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net: can: rockchip: backport CAN-FD support for rk3576_can + TX queue wedge fix - #610
can: rockchip: backport CAN-FD support for rk3576_can + TX queue wedge fix
Rockchip re-added CAN-FD support to the classic-only rk3576_can.c on their
newer vendor branch (post-rkr7.2, see the history of drivers/net/can/rockchip/rk3576_can.c on the release-6.1 branch of https://github.com/flipperdevices/rockchip-linux). This PR backports those
commits as-is, adds a TX queue wedge fix on top, and switches the reComputer
Industrial can1 to the FD-capable variant.
Depends on #603 (stacked): this branch sits on top of #603's branch, so until that PR merges the commit list and Files changed here also include its three board-support commits (board dts, rtc watchdog, HaLow overlay) — that overlap is expected; please review and merge #603 first. Once it merges, this PR's diff automatically reduces to the four CAN-FD commits below.
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net: can: rockchip: support for rk3572 — backport of 94a6ea5f857d
(prerequisite: rk3572 compatible plus the TX REQ write-mask plumbing).
net: can: rockchip: add CAN FD mode support — backport of f0302360664d as-is. FD-capable instances are selected by new
compatibles ("rockchip,rk3576-canfd" and friends); canfd_frame TX/RX
paths, DBTP/TDCR programming, and removal of the TX1_REQ fallback arm in
xmit. (The DMA_PREP_INTERRUPT one-liner in between, 17b529b2add7, is
already in the rkr7.2 base.)
can: rk3576_can: don't clear CAN_CMD from the TX-finish interrupt —
custom fix on top of the backports: the TX-finish handler's
unconditional CAN_CMD = 0 write can land after the just-woken xmit
(running on another CPU) armed its TX0 request, killing that pending
frame and wedging the stopped queue forever. The request bit is
self-clearing, so the explicit clear is simply dropped.
arm64: dts: rockchip: enable CAN-FD on reComputer Industrial can1 —
use "rockchip,rk3576-canfd" for the board's CAN1 (TPT71044 isolated
transceiver).
Boards keeping the old "rockchip,rk3576-can" compatible are unaffected.
Verified: rk3576_can.ko builds with CONFIG_CAN_RK3576=m and the board
DTB contains the FD compatible.
Split out of #603 so the CAN-FD enablement stays independently revertible.
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- Line 380: Update the CAN1 node under &can1 to retain the classic
rockchip,rk3576-can compatible alongside the CAN-FD compatible, after verifying
the new driver’s match order supports that ordering. Preserve compatibility with
the pre-change rk3576_can driver without changing unrelated CAN nodes.
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The driver adds CAN FD variants for RK3572, RK3576, and RV1126B. It configures data-phase timing, transmits and receives FD frames with BRS handling, and selects controller capabilities and receive-record size by variant. It also changes receive quota calculations and error-skb handling. The RK3576 reComputer Industrial DTS selects the CAN-FD-compatible variant for CAN1.
armbian/linux-rockchip#603: This PR changes the CAN1 node added by #603 to select the CAN-FD-compatible variant.
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Merge Risk: Moderate · up to d9d4a
Resolve CAN FD admission while classic mode is selected and the outstanding watchdog state and alarm/reset concerns before merging. The new CAN1 DTB also requires the updated driver unless a classic-compatible fallback is retained.
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Minor · Passive-state reporting sets exactly one of TX_PASSIVE and RX_PASSIVE… · rk3576_can.c:959-961
drivers/net/can/rockchip/rk3576_can.c:959-961 Minor · Potential issue · Low value
Passive-state reporting sets exactly one of TX_PASSIVE and RX_PASSIVE based on which counter is greater, even when both counters indicate a passive state.
The delivered CAN error frame omits one applicable passive-state direction.
This can occur when: A passive-error interrupt occurs with TX and RX error counters both at or above the passive threshold.
Note: this behaviour predates this PR (already present at merge base 85233a85b679); the change keeps it reachable.
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Review comment at @drivers/net/can/rockchip/rk3576_can.c around lines 959 - 961:
Update passive-state reporting where `cf->data[1]` is assigned so TX_PASSIVE and
RX_PASSIVE are set independently for each counter at or above the passive
threshold, allowing both flags when both `txerr` and `rxerr` qualify.
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drivers/net/can/rockchip/rk3576_can.c-874-874: 1
874-874: Minor · Potential issue · Heavy lift
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Rounding a FIFO word count up can classify an incomplete entry as a complete frame and call rk3576_can_rx before its remaining words are available.
A partial frame may be delivered with invalid data or consume words belonging to a later frame.
This can occur when: CAN_STR_STATE reports five occupied words while one four-word classic entry is complete and the next entry is being filled.
drivers/net/can/rockchip/rk3576_can.c-726-728: 1
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Transmit now always uses TX0 instead of checking the command register and selecting the alternate TX buffer; a still-pending TX0 request may be overwritten.
One frame may be lost or transmitted with the wrong payload, and its echo/completion accounting may diverge.
This can occur when: Bus-off recovery or another queue restart permits a new xmit while the preceding TX0 request remains armed.
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@arch/arm64/boot/dts/rockchip/rk3576-recomputer-industrial.dts:
- Around line 294-300: Add a root-level RTC alias so the SoM PCF85063 is
registered as rtc0 regardless of probe order; do not alias the pcf8563_wdt node,
which is the separate watchdog RTC.
- Line 594: Update the &pcf85063 node by removing the quartz-load-femtofarads
deletion so it inherits the SoM’s 12500 fF setting; retain the existing
clock-output properties so xin32k export remains enabled.
Review comments at @Documentation/devicetree/bindings/rtc/nxp,pcf8563.yaml:
- Around line 45-48: Add minimum and maximum constraints to the timeout-sec
schema so it accepts only values from 1 through 15300, matching the range
accepted by the driver; leave its type reference and description unchanged.
- Around line 37-43: Update the binding schema for nxp,timer-watchdog and
timeout-sec to allow them only when compatible is nxp,pcf8563, epson,rtc8564,
microcrystal,rv8564, or nxp,pca8565; ensure nxp,pcf85263 and nxp,pcf85363 nodes
cannot validate with either property.
Review comments at @drivers/net/can/rockchip/rk3576_can.c:
- Around line 1316-1319: Remove the unconditional CANFD_MTU assignment from the
CAN FD probe cases; keep CAN FD support advertised through ctrlmode_supported so
enabling FD via netlink sets the MTU only when that mode is enabled.
Review comments at @drivers/rtc/rtc-pcf8563.c:
- Around line 403-414: Serialize ST2 read-modify-write operations across
`pcf8563_set_alarm_mode`, `pcf8563_wdt_program`, and `pcf8563_wdt_ping` with one
driver mutex shared by all three. Hold it from before each ST2 read through the
corresponding write, and release it on every success and error path so alarm
updates cannot overwrite watchdog bits with stale values.
- Around line 397-403: Update pcf8563_wdt_stop so any error returned after the
TMRC disable write leaves the countdown armed, restoring its prior state if
needed; otherwise, do not return a stop error once the timer is disabled.
Preserve the existing ST2 handling and alarm-bit behavior.
- Around line 755-756: When `nxp,timer-watchdog` is set, prevent RTC alarm
enable from asserting the reset-connected INT output. In `pcf8563_probe`, clear
`RTC_FEATURE_ALARM` for this configuration, or reject enable requests in
`pcf8563_irq_enable` and `pcf8563_rtc_set_alarm`; preserve normal alarm behavior
when the property is absent.
- Line 514: After watchdog_init_timeout initializes wdd->timeout, normalize it
in the initialization path to the hardware timeout that startup will actually
program, using the same rounding behavior as pcf8563_wdt_set_timeout. Preserve
the existing handling for values that do not require rounding.
- Around line 468-473: Update pcf8563_wdt_set_timeout() and
pcf8563_wdt_program() so a failure at either the TMR write or the ST2 write
leaves the stored timeout consistent with the timer clock and count actually
programmed; do not simply restore the old timeout or defer storing the new one.
Define pcf8563_wdt_ping() to use that consistent state and safely reprogram TMRC
when needed, without producing a count that expires earlier or later than
intended. Add tests covering a failed TMR write followed by keepalive and a
failed ST2 write after the clock change.
---
Minor comments:
Review comments at @drivers/net/can/rockchip/rk3576_can.c:
- Around line 959-961: Update passive-state reporting where `cf->data[1]` is
assigned so TX_PASSIVE and RX_PASSIVE are set independently for each counter at
or above the passive threshold, allowing both flags when both `txerr` and
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The board adds a second RTC without an rtc0 alias. RTC numbers follow registration order, so the PCF8563 watchdog can take rtc0 if its bus probes first. The rtc0 in the comment is not enforced. Add an alias to pin the SoM PCF85063 to rtc0.
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Review comment at @arch/arm64/boot/dts/rockchip/rk3576-recomputer-industrial.dts
around lines 294 - 300:
Add a root-level RTC alias so the SoM PCF85063 is registered as rtc0 regardless
of probe order; do not alias the pcf8563_wdt node, which is the separate
watchdog RTC.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Supported by static analysis
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HEAD=2be1015771779145d97a96e4e682a1dc104b34d4
DTS=arch/arm64/boot/dts/rockchip/rk3576-recomputer-industrial.dts
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Keep the SoM's 12500 fF quartz load on the RTC.
The carrier deletes the quartz-load-femtofarads = <12500> value that the shared SoM sets on pcf85063. The driver then uses its 7000 fF default, so the RTC load changes from 12.5 pF to 7 pF. CLKOUT export does not depend on the load setting, so the deletion is not needed for xin32k. Removing the deletion keeps the SoM value and still exports the clock. If the SoM crystal is specified for 12.5 pF, the 7 pF load can cause inaccurate timekeeping or unreliable oscillation. The sibling boards keep 12500.
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at line 594:
Update the &pcf85063 node by removing the quartz-load-femtofarads deletion so it
inherits the SoM’s 12500 fF setting; retain the existing clock-output properties
so xin32k export remains enabled.
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Restrict nxp,timer-watchdog to the compatibles whose driver registers the watchdog.
The binding accepts nxp,timer-watchdog and timeout-sec for every compatible in its enum, including nxp,pcf85263 and nxp,pcf85363. The drivers for those two compatibles ignore the property and never register a watchdog. Such a node validates, but no /dev/watchdog device appears. Limit both properties to the compatibles the watchdog driver binds to: nxp,pcf8563, epson,rtc8564, microcrystal,rv8564, and nxp,pca8565.
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lines 37 - 43:
Update the binding schema for nxp,timer-watchdog and timeout-sec to allow them
only when compatible is nxp,pcf8563, epson,rtc8564, microcrystal,rv8564, or
nxp,pca8565; ensure nxp,pcf85263 and nxp,pcf85363 nodes cannot validate with
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The timeout-sec schema accepts 0 and any value above 15300. The driver rejects both and keeps its 60-second default. The binding should state the range the driver accepts.
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--- "a/Documentation/devicetree/bindings/rtc/nxp,pcf8563.yaml"+++ "b/Documentation/devicetree/bindings/rtc/nxp,pcf8563.yaml"@@ -42,10 +42,12 @@
interrupt (TIE) is then owned by the watchdog and must not be used
by the alarm.
timeout-sec:
$ref: /schemas/types.yaml#/definitions/uint32
+ minimum: 1+ maximum: 15300
description:
Watchdog timeout in seconds, used when nxp,timer-watchdog is set.
start-year: true
wakeup-source: true
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timeout-sec:
$ref: /schemas/types.yaml#/definitions/uint32
description:
Watchdog timeout in seconds, used when nxp,timer-watchdog is set.
timeout-sec:
$ref: /schemas/types.yaml#/definitions/uint32
minimum: 1
maximum: 15300
description:
Watchdog timeout in seconds, used when nxp,timer-watchdog is set.
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Add minimum and maximum constraints to the timeout-sec schema so it accepts only
values from 1 through 15300, matching the range accepted by the driver; leave
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Set the MTU to CANFD_MTU only when CAN FD mode is enabled.
The FD case sets ndev->mtu = CANFD_MTU at probe. CAN FD mode is off by default, so an FD socket frame can reach rk3576_can_start_xmit. That function sends it without TX_FD_ENABLE, and the frame may go out as a classic frame. Removing the line keeps the FD mode available: enabling FD through netlink sets the MTU.
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1319:
Remove the unconditional CANFD_MTU assignment from the CAN FD probe cases; keep
CAN FD support advertised through ctrlmode_supported so enabling FD via netlink
sets the MTU only when that mode is enabled.
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Return a stop error only when the timer is still armed, or restore the armed state.
If the TMRC disable write succeeds and the later ST2 access fails, pcf8563_wdt_stop returns an error while the countdown is already disabled. The watchdog core keeps WDOG_ACTIVE set, so it keeps pinging a timer that cannot expire.
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Review comment at @drivers/rtc/rtc-pcf8563.c around lines 397 - 403:
Update pcf8563_wdt_stop so any error returned after the TMRC disable write
leaves the countdown armed, restoring its prior state if needed; otherwise, do
not return a stop error once the timer is disabled. Preserve the existing ST2
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Serialize the ST2 read-modify-write sequences in the PCF8563 driver.
The watchdog path writes PCF8563_BIT_TIE into ST2 without a lock shared with the alarm setter. pcf8563_set_alarm_mode reads ST2, changes AIE, and writes the old TIE value back. When an alarm update reads ST2 before pcf8563_wdt_start writes it and writes after, TIE is cleared. The watchdog stays active, but timer expiry does not assert INT. Hold one driver mutex around each ST2 read-modify-write: pcf8563_set_alarm_mode, pcf8563_wdt_program, and pcf8563_wdt_ping.
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Review comment at @drivers/rtc/rtc-pcf8563.c around lines 403 - 414:
Serialize ST2 read-modify-write operations across `pcf8563_set_alarm_mode`,
`pcf8563_wdt_program`, and `pcf8563_wdt_ping` with one driver mutex shared by
all three. Hold it from before each ST2 read through the corresponding write,
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Keep the stored watchdog timeout and the timer registers consistent after a failed reprogram.
When pcf8563_wdt_set_timeout() changes an active watchdog from 60 s to 300 s, it stores the new timeout before pcf8563_wdt_program() runs. If the TMR write fails, the chip keeps the 1 Hz source and the old count. The function returns the error and leaves the 300 s timeout stored. A later keepalive from pcf8563_wdt_ping() then writes TMR = 5 at 1 Hz. The watchdog expires about 5 seconds after that keepalive instead of after the configured timeout. The state continues while keepalives run and until the timeout is set again. A transient I2C error during the timeout change can therefore cause a premature expiry and an unexpected reset.
The fix must keep three values consistent after each failing step of pcf8563_wdt_program(): the stored timeout, the TMRC clock selection, and the TMR count. The change must also define how pcf8563_wdt_ping() uses that state.
Restoring the old timeout on error is not safe. If TMRC is already set to 1/60 Hz and the later ST2 write fails, a ping with the restored 60 s value writes TMR = 60 at that clock. That expires after about one hour. Moving the assignment after a successful program has the same problem in that case. Making ping use the programmed clock alone also does not work, because a 1 Hz count cannot represent 300 s. Ping would need to rewrite TMRC.
Add tests for a failed TMR write followed by a keepalive, and for a failed ST2 write after the clock change.
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Review comment at @drivers/rtc/rtc-pcf8563.c around lines 468 - 473:
Update pcf8563_wdt_set_timeout() and pcf8563_wdt_program() so a failure at
either the TMR write or the ST2 write leaves the stored timeout consistent with
the timer clock and count actually programmed; do not simply restore the old
timeout or defer storing the new one. Define pcf8563_wdt_ping() to use that
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Round the initial timeout-sec value to the achieved hardware timeout.
watchdog_init_timeout() stores a valid timeout-sec unchanged. The driver rounds the timeout up to whole minutes only in .set_timeout. With timeout-sec = <256>, userspace reads 256 s, but .start programs 300 s.
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Review comment at @drivers/rtc/rtc-pcf8563.c at line 514:
After watchdog_init_timeout initializes wdd->timeout, normalize it in the
initialization path to the hardware timeout that startup will actually program,
using the same rounding behavior as pcf8563_wdt_set_timeout. Preserve the
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Block RTC alarm enable when nxp,timer-watchdog gives INT to the reset circuit.
With nxp,timer-watchdog set, the PCF8563 INT output drives the system reset circuit. The alarm path still sets AIE, so an expiring alarm asserts INT and can reset the board. Reject alarm enable in pcf8563_irq_enable and pcf8563_rtc_set_alarm when the property is set, or clear RTC_FEATURE_ALARM in pcf8563_probe.
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Review comment at @drivers/rtc/rtc-pcf8563.c around lines 755 - 756:
When `nxp,timer-watchdog` is set, prevent RTC alarm enable from asserting the
reset-connected INT output. In `pcf8563_probe`, clear `RTC_FEATURE_ALARM` for
this configuration, or reject enable requests in `pcf8563_irq_enable` and
`pcf8563_rtc_set_alarm`; preserve normal alarm behavior when the property is
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Add CAN FD mode support to the rk3576_can driver. New compatible
strings "rockchip,rk3576-canfd", "rockchip,rk3572-canfd" and
"rockchip,rv1126b-canfd" are introduced, together with matching mode
enumerations, to describe the FD-capable variants of the controllers.
When CAN_CTRLMODE_FD is set, program the data bit timing register
(DBTP) -- including the BRS time segment 1 field and the BRS mode bit
-- and configure the Transmitter Delay Compensation register (TDCR)
when the data bitrate exceeds 2.2 Mbps.
Convert the TX and RX paths to use canfd_frame, honour the FDF and BRS
flags, and switch DLC handling to can_fd_len2dlc()/can_fd_dlc2len().
On receive, allocate an FD skb with alloc_canfd_skb() when the FDF bit
is set, falling back to alloc_can_skb() for classic frames.
Make the error handler robust against failed skb allocation by guarding
cf accesses with likely(skb), and trigger a MODE_RETT transition on the
bus-off recovery interrupt.
The rx-max-data buffer size is now derived from the controller mode
(4 words for classic CAN, 18 words for CAN FD) instead of being parsed
from the "rockchip,rx-max-data" device property.
Remove the redundant assignment of CAN_TX1_REQ in rk3576_can_start_xmit().
The driver already guarantees at least one free TX buffer via the
queue stop/wake mechanism. Adding TX1 is unnecessary and may
cause out-of-order frame transmission.
Signed-off-by: Elaine Zhang <zhangqing@rock-chips.com>
Change-Id: I56d3c106caa831451b25a3cda3d88afd24b0afe2
(cherry picked from commit f0302360664da4ae667e2e5f72f3e7563af989ff)
The TX-finish handler clears CAN_CMD unconditionally before waking the
queue. xmit only ever arms TX0 and the queue is only woken from this
handler, so the woken xmit can run on another CPU while the handler is
still returning: it arms the next frame and sets TX0_REQ, and the
handler's late CAN_CMD write clears that pending request. The frame
never completes, no further TX-finish interrupt fires and the stopped
queue is never woken again.
The request bit is self-clearing once the frame is sent, which is what
makes it usable as the busy indicator, so no explicit clear is needed.
Switch can1 to the CAN-FD capable controller variant ("rockchip,
rk3576-canfd", handled by rk3576_can) now that the driver supports it
again. The TPT71044 isolated transceiver wiring is unchanged.
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Script executed:
rg -n -C 2 'rockchip,rk3576-can(fd)?' arch/arm64/boot/dts/rockchip drivers/net/can/rockchip/rk3576_can.c | head -100
Repository: armbian/linux-rockchip
Length of output: 3212
Script executed:
set -e
BASE=25dafffea96652d4359d49e24e76592ac4e4b700
git cat-file -t "$BASE">/dev/null 2>&1&&echo"base present"||echo"base missing"echo"--- base can driver match table ---"
git show "$BASE:drivers/net/can/rockchip/rk3576_can.c"2>/dev/null | rg -n -A4 'of_device_id|compatible'||echo"no matches or file missing at base"echo"--- base board dts can1 region ---"
git show "$BASE:arch/arm64/boot/dts/rockchip/rk3576-recomputer-industrial.dts"2>/dev/null | rg -n -B3 -A4 '&can1'||echo"no &can1 at base"echo"--- head driver match table ---"
rg -n -A3 'rockchip,rk3576-can' drivers/net/can/rockchip/rk3576_can.c
Repository: armbian/linux-rockchip
Length of output: 1028
Keep a classic rockchip,rk3576-can compatible on CAN1.
The board node now sets compatible = "rockchip,rk3576-canfd" alone. That string replaces the classic string that CAN1 inherits from rk3576.dtsi. A DTB built from this tree and booted with the pre-change rk3576_can driver cannot match CAN1, so the interface does not bind. Adding a fallback compatible is the usual way to keep older drivers working, but the match order in the new driver needs checking before adopting it.
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Update the CAN1 node under &can1 to retain the classic rockchip,rk3576-can
compatible alongside the CAN-FD compatible, after verifying the new driver’s
match order supports that ordering. Preserve compatibility with the pre-change
rk3576_can driver without changing unrelated CAN nodes.
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can: rockchip: backport CAN-FD support for rk3576_can + TX queue wedge fix
Rockchip re-added CAN-FD support to the classic-only
rk3576_can.con theirnewer vendor branch (post-rkr7.2, see the history of
drivers/net/can/rockchip/rk3576_can.con therelease-6.1branch ofhttps://github.com/flipperdevices/rockchip-linux). This PR backports those
commits as-is, adds a TX queue wedge fix on top, and switches the reComputer
Industrial can1 to the FD-capable variant.
Commits
94a6ea5f857d(prerequisite: rk3572 compatible plus the TX REQ write-mask plumbing).
f0302360664das-is. FD-capable instances are selected by newcompatibles ("rockchip,rk3576-canfd" and friends); canfd_frame TX/RX
paths, DBTP/TDCR programming, and removal of the TX1_REQ fallback arm in
xmit. (The
DMA_PREP_INTERRUPTone-liner in between,17b529b2add7, isalready in the rkr7.2 base.)
custom fix on top of the backports: the TX-finish handler's
unconditional
CAN_CMD = 0write can land after the just-woken xmit(running on another CPU) armed its TX0 request, killing that pending
frame and wedging the stopped queue forever. The request bit is
self-clearing, so the explicit clear is simply dropped.
use "rockchip,rk3576-canfd" for the board's CAN1 (TPT71044 isolated
transceiver).
Boards keeping the old "rockchip,rk3576-can" compatible are unaffected.
Verified:
rk3576_can.kobuilds withCONFIG_CAN_RK3576=mand the boardDTB contains the FD compatible.
Split out of #603 so the CAN-FD enablement stays independently revertible.