boundary convention. Sampling it under the driver lock avoids introducing a PCM stream lock into RX completion. A completion overlapping a policy update may finish with the previous policy; its accounting and refill use that same sample. Rejecting a transition whose bounded accounting cannot be restored preserves explicit overflow detection and lets the caller recover the stream. Patches: ALSA: pcm: mark stop-threshold accesses for capture policy sampling ALSA: virtio-snd: fix dsnoop capture with staged buffers Thanks, Joonho --- base-commit: 5618f6837ef3314e2c581d4c05ec13b7ed975cb4 prerequisite-patch-id: 39fb327a004c966ab90f66a34a64bbdbb3ffb475 prerequisite-patch-id: 7c6bc344656fd839ae0d697ba18d66ac0b47827a prerequisite-patch-id: 9dd290ac3147fa7b49a475d7df8a6172778f2860 prerequisite-patch-id: f4c24a5e441343a690f4ac2437f181c815bc23d0 prerequisite-patch-id: ab4a5b770247a65272ab7af18a75a147daf81287 prerequisite-patch-id: cfe3e7000e695a2fda27993f4d9acf0a637cf24e prerequisite-patch-id: 771e8815f2b874d98376f309dc60bc90244f378c prerequisite-patch-id: fdea8eaa29a47360e19820e27301dd8b6b26e43e prerequisite-patch-id: 67ffb5c72970e1aeace72b6537dab1b977a3fc6c prerequisite-message-id: [email protected] prerequisite-message-id: [email protected] prerequisite-message-id: [email protected] prerequisite-message-id: [email protected]
