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updates to address issue 66 #87
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Thanks, this is much clearer. LGTM with a few fixes.
One general editorial comment: this chapter isn't consistent between using "MTTCHK" and "IOMTTCHK".
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If the aborted transaction is an IOMMU-initiated memory access then the IO bridge | ||
signals such access faults to the IOMMU itself. The details of such signaling is | ||
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On a related note: is it expected that IOMMU-initiated transactions (i.e. page table walks) go through the MTTCHK? If so, we should specify this.
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It's stated here:
The MTTCHK uses the SDID to determine the MTT associated with the supervisor domain and checks if the physical address may be accessed by the device or IOMMU associated with that supervisor domain.
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some minor changes proposed
IOMTTCHK include SDCL and MTTCHK. The chapter refers broadly to IOMTTCHK when appropriate and to MTTCHK when MTT checking is discussed. |
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lgtm
close #66