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> The IT8987E and IT5570E/IT5576E are a bit special. The reason for this is, that it has internal flash (called eflash) and supports external flash as well. One example where this gets used is the Clevo L140CU/L140MU (PCZ Lafité Pro 14" / Tuxedo Infinitybook S14 V5 / SCHENKER VIA 14 / ...), where some sort of mirroring between these two flashes is happening.
>
> Do you have any idea, if we need to take special care of that mirroring mechanism or if it's handled by the ec firmware?
>
During the development I noticed that even after a failed write/update, the laptop always booted up, so I believe there is a mirroring in place. it may be related to the autoload option which this patch introduces. The autoload feature patches the firmware file and searches for a special sequence of bytes 0xa5/0x5a and changes two bytes in the sequence to indicate the autoload action to the EC. It looks like the EC check the external flash if it is valid and only then uses its firmware.
Summing it up no matter what I did wrong, the EC always could boot up and everything worked, so it is safe to think it is handled by the EC firmware. Now that the implementation is complete AND WORKING I may experiment with the autoload options (currently tested the NOACTION and DISABLE options).
> Unfortunately, that mechanism is not documented at all in the regular EC's datasheet(s). The only thing I know is that pin GPG2 acts as strap for preventing that mirroring (verified by asking ITE, but got no mirroring datasheet b/c it requires NDA). If you have access to ITE ec source (e.g. IT8987E), look out for `SPI_MIRROR_MODE` (GPG2 strap) and `SUPPORT_MIRROR_ONCE`.
I don't have access to the code. As mentioned earlier, I have only got EFI binaries and firmware update images from IBV to work on.
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> > I wouldn't craft a sanity check through user action (having to specify the I/O port pair) but having a list of supported EC's sounds like a good idea but I wonder if we should check the chip id or better the firmware id (e.g. the "ITE string" or sth else) because support for this firmware-based programming mechanism is implemented in EC fw.
>
> Probing I/O ports is fragile, as there's no universal mechanism to enumerate/discover devices... Probing the two most common Super I/O port pairs shouldn't hurt, especially when explicitly choosing this programmer. I agree that determining whether the EC firmware exposes the correct interface isn't easy. Still, after making sure that the EC hardware matches, testing whether the firmware interface is usable should be less error-prone. Ideas welcome.
I agree. Probing the two commons is just fine
> > The other approach is direct flashing via the flash registers (see it85spi.c, it87spi.c for example), which *should* also work on various ITE ec's even without firmware support.
>
> The code for it85spi.c never runs (function call is commented out). It's hooked to the "internal" programmer, and doesn't check if the machine is supported. I tried to use it a few years ago on an HP laptop with an ITE IT8502E EC: while flashrom managed to detect the EC's flash chip, the laptop suddenly powered off after a few seconds, reproducibly. This is less of an issue with it87spi.c and wbsio_spi.c because these Super I/Os don't run custom (cursed) firmware.
ouch. yeah, firmware is the difference. See my latest comment, too
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> I wouldn't craft a sanity check through user action (having to specify the I/O port pair) but having a list of supported EC's sounds like a good idea but I wonder if we should check the chip id or better the firmware id (e.g. the "ITE string" or sth else) because support for this firmware-based programming mechanism is implemented in EC fw.
Probing I/O ports is fragile, as there's no universal mechanism to enumerate/discover devices... Probing the two most common Super I/O port pairs shouldn't hurt, especially when explicitly choosing this programmer. I agree that determining whether the EC firmware exposes the correct interface isn't easy. Still, after making sure that the EC hardware matches, testing whether the firmware interface is usable should be less error-prone. Ideas welcome.
> The other approach is direct flashing via the flash registers (see it85spi.c, it87spi.c for example), which *should* also work on various ITE ec's even without firmware support.
The code for it85spi.c never runs (function call is commented out). It's hooked to the "internal" programmer, and doesn't check if the machine is supported. I tried to use it a few years ago on an HP laptop with an ITE IT8502E EC: while flashrom managed to detect the EC's flash chip, the laptop suddenly powered off after a few seconds, reproducibly. This is less of an issue with it87spi.c and wbsio_spi.c because these Super I/Os don't run custom (cursed) firmware.
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The IT8987E and IT5570E/IT5576E are a bit special. The reason for this is, that it has internal flash (called eflash) and supports external flash as well. One example where this gets used is the Clevo L140CU/L140MU (PCZ Lafité Pro 14" / Tuxedo Infinitybook S14 V5 / SCHENKER VIA 14 / ...), where some sort of mirroring between these two flashes is happening.
Do you have any idea, if we need to take special care of that mirroring mechanism or if it's handled by the ec firmware?
Unfortunately, that mechanism is not documented at all in the regular EC's datasheet(s). The only thing I know is that pin GPG2 acts as strap for preventing that mirroring (verified by asking ITE, but got no mirroring datasheet b/c it requires NDA). If you have access to ITE ec source (e.g. IT8987E), look out for `SPI_MIRROR_MODE` (GPG2 strap) and `SUPPORT_MIRROR_ONCE`.
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I am open to suggestions how to generalize it. I am not familiar with ITE EC firmware framework. We have been working purely with EFI binaries to update the firmware and this is the result.
> Oh, good to know. We don't need to perform any DMI checks, then: given that no probing is done (one has to explicitly choose this programmer), the drawbacks of safeguarding against using it on a "wrong" machine by accident outweigh the benefits.
> With this in mind, one could add some sanity checks for ITE ECs: Have users specify the Super I/O port pair (e.g. 0x2e/0x2f or 0x4e/0x4f), retrieve the chip ID at indices 0x20/0x21 and find a match in a table of supported ECs. This could also be used to handle the ITE IT5570E differences.
I can do that. Probing both port pairs should not be a problem, why bother the user to select the ports.
> Users could also specify the PMC (Power Management I/F Channel) to use to talk to the EC, have the code ensure the specified PMC LDN is enabled, and use the port pair values from the LDN IOBADx registers (indices 0x60 to 0x63) instead of having the user specify them.
I don't have the datasheet of these ECs so I don't exactly know what to do with it. If if understood correclty, the PMC LDN holds the I/O port pairs at indices 0x60 and higher?
> The other approach is direct flashing via the flash registers (see it85spi.c, it87spi.c for example), which *should* also work on various ITE ec's even without firmware support.
Good to know, however I am obliged to implement and prove the firmware support way.
So basically we can rename the programmer to something like ite_ec. Any other suggestions?
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> Oh, good to know. […]
I wouldn't craft a sanity check through user action (having to specify the I/O port pair) but having a list of supported EC's sounds like a good idea but I wonder if we should check the chip id or better the firmware id (e.g. the "ITE string" or sth else) because support for this firmware-based programming mechanism is implemented in EC fw. The other approach is direct flashing via the flash registers (see it85spi.c, it87spi.c for example), which *should* also work on various ITE ec's even without firmware support.
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PS1, Line 35: #if CONFIG_DUMMY == 1
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> I returned back to #if for now. But if it comes to changing meson. […]
Sounds good.
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> Well, Tuxedo sells Clevo notebooks. Clevo uses ITE EC with ITE EC firmware framework. […]
Oh, good to know. We don't need to perform any DMI checks, then: given that no probing is done (one has to explicitly choose this programmer), the drawbacks of safeguarding against using it on a "wrong" machine by accident outweigh the benefits.
With this in mind, one could add some sanity checks for ITE ECs: Have users specify the Super I/O port pair (e.g. 0x2e/0x2f or 0x4e/0x4f), retrieve the chip ID at indices 0x20/0x21 and find a match in a table of supported ECs. This could also be used to handle the ITE IT5570E differences.
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TL;DR: I'm now convinced that the programmer-specific code shoved between reading and writing the flash chip should be removed completely.
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PS1, Line 13: lot of par masters that
: will use it in the nearest future.
> I have an update: there are 4 more customers that would be using default_shutdown function (bitbang […]
I am resolving the comment, this is ready for review.
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