David S. Miller
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Pranavi Somisetty says: ==================== Add support for partial store and forward Add support for partial store and forward mode in Cadence MACB. Link for v1: https://lore.kernel.org/all/20221213121245.13981-1-pranavi.somisetty@amd.com/ Changes v2: 1. Removed all the changes related to validating FCS when Rx checksum offload is disabled. 2. Instead of using a platform dependent number (0xFFF) for the reset value of rx watermark, derive it from designcfg_debug2 register. 3. Added a check to see if partial s/f is supported, by reading the designcfg_debug6 register. 4. Added devicetree bindings for "rx-watermark" property. Link for v2: https://lore.kernel.org/all/20230511071214.18611-1-pranavi.somisetty@amd.com/ Changes v3: 1. Fixed DT schema error: "scalar properties shouldn't have array keywords" 2. Modified description of rx-watermark in to include units of the watermark value 3. Modified the DT property name corresponding to rx_watermark in pbuf_rxcutthru to "cdns,rx-watermark". 4. Followed reverse christmas tree pattern in declaring variables. 5. Return -EINVAL when an invalid watermark value is set. 6. Removed netdev_info when partial store and forward is not enabled. 7. Validating the rx-watermark value in probe itself and only write to the register in init. 8. Writing a reset value to the pbuf_cuthru register before disabing partial store and forward is redundant. So removing it. 9. Removed the platform caps flag. 10. Instead of reading rx-watermark from DT in macb_configure_caps, reading it in probe. 11. Changed Signed-Off-By and author names on the macb driver patch. Link for v3: https://lore.kernel.org/all/20230530095138.1302-1-pranavi.somisetty@amd.com/ Changes v4: 1. Modified description for "rx-watermark" property in the DT bindings. 2. Changed the width of the rx-watermark property to uint32. 3. Removed redundant code and unused variables. 4. When the rx-watermark value is invalid, instead of returning EINVAL, do not enable partial store and forward. ==================== Signed-off-by: David S. Miller <davem@davemloft.net>
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