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/*
* BK Id: SCCS/s.error_log.c 1.6 05/17/01 18:14:21 cort
*/
/*
* arch/ppc/kernel/error_log.c
*
* Copyright (c) 2000 Tilmann Bitterberg
* (tilmann@bitterberg.de)
*
* Error processing of errors found by rtas even-scan routine
* which is done with every heartbeat. (chrp_setup.c)
*/
#include <linux/sched.h>
#include <asm/prom.h>
#include "error_log.h"
/* ****************************************************************** */
/*
* EVENT-SCAN
* The whole stuff below here doesn't take any action when it found
* an error, it just prints as much information as possible and
* then its up to the user to decide what to do.
*
* Returns 0 if no errors were found
* Returns 1 if there may be more errors
*/
int ppc_rtas_errorlog_scan(void)
{
const char *_errlog_severity[] = {
#ifdef VERBOSE_ERRORS
"No Error\n\t\
Should require no further information",
"Event\n\t\
This is not really an error, it is an event. I use events\n\t\
to communicate with RTAS back and forth.",
"Warning\n\t\
Indicates a non-state-losing error, either fully recovered\n\t\
by RTAS or not needing recovery. Ignore it.",
"Error sync\n\t\
May only be fatal to a certain program or thread. Recovery\n\t\
and continuation is possible, if I only had a handler for\n\t\
this. Less serious",
"Error\n\t\
Less serious, but still causing a loss of data and state.\n\t\
I can't tell you exactly what to do, You have to decide\n\t\
with help from the target and initiator field, what kind\n\t\
of further actions may take place.",
"Fatal\n\t\
Represent a permanent hardware failure and I believe this\n\t\
affects my overall performance and behaviour. I would not\n\t\
attempt to continue normal operation."
#else
"No Error",
"Event",
"Warning",
"Error sync",
"Error",
"Fatal"
#endif /* VERBOSE_ERRORS */
};
#if 0 /* unused?? */
const char *_errlog_disposition[] = {
#ifdef VERBOSE_ERRORS
"Fully recovered\n\t\
There was an error, but it is fully recovered by RTAS.",
"Limited recovery\n\t\
RTAS was able to recover the state of the machine, but some\n\t\
feature of the machine has been disabled or lost (for example\n\t\
error checking) or performance may suffer.",
"Not recovered\n\t\
Whether RTAS did not try to recover anything or recovery failed:\n\t\
HOUSTON, WE HAVE A PROBLEM!"
#else
"Fully recovered",
"Limited recovery",
"Not recovered"
#endif /* VERBOSE_ERRORS */
};
#endif
const char *_errlog_extended[] = {
#ifdef VERBOSE_ERRORS
"Not present\n\t\
Sad, the RTAS call didn't return an extended error log.",
"Present\n\t\
The extended log is present and hopefully it contains a lot of\n\t\
useful information, which leads to the solution of the problem."
#else
"Not present",
"Present"
#endif /* VERBOSE_ERRORS */
};
const char *_errlog_initiator[] = {
"Unknown or not applicable",
"CPU",
"PCI",
"ISA",
"Memory",
"Power management"
};
const char *_errlog_target[] = {
"Unknown or not applicable",
"CPU",
"PCI",
"ISA",
"Memory",
"Power management"
};
rtas_error_log error_log;
char logdata[1024];
int error;
#if 0 /* unused?? */
int retries = 0; /* if HW error, try 10 times */
#endif
error = call_rtas ("event-scan", 4, 1, (unsigned long *)&error_log,
INTERNAL_ERROR | EPOW_WARNING,
0, __pa(logdata), 1024);
if (error == 1) /* no errors found */
return 0;
if (error == -1) {
printk(KERN_ERR "Unable to get errors. Do you a favor and throw this box away\n");
return 0;
}
if (error_log.version != 1)
printk(KERN_WARNING "Unknown version (%d), please implement me\n",
error_log.version);
switch (error_log.disposition) {
case DISP_FULLY_RECOVERED:
/* there was an error, but everything is fine now */
return 0;
case DISP_NOT_RECOVERED:
printk("We have a really serious Problem!\n");
case DISP_LIMITED_RECOVERY:
printk("Error classification\n");
printk("Severity : %s\n",
ppc_rtas_errorlog_check_severity (error_log));
printk("Initiator : %s\n",
ppc_rtas_errorlog_check_initiator (error_log));
printk("Target : %s\n",
ppc_rtas_errorlog_check_target (error_log));
printk("Type : %s\n",
ppc_rtas_errorlog_check_type (error_log));
printk("Ext. log : %s\n",
ppc_rtas_errorlog_check_extended (error_log));
if (error_log.extended)
ppc_rtas_errorlog_disect_extended (logdata);
return 1;
default:
/* nothing */
break;
}
return 0;
}
/* ****************************************************************** */
const char * ppc_rtas_errorlog_check_type (rtas_error_log error_log)
{
const char *_errlog_type[] = {
"unknown type",
"too many tries failed",
"TCE error",
"RTAS device failed",
"target timed out",
"parity error on data", /* 5 */
"parity error on address",
"parity error on external cache",
"access to invalid address",
"uncorrectable ECC error",
"corrected ECC error" /* 10 */
};
if (error_log.type == TYPE_EPOW)
return "EPOW";
if (error_log.type >= TYPE_PMGM_POWER_SW_ON)
return "PowerMGM Event (not handled right now)";
return _errlog_type[error_log.type];
}
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