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@ -1914,24 +1914,22 @@ Now we fix the Memory Map...
# NuttX Memory Map for Ox64 BL808 # NuttX Memory Map for Ox64 BL808
To fix the NuttX Memory Map for Ox64, let's trace the MMU Page Table Entries. From the [MMU Log](https://gist.github.com/lupyuen/73906723edf5f1611c7829779b18668a)... To fix the NuttX Memory Map for Ox64, let's trace the MMU Page Table Entries. From the [MMU Log](https://gist.github.com/lupyuen/22712d6a2c3a7eb2da1f3cd5c2f4f6cf)...
__Map I/O regions: (Level 1)__ __Map I/O regions: (Level 1)__
```text ```text
mmu_ln_map_region: mmu_ln_map_region:
ptlevel=1, lnvaddr=0x50406000, paddr=0, vaddr=0, size=0x50000000, mmuflags=0x26 ptlevel=1, lnvaddr=0x50407000, paddr=0, vaddr=0, size=0x40000000, mmuflags=0x26
mmu_ln_setentry: mmu_ln_setentry:
ptlevel=1, lnvaddr=0x50406000, paddr=0, vaddr=0, mmuflags=0x26 ptlevel=1, lnvaddr=0x50407000, paddr=0, vaddr=0, mmuflags=0x26
mmu_ln_setentry: mmu_ln_setentry:
ptlevel=1, lnvaddr=0x50406000, paddr=0x40000000, vaddr=0x40000000, mmuflags=0x26 index=0, paddr=0, mmuflags=0xe7, pte_addr=0x50407000, pte_val=0xe7
``` ```
`mmuflags=0x26` means Read + Write + Global `mmuflags=0x26` means Read + Write + Global
TODO: Fix misaligned paddr=0x40000000
__Map PLIC: (Level 1)__ __Map PLIC: (Level 1)__
Assuming we add L1 for 0xE000 0000 to access PLIC... Assuming we add L1 for 0xE000 0000 to access PLIC...
@ -1976,16 +1974,20 @@ mmu_ln_setentry: index=0x1ff, paddr=0x503ff000, mmuflags=0xeb, pte_addr=0x50404f
__Map kernel data: (Levels 2 & 3)__ __Map kernel data: (Levels 2 & 3)__
```text ```text
mmu_ln_setentry: // Level 2
ptlevel=2, lnvaddr=0x50405000, paddr=0x50404000, vaddr=0x50400000, mmuflags=0x0 mmu_ln_setentry: ptlevel=2, lnvaddr=0x50406000, paddr=0x50405000, vaddr=0x50400000, mmuflags=0x0
mmu_ln_setentry: index=0x82, paddr=0x50405000, mmuflags=0x1, pte_addr=0x50406410, pte_val=0x14101401
mmu_ln_setentry: ptlevel=3, lnvaddr=0x50404000, paddr=0x50400000, vaddr=0x50400000, mmuflags=0x26 // Level 3
mmu_ln_setentry: ptlevel=3, lnvaddr=0x50404000, paddr=0x50401000, vaddr=0x50401000, mmuflags=0x26 mmu_ln_setentry: ptlevel=3, lnvaddr=0x50405000, paddr=0x50400000, vaddr=0x5040000, mmuflags=0x26
mmu_ln_setentry: ptlevel=3, lnvaddr=0x50404000, paddr=0x50402000, vaddr=0x50402000, mmuflags=0x26 mmu_ln_setentry: index=0, paddr=0x50400000, mmuflags=0xe7, pte_addr=0x50405000, pte_val=0x141000e7
mmu_ln_setentry: ptlevel=3, lnvaddr=0x50405000, paddr=0x50401000, vaddr=0x50401000, mmuflags=0x26
mmu_ln_setentry: index=0x1, paddr=0x50401000, mmuflags=0xe7, pte_addr=0x50405008, pte_val=0x141004e7
mmu_ln_setentry: ptlevel=3, lnvaddr=0x50405000, paddr=0x50402000, vaddr=0x50402000, mmuflags=0x26
mmu_ln_setentry: index=0x2, paddr=0x50402000, mmuflags=0xe7, pte_addr=0x50405010, pte_val=0x141008e7
... ...
mmu_ln_setentry: ptlevel=3, lnvaddr=0x50404000, paddr=0x505fd000, vaddr=0x505fd000, mmuflags=0x26 mmu_ln_setentry: ptlevel=3, lnvaddr=0x50405000, paddr=0x505ff000, vaddr=0x505ff000, mmuflags=0x26
mmu_ln_setentry: ptlevel=3, lnvaddr=0x50404000, paddr=0x505fe000, vaddr=0x505fe000, mmuflags=0x26 mmu_ln_setentry: index=0x1ff, paddr=0x505ff000, mmuflags=0xe7, pte_addr=0x50405ff8, pte_val=0x1417fce7
mmu_ln_setentry: ptlevel=3, lnvaddr=0x50404000, paddr=0x505ff000, vaddr=0x505ff000, mmuflags=0x26
``` ```
`mmuflags=0x0` means PTE is a pointer to the next level of the page table `mmuflags=0x0` means PTE is a pointer to the next level of the page table
@ -1996,28 +1998,34 @@ __Connect the L1 and L2 page tables:__
```text ```text
mmu_ln_setentry: mmu_ln_setentry:
ptlevel=1, lnvaddr=0x50406000, paddr=0x50405000, vaddr=0x50200000, mmuflags=0x20 ptlevel=1, lnvaddr=0x50407000, paddr=0x50406000, vaddr=0x50200000, mmuflags=0x20
mmu_ln_setentry:
index=0x1, paddr=0x50406000, mmuflags=0x21, pte_addr=0x50407008, pte_val=0x14101821
``` ```
`mmuflags=0x20` means PTE_G: Page is a Global Mapping. `mmuflags=0x20` means PTE_G: Page is a Global Mapping.
And PTE is a pointer to the next level of the page table. And PTE is a pointer to the next level of the page table.
Which means that Virtual Address 0x5020 0000 points to the L2 Page Table 0x5040 5000 Which means that Virtual Address 0x5020 0000 points to the L2 Page Table 0x5040 6000
__Map the page pool: (Level 2)__ __Map the page pool: (Level 2)__
```text ```text
mmu_ln_map_region: mmu_ln_map_region: ptlevel=2, lnvaddr=0x50406000, paddr=0x50600000, vaddr=0x50600000, size=0x1400000, mmuflags=0x26
ptlevel=2, lnvaddr=0x50405000, paddr=0x50600000, vaddr=0x50600000, size=0x1400000, mmuflags=0x26
mmu_ln_setentry: ptlevel=2, lnvaddr=0x50405000, paddr=0x50600000, vaddr=0x50600000, mmuflags=0x26 mmu_ln_setentry: ptlevel=2, lnvaddr=0x50406000, paddr=0x50600000, vaddr=0x50600000, mmuflags=0x26
mmu_ln_setentry: ptlevel=2, lnvaddr=0x50405000, paddr=0x50800000, vaddr=0x50800000, mmuflags=0x26 mmu_ln_setentry: index=0x83, paddr=0x50600000, mmuflags=0xe7, pte_addr=0x50406418, pte_val=0x141800e7
mmu_ln_setentry: ptlevel=2, lnvaddr=0x50405000, paddr=0x50a00000, vaddr=0x50a00000, mmuflags=0x26
mmu_ln_setentry: ptlevel=2, lnvaddr=0x50406000, paddr=0x5000000, vaddr=0x50800000, mmuflags=0x26
mmu_ln_setentry: index=0x84, paddr=0x50800000, mmuflags=0xe7, pte_addr=0x50406420, pte_val=0x142000e7
mmu_ln_setentry: ptlevel=2, lnvaddr=0x50406000, paddr=0x50a00000, vaddr=0x50a00000, mmuflags=0x26
mmu_ln_setentry: index=0x85, paddr=0x50a00000, mmuflags=0xe7, pte_addr=0x50406428, pte_val=0x142800e7
... ...
mmu_ln_setentry: ptlevel=2, lnvaddr=0x50405000, paddr=0x51400000, vaddr=0x51400000, mmuflags=0x26 mmu_ln_setentry: ptlevel=2, lnvaddr=0x50406000, paddr=0x51800000, vaddr=0x51800000, mmuflags=0x26
mmu_ln_setentry: ptlevel=2, lnvaddr=0x50405000, paddr=0x51600000, vaddr=0x51600000, mmuflags=0x26 mmu_ln_setentry: index=0x8c, paddr=0x51800000, mmuflags=0xe7, pte_addr=0x50406460, pte_val=0x146000e7
mmu_ln_setentry: ptlevel=2, lnvaddr=0x50405000, paddr=0x51800000, vaddr=0x51800000, mmuflags=0x26
``` ```
`mmuflags=0x26` means Read + Write + Global `mmuflags=0x26` means Read + Write + Global
@ -2069,11 +2077,13 @@ mmu_ln_setentry: index=0x80, paddr=0x5069c000, mmuflags=0xd7, pte_addr=0x5061b40
_What are the 3 Levels of Page Tables?_ _What are the 3 Levels of Page Tables?_
lnvaddr=0x50406000 is m_l1_pgtable lnvaddr=0x50407000 is m_l1_pgtable (Level 1 Page Table for Kernel)
lnvaddr=0x50405000 is m_l2_pgtable lnvaddr=0x50406000 is m_l2_pgtable (Level 2 Page Table for Kernel)
lnvaddr=0x50403000 is m_l3_pgtable lnvaddr=0x50404000 is m_l3_pgtable (Level 3 Page Table for Kernel)
lnvaddr=0x50403000 is m_int_l3_pgtable (Level 3 Page Table for Kernel PLIC)
lnvaddr=0x5061b000 is User L1 Page Table for Code, Data, Heap lnvaddr=0x5061b000 is User L1 Page Table for Code, Data, Heap