printf
WARNING: at platform/drivers/mailbox/mail_mach.c:177
WARNING: at platform/drivers/mailbox/mail_mach.c:161
WARNING: at platform/drivers/mailbox/mail_mach.c:177
WARNING: at platform/drivers/mailbox/mail_mach.c:161
WARNING: at platform/drivers/mailbox/mail_mach.c:177
hi sevm89:
I am back,after the Spring Festival,and test at the first time.
but it seems add pcie_aspm=off not worked
the log is still like this:
WARNING: at platform/drivers/mailbox/mail_mach.c:161
WARNING: at platform/drivers/mailbox/mail_mach.c:177
WARNING: at platform/drivers/mailbox/mail_mach.c:161
WARNING: at platform/drivers/mailbox/mail_mach.c:177
WARNING: at platform/drivers/mailbox/mail_mach.c:161
WARNING: at platform/drivers/mailbox/mail_mach.c:177
WARNING: at platform/drivers/mailbox/mail_mach.c:161
WARNING: at platform/drivers/mailbox/mail_mach.c:177
WARNING: at platform/drivers/mailbox/mail_mach.c:161
WARNING: at platform/drivers/mailbox/mail_mach.c:177
WARNING: at platform/drivers/mailbox/mail_mach.c:161
WARNING: at platform/drivers/mailbox/mail_mach.c:177
WARNING: at platform/drivers/mailbox/mail_mach.c:161
WARNING: at platform/drivers/mailbox/mail_mach.c:177
WARNING: at platform/drivers/mailbox/mail_mach.c:161
WARNING: at platform/drivers/mailbox/mail_mach.c:177
WARNING: at platform/drivers/mailbox/mail_mach.c:161
I assume you are observing this error with the stock L4T BSP and not with any of the local modifications (apart from debug prints). Please confirm.
I’m suspecting a surprise link-down issue here. In case you are observing the issue with NVMe drives connected, could you please try removing both the drives/one drive at a time and update your observations?
hardware:Jetson xavier p2888
softvare:jetpack 4.6
I have remove both drivers,but the xavier still can’t boot;
and i compared the boot err log and the boot normal log.
I believe PCIe link with switch is not stable, and endpoint’s MMIO access caused boot failure.
Nvidia fixed a bug recently in bootloader PCIe driver, please use latest release build.
If you still see issue, follow below steps to disable PCIe in bootloader and let only Linux kernel enumerate the switch.
cd /Linux_for_Tegra/bootloader/
Remove nvme from “boot-order” in cbo.dts
dtc -I dts -O dtb -o cbo.dtb cbo.dts
Add “-k CPUBL-CFG” to regular flash command
If you still see issue, then need to understand why link is not stable.
You can try reducing link capability and see if issue goes away.
Set nvidia,max-speed = <1>; and num-lanes = <1>; in DT.
As the last resort, capture LA traces and analyze it.