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/*
* This file and its contents are supplied under the terms of the
* Common Development and Distribution License ("CDDL"), version 1.0.
* You may only use this file in accordance with the terms of version
* 1.0 of the CDDL.
*
* A full copy of the text of the CDDL should have accompanied this
* source. A copy of the CDDL is also available via the Internet at
* http://www.illumos.org/license/CDDL.
*/
/*
* Copyright 2020, the University of Queensland
*/
#pragma dictionary "NIC"
/*
* Rules for the generic NIC (non-driver-specific) fault events.
*/
/*
* Transceiver events are emitted by drivers under ereport.io.nic.txr-err.
*
* These are emitted with detector = the PCI/PCIex function of the NIC.
* They must always have a string property "error", set to one of the
* generic transceiver fault type names (notsupp, whitelist, overtemp etc).
*
* As well as "error", they must have both the "port_index" and "txr_index"
* properties set in the event payload (both integer types).
*
* It is expected that drivers will call ddi_fm_service_impact() immediately
* after noticing a transceiver error, with an argument of DDI_SERVICE_LOST or
* DDI_SERVICE_DEGRADED (depending on the specific error -- at time of writing
* all the supported events expect DDI_SERVICE_LOST).
*/
asru pcifn;
fru pcifn/port/transceiver;
asru pciexfn;
fru pciexfn/port/transceiver;
#define EV_DECL_TXR_FAULT(TYPE) \
event fault.io.nic.transceiver.TYPE@pcifn/port/transceiver \
FRU=pcifn/port/transceiver, ASRU=pcifn; \
event fault.io.nic.transceiver.TYPE@pciexfn/port/transceiver \
FRU=pciexfn/port/transceiver, ASRU=pciexfn;
EV_DECL_TXR_FAULT(notsupp)
EV_DECL_TXR_FAULT(whitelist)
EV_DECL_TXR_FAULT(overtemp)
EV_DECL_TXR_FAULT(hwfail)
EV_DECL_TXR_FAULT(unknown)
event ereport.io.nic.txr-err@pcifn;
event ereport.io.service.lost@pcifn;
event ereport.io.nic.txr-err@pciexfn;
event ereport.io.service.lost@pciexfn;
#define EV_PROP_TXR_FAULT(TYPE) \
prop fault.io.nic.transceiver.TYPE@pcifn/port[pn]/transceiver[tn] (2) -> \
ereport.io.nic.txr-err@pcifn { \
payloadprop("txr_index") == tn && \
payloadprop("port_index") == pn && \
payloadprop("error") == "TYPE" && \
setpayloadprop("txr_index", tn) && \
setpayloadprop("link-name", confprop(pcifn/port[pn], "link-name")) && \
setpayloadprop("primary-mac-address", confprop(pcifn/port[pn], "primary-mac-address")) && \
(!confprop_defined(pcifn/port[pn]/transceiver[tn], "vendor") || \
setpayloadprop("vendor", confprop(pcifn/port[pn]/transceiver[tn], "vendor"))) \
}, \
ereport.io.service.lost@pcifn { within(1s) }; \
prop fault.io.nic.transceiver.TYPE@pciexfn/port[pn]/transceiver[tn] (2) -> \
ereport.io.nic.txr-err@pciexfn { \
payloadprop("txr_index") == tn && \
payloadprop("port_index") == pn && \
payloadprop("error") == "TYPE" && \
setpayloadprop("txr_index", tn) && \
setpayloadprop("link-name", confprop(pciexfn/port[pn], "link-name")) && \
setpayloadprop("primary-mac-address", confprop(pciexfn/port[pn], "primary-mac-address")) && \
(!confprop_defined(pciexfn/port[pn]/transceiver[tn], "vendor") || \
setpayloadprop("vendor", confprop(pciexfn/port[pn]/transceiver[tn], "vendor"))) \
}, \
ereport.io.service.lost@pciexfn { within(1s) };
EV_PROP_TXR_FAULT(notsupp)
EV_PROP_TXR_FAULT(whitelist)
EV_PROP_TXR_FAULT(overtemp)
EV_PROP_TXR_FAULT(hwfail)
EV_PROP_TXR_FAULT(unknown)
/*
* Allow drivers (e.g. i40e) which can't tell the difference between the events
* notsupp/unknown/whitelist to generate a single ereport covering all 3.
*
* If transceiver information is available in topo, we will turn it into
* a "notsupp" fault. If it isn't, we'll turn it into an "unknown" fault
* instead. The text in "notsupp" explicitly notes that certain drivers might
* have difficulty telling the difference between it and "whitelist".
*
* If you want this for a pcifn driver rather than pciexfn, you'll have to
* make another copy.
*/
prop fault.io.nic.transceiver.notsupp@pciexfn/port[pn]/transceiver[tn] (2) ->
ereport.io.nic.txr-err@pciexfn {
payloadprop("txr_index") == tn &&
payloadprop("port_index") == pn &&
payloadprop("error") == "notsupp/unknown" &&
confprop_defined(pciexfn/port[pn]/transceiver[tn], "vendor") &&
setpayloadprop("txr_index", tn) &&
setpayloadprop("link-name", confprop(pciexfn/port[pn], "link-name")) &&
setpayloadprop("primary-mac-address", confprop(pciexfn/port[pn], "primary-mac-address")) &&
setpayloadprop("vendor", confprop(pciexfn/port[pn]/transceiver[tn], "vendor"))
},
ereport.io.service.lost@pciexfn { within(1s) };
prop fault.io.nic.transceiver.unknown@pciexfn/port[pn]/transceiver[tn] (2) ->
ereport.io.nic.txr-err@pciexfn {
payloadprop("txr_index") == tn &&
payloadprop("port_index") == pn &&
payloadprop("error") == "notsupp/unknown" &&
!confprop_defined(pciexfn/port[pn]/transceiver[tn], "vendor") &&
setpayloadprop("txr_index", tn) &&
setpayloadprop("link-name", confprop(pciexfn/port[pn], "link-name")) &&
setpayloadprop("primary-mac-address", confprop(pciexfn/port[pn], "primary-mac-address"))
},
ereport.io.service.lost@pciexfn { within(1s) };
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