This check-in fix the issue by adding a flag to indicate if a HPC is found during PCI enumeration or not. This check-in also adds a debug message if any found HPC failed with initialization.
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This solution defines a PCD Feature Flag to enabled support for unaligned requests through the PCI I/O Protocol. This flag is disabled by default. Platforms that do want to support such EFI/UEFI drivers that make unaligned PCI I/O requests should enable this feature.
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But current PCI bus driver has a bug that if a P2P bridge has no child devices detected during enumeration, the bits won’t be set. This may impact PCI hot plug capable bridges because the OS may re-assign resources for them causing the reserved resource by the firmware will be overwritten.
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These comparisons were not comparing an enum variable
with a member of the same enum type.
GCC 4.5 generated a warning for these comparison
operations.
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1. Expand the type of Offset in the _PCI_BAR structure from UINT8 to UINT16, because a VF BAR’s offset may be >= 0x100;
2. Enable ARI Capable Hierarchy for SR-IOV devices at earlier time because FirstVFOffset and VFStride of a SR-IOV device may change after its ARI Capable Hierarchy is set;
3. Change type of PcdSrIovSupport, PcdAriSupport, PcdMrIovSupport from FeatureFlag to [FixAtBuild, PcdDynamics], which allows SR-IOV/MR-IOV/ARI feature can be turn on/off dynamically, typically via a setup option.
4. Change PCI bus scan algorithm in PciScanBus() to prevent the case where some ARI extended functions may be skipped in the scan loop.
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A linked list is created for the list of PCI Root Bridges in the platform. This list is then traversed to enumerate each PCI Root Bridge. After enumeration, the RootBridgeDev is destroyed, but it was not removed from the linked list before it was destroyed. This left the linked list of PCI Root Bridges in a bad state, specially if memory is cleared on frees, or the freed buffer was reallocated.
The fix is to remove the node from the linked list before the RootBridgeDev is destroyed.
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a. Update PciBusDxe module, and move it from IntelFrameworkModulePkg to MdeModulePkg
b. Move IncompatiblePciDeviceSupportDxe module from IntelFrameworkModulePkg to MdeModulePkg
c. Update the related consumes in inf/dsc/fdf
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