Intel® Stratix® 10 Hard Processor System Remote System Update User Guide

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Document Table of Contents x
1. Overview 2. Use Cases 3. Quad SPI Flash Layout 4. Intel® Quartus® Prime Software and Tool Support 5. Software Support 6. Flash Corruption - Detection and Recovery 7. Remote System Update Example 8. Version Compatibility Considerations 9. Intel® Stratix® 10 Hard Processor System Remote System Update User Guide Archives 10. Document Revision History for the Intel® Stratix® 10 Hard Processor System Remote System Update User Guide A. Configuration Flow Diagrams B. RSU Status and Error Codes C. U-Boot RSU Reference Information D. LIBRSU Reference Information E. Combined Application Images
1. Overview x
1.1. Features 1.2. System Components 1.3. Glossary
2. Use Cases x
2.1. Manufacturing 2.2. Application Image Boot 2.3. Factory Image Boot 2.4. Modifying the List of Application Images 2.5. Querying RSU Status 2.6. Loading a Specific Image 2.7. Protected Access to Flash 2.8. Remote System Update Watchdog 2.9. RSU Notify 2.10. Updating the Factory Image 2.11. Updating the Decision Firmware 2.12. Retrying when Configuration Fails 2.13. Querying the Decision Firmware Version
3. Quad SPI Flash Layout x
3.1. High Level Flash Layout 3.2. Detailed Quad SPI Flash Layout 3.3. Decision Firmware Data Max Retry Information 3.4. Firmware Version Information
3.1. High Level Flash Layout x
3.1.1. Standard (non-RSU) Image Layout in Flash 3.1.2. RSU Image Layout in Flash – SDM Perspective 3.1.3. RSU Image Layout – Your Perspective
3.2. Detailed Quad SPI Flash Layout x
3.2.1. RSU Image Sub-Partitions Layout 3.2.2. Sub-Partition Table Layout 3.2.3. Configuration Pointer Block Layout 3.2.4. Image Layout
3.2.4. Image Layout x
3.2.4.1. Absolute Application Image Layout
4. Intel® Quartus® Prime Software and Tool Support x
4.1. Intel® Quartus® Prime Pro Edition Software 4.2. Programming File Generator 4.3. Intel® Quartus® Prime Programmer 4.4. Supported QSPI Flash Devices
4.1. Intel® Quartus® Prime Pro Edition Software x
4.1.1. Selecting Factory Load Pin 4.1.2. Enabling HPS Watchdog to Trigger RSU 4.1.3. Setting the Max Retry Parameter
4.2. Programming File Generator x
4.2.1. Programming File Generator File Types 4.2.2. Bitswap Option 4.2.3. Creating Images
4.2.3. Creating Images x
4.2.3.1. Creating Initial Flash Image 4.2.3.2. Creating Application Images 4.2.3.3. Creating Factory Update Images 4.2.3.4. Creating Decision Firmware Update Images 4.2.3.5. Creating Combined Application Images
4.2.3.1. Creating Initial Flash Image x
4.2.3.1.1. Creating Initial Flash Image for FPGA First 4.2.3.1.2. Creating Initial Flash Image for HPS First
5. Software Support x
5.1. SDM RSU Support 5.2. Arm Trusted Firmware Support 5.3. U-Boot RSU Support 5.4. Linux* RSU Support
5.3. U-Boot RSU Support x
5.3.1. U-Boot RSU APIs 5.3.2. U-Boot RSU Commands
5.4. Linux* RSU Support x
5.4.1. Intel® Service Driver 5.4.2. Intel® RSU Driver 5.4.3. LIBRSU Library 5.4.4. RSU Client
6. Flash Corruption - Detection and Recovery x
6.1. Decision Firmware 6.2. Decision Firmware Data 6.3. Configuration Pointer Block 6.4. Sub-Partition Table 6.5. Application Image 6.6. Factory Image 6.7. Example Maintenance Procedure
6.7. Example Maintenance Procedure x
6.7.1. Maintenance Procedure
6.7.1. Maintenance Procedure x
6.7.1.1. Recover Decision Firmware Procedure
7. Remote System Update Example x
7.1. Exercising U-Boot RSU Commands
7.1. Exercising U-Boot RSU Commands x
7.1.1. Using U-Boot to Perform Basic Operations 7.1.2. Watchdog and Max Retry Operation 7.1.3. Updating the Factory Image Using U-Boot 7.1.4. Fallback on Flash Corruption of Application Images 7.1.5. Additional Flash Corruption Detection and Recovery
7.1.5. Additional Flash Corruption Detection and Recovery x
7.1.5.1. Corrupted Decision Firmware 7.1.5.2. Corrupted Decision Firmware Data 7.1.5.3. Corrupted Configuration Pointer Block 7.1.5.4. Corrupted Sub-Partition Table
8. Version Compatibility Considerations x
8.1. Component Versions 8.2. Component Interfaces 8.3. Component Version Compatibility 8.4. Using Multiple Intel® Quartus® Prime Software Versions for Bitstreams 8.5. Updating U-Boot to Support Different SSBL per Bitstream
8.5. Updating U-Boot to Support Different SSBL per Bitstream x
8.5.1. Using Multiple SSBLs with SD/MMC 8.5.2. Using Multiple SSBLs with QSPI 8.5.3. U-Boot Source Code Details
A. Configuration Flow Diagrams x
A.1. Load Image on Power Up or nConfig Flow A.2. Try Loading Image Process A.3. Request Specific Image Flow A.4. Configure after Image Failure Process A.5. Watchdog Timeout Flow
C. U-Boot RSU Reference Information x
C.1. Configuration Parameters C.2. Error Codes C.3. Using U-Boot RSU Without a Valid SPT or CPB C.4. Macros C.5. Data Types C.6. Functions C.7. RSU U-Boot Commands
C.1. Configuration Parameters x
C.1.1. rsu_protected_slot C.1.2. rsu_log_level C.1.3. rsu_spt_checksum
C.5. Data Types x
C.5.1. rsu_slot_info C.5.2. rsu_status_info
C.6. Functions x
C.6.1. rsu_init C.6.2. rsu_exit C.6.3. rsu_slot_count C.6.4. rsu_slot_by_name C.6.5. rsu_slot_get_info C.6.6. rsu_slot_size C.6.7. rsu_slot_priority C.6.8. rsu_slot_erase C.6.9. rsu_slot_program_buf C.6.10. rsu_slot_program_factory_update_buf C.6.11. rsu_slot_program_buf_raw C.6.12. rsu_slot_verify_buf C.6.13. rsu_slot_verify_buf_raw C.6.14. rsu_slot_enable C.6.15. rsu_slot_disable C.6.16. rsu_slot_load C.6.17. rsu_slot_load_factory C.6.18. rsu_slot_rename C.6.19. rsu_slot_delete C.6.20. rsu_slot_create C.6.21. rsu_status_log C.6.22. rsu_notify C.6.23. rsu_clear_error_status C.6.24. rsu_reset_retry_counter C.6.25. rsu_dcmf_version C.6.26. rsu_max_retry C.6.27. rsu_dcmf_status C.6.28. rsu_create_empty_cpb C.6.29. rsu_restore_cpb C.6.30. rsu_save_cpb C.6.31. rsu_restore_spt C.6.32. rsu_save_spt C.6.33. rsu_running_factory
C.7. RSU U-Boot Commands x
C.7.1. dtb C.7.2. list C.7.3. slot_by_name C.7.4. slot_count C.7.5. slot_disable C.7.6. slot_enable C.7.7. slot_erase C.7.8. slot_get_info C.7.9. slot_load C.7.10. slot_load_factory C.7.11. slot_priority C.7.12. slot_program_buf C.7.13. slot_program_buf_raw C.7.14. slot_program_factory_update_buf C.7.15. slot_rename C.7.16. slot_delete C.7.17. slot_create C.7.18. slot_size C.7.19. slot_verify_buf C.7.20. slot_verify_buf_raw C.7.21. status_log C.7.22. update C.7.23. notify C.7.24. clear_error_status C.7.25. reset_retry_counter C.7.26. display_dcmf_version C.7.27. display_dcmf_status C.7.28. display_max_retry C.7.29. restore_spt C.7.30. save_spt C.7.31. create_empty_cpb C.7.32. restore_cpb C.7.33. save_cpb C.7.34. check_running_factory
D. LIBRSU Reference Information x
D.1. Configuration File D.2. Error Codes D.3. Using LIBRSU Without a Valid SPT or CPB D.4. Macros D.5. Data Types D.6. Functions D.7. RSU Client Commands
D.5. Data Types x
D.5.1. rsu_slot_info D.5.2. rsu_status_info D.5.3. rsu_data_callback
D.6. Functions x
D.6.1. librsu_init D.6.2. librsu_exit D.6.3. rsu_slot_count D.6.4. rsu_slot_by_name D.6.5. rsu_slot_get_info D.6.6. rsu_slot_size D.6.7. rsu_slot_priority D.6.8. rsu_slot_erase D.6.9. rsu_slot_program_buf D.6.10. rsu_slot_program_factory_update_buf D.6.11. rsu_slot_program_file D.6.12. rsu_slot_program_factory_update_file D.6.13. rsu_slot_program_buf_raw D.6.14. rsu_slot_program_file_raw D.6.15. rsu_slot_verify_buf D.6.16. rsu_slot_verify_file D.6.17. rsu_slot_verify_buf_raw D.6.18. rsu_slot_verify_file_raw D.6.19. rsu_slot_program_callback D.6.20. rsu_slot_program_callback_raw D.6.21. rsu_slot_verify_callback D.6.22. rsu_slot_verify_callback_raw D.6.23. rsu_slot_copy_to_file D.6.24. rsu_slot_enable D.6.25. rsu_slot_disable D.6.26. rsu_slot_load_after_reboot D.6.27. rsu_slot_load_factory_after_reboot D.6.28. rsu_slot_rename D.6.29. rsu_slot_delete D.6.30. rsu_slot_create D.6.31. rsu_status_log D.6.32. rsu_notify D.6.33. rsu_clear_error_status D.6.34. rsu_reset_retry_counter D.6.35. rsu_dcmf_version D.6.36. rsu_max_retry D.6.37. rsu_dcmf_status D.6.38. rsu_save_spt D.6.39. rsu_restore_spt D.6.40. rsu_save_cpb D.6.41. rsu_create_empty_cpb D.6.42. rsu_restore_cpb D.6.43. rsu_running_factory
D.7. RSU Client Commands x
D.7.1. count D.7.2. list D.7.3. size D.7.4. priority D.7.5. enable D.7.6. disable D.7.7. request D.7.8. request-factory D.7.9. erase D.7.10. add D.7.11. add-factory-update D.7.12. add-raw D.7.13. verify D.7.14. verify-raw D.7.15. copy D.7.16. log D.7.17. notify D.7.18. clear-error-status D.7.19. reset-retry-counter D.7.20. display-dcmf-version D.7.21. display-dcmf-status D.7.22. display-max-retry D.7.23. create-slot D.7.24. delete-slot D.7.25. restore-spt D.7.26. save-spt D.7.27. create-empty-cpb D.7.28. restore-cpb D.7.29. save-cpb D.7.30. check-running-factory D.7.31. help
1. Overview
2. Use Cases
3. Quad SPI Flash Layout
4. Intel® Quartus® Prime Software and Tool Support
5. Software Support
6. Flash Corruption - Detection and Recovery
7. Remote System Update Example
8. Version Compatibility Considerations
9. Intel® Stratix® 10 Hard Processor System Remote System Update User Guide Archives
10. Document Revision History for the Intel® Stratix® 10 Hard Processor System Remote System Update User Guide
A. Configuration Flow Diagrams
B. RSU Status and Error Codes
C. U-Boot RSU Reference Information
D. LIBRSU Reference Information
E. Combined Application Images

7.1.5.3. Corrupted Configuration Pointer Block

This section uses U-Boot commands to demonstrate how configuration pointer block corruptions can be detected and recovered.
Note: The commands listed in this example assume the initial flash image (JIC) was written to flash, with no other changes.
  1. Power up board, stop at U-Boot prompt.
  2. Run the rsu list command to display a detailed status, including all the partitions, to determine the location of the SPTs: 
    SOCFPGA # rsu list
RSU: Remote System Update Status
Current Image   : 0x01000000
Last Fail Image : 0x00000000
State           : 0x00000000
Version         : 0x00000202
Error location  : 0x00000000
Error details   : 0x00000000
Retry counter   : 0x00000000
RSU: Sub-partition table 0 offset 0x00910000
RSU: Sub-partition table 1 offset 0x00918000
SF: Detected mt25qu02g with page size 256 Bytes, erase size 4 KiB, total 256 MiB
RSU: Sub-partition table content
       BOOT_INFO	Offset: 0x0000000000000000	Length: 0x00110000	Flag : 0x00000003
   FACTORY_IMAGE	Offset: 0x0000000000110000	Length: 0x00800000	Flag : 0x00000003
              P1	Offset: 0x0000000001000000	Length: 0x01000000	Flag : 0x00000000
            SPT0	Offset: 0x0000000000910000	Length: 0x00008000	Flag : 0x00000001
            SPT1	Offset: 0x0000000000918000	Length: 0x00008000	Flag : 0x00000001
            CPB0	Offset: 0x0000000000920000	Length: 0x00008000	Flag : 0x00000001
            CPB1	Offset: 0x0000000000928000	Length: 0x00008000	Flag : 0x00000001
              P2	Offset: 0x0000000002000000	Length: 0x01000000	Flag : 0x00000000
              P3	Offset: 0x0000000003000000	Length: 0x01000000	Flag : 0x00000000
RSU: CMF pointer block offset 0x00920000
RSU: CMF pointer block's image pointer list
Priority 1 Offset: 0x0000000001000000 nslot: 0
  3. Corrupt CPB0 by erasing the corresponding flash area: 
    SOCFPGA # sf probe
SF: Detected mt25qu02g with page size 256 Bytes, erase size 4 KiB, total 256 MiB
SOCFPGA # sf erase 0x0920000 0x1000
SF: 4096 bytes @ 0x920000 Erased: OK
  4. Power cycle the board, the stop to U-Boot prompt and query the RSU status: 
    SOCFPGA # rsu status_log
FW detects corrupted CPB0 but CPB1 is fine
Restoring CPB0
Current Image   : 0x01000000
Last Fail Image : 0x00000000
State           : 0xf004d010
Version         : 0x0dcf0202
Error location  : 0x00000000
Error details   : 0x00000000
Retry counter   : 0x00000000

    The State field has the special error code 0xf004d010 which indicates that CPB0 was corrupted. The Version field indicates that the error was reported by the decision firmware (0xDCF). The rsu_init function which is called first time an U-Boot RSU command is executed detected the CPB corruption and recovered CPB0 from CPB1.

  5. Save the CPB contents to a file, to be used later for recovery. 
    SOCFPGA # rsu save_cpb ${loadaddr}
4100 bytes CPB data saved
SOCFPGA # fatwrite mmc 0:1 ${loadaddr} cpb-backup.bin ${filesize}
4100 bytes written
  6. Corrupt both CPBs by erasing the flash at their location: 
    SOCFPGA # sf probe
SF: Detected mt25qu02g with page size 256 Bytes, erase size 4 KiB, total 256 MiB
SOCFPGA # sf erase 0x0920000 0x1000
SF: 4096 bytes @ 0x920000 Erased: OK
SOCFPGA # sf erase 0x0928000 0x1000
SF: 4096 bytes @ 0x928000 Erased: OK
  7. Power cycle the board, boot to U-Boot prompt and query RSU status: 
    SOCFPGA # rsu status_log
FW detects both CPBs corrupted
Current Image   : 0x00110000
Last Fail Image : 0x00000000
State           : 0xf004d011
Version         : 0x0dcf0202
Error location  : 0x00000000
Error details   : 0x00000000
Retry counter   : 0x00000000

    The Current Image is reported as being the factory image, as expected. The State field has the special error code 0xf004d011 which indicates that both CPBs were corrupted. The Version field indicates that the error was reported by the decision firmware (0xDCF). The rsu_init function which is called first time an U-Boot RSU command is executed detected and reported that both CPBs are corrupted.

  8. Try to run a command which requires a valid CPB - it is rejected: 
    SOCFPGA # rsu slot_get_info 0
corrupted CPB --run rsu create_empty_cpb or rsu restore_cpb <address> first
  9. Restore the saved CPB from the backup file that we created: 
    SOCFPGA # fatload mmc 0:1 ${loadaddr} cpb-backup.bin
4100 bytes read in 3 ms (1.3 MiB/s)
SOCFPGA # rsu restore_cpb ${loadaddr}
  10. Clear the errors reported by firmware, as the CPB was restored. 
    SOCFPGA # rsu clear_error_status
    Alternatively you can also power cycle or assert nCONFIG to clear the errors reported by firmware.
  11. Try again to run a command which require a valid CPB - it succeeds: 
    SOCFPGA # rsu slot_get_info 0
NAME: P2
OFFSET: 0x0000000001000000
SIZE: 0x01000000
PRIORITY: 1
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