On 3/17/25 10:12 AM, Huan Yang wrote:
HI Christoph,Huan,
Thanks for your reply, and I'm sorry for my late reply. Your response
didn't appear in my email client; I only saw it on the website.:(
a mischeck, actually we need set a valid pfn into pte, not an >> invalid pfn. >On Wed, Mar 12, 2025 at 02:15:12PM +0800, Huan Yang wrote:
When invoke vmap_pfns, it call vmap_pfn_apply to set pfn into pte. >> It check pfn is valid, if true then warn and return. >> >> This is
As just discussed this is wrong. vmap_pfn is for mapping non-pageThank you for your explanation. I now understand that the design of vmap_pfn
is indeed intentional. It's design to do this.
PFNs and the check is what enforces that. What is the point of havingSorry for that.
that detailed discussion if you just send the broken patch anyway with
a commit log not even acknowledging the facts?
We now have a new use case where, in udmabuf, memory is passed via memfd and can
be either shmem or hugetlb.
When the memory is hugetlb and HVO is enabled, the tail page's struct is no longer
reliable because it has been freed. Can't use vmap.
Therefore, when making modifications, I recorded the pfn of the folio base pfn + offset and called vmap_pfns.
And, these pfns are valid. So rejected by vmap_pfns.
Can we just remove pfn_valid check in vmap_pfns, so make it suit for both of they?
If you agree, I wanna send a new patch.
Why not update udmabuf to make it work with both vmap_pfns() and
vmap()? As only the udmabuf knows it is actually working on?
I don't think it's a good idea to hack the common API, the WARN_ON()
is really a mandatory check, and current case is a good example.
Thank you,
Huan Yang