PSA: Linux v6.1 Resizable BAR support

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  • dasharo-issues

    The Dasharo issue tracker

    • Just tangentially related since it has no VFIO on it, but while gathering logs involving an issue with Coreboot on MSI PRO Z690-A WIFI DDR4 and two Radeons 5600XT (Check here if interesed: https://github.com/Dasharo/dasharo-issues/issues/245 ), I found out that amdgpu in modern Kernels is capable of pretty much doing the equivalent to enable Above 4G Decoding and ReBAR even if both are disabled in Firmware, without any user input at all. Is like if they issue a general PCI MMIO reallocation or something. Based on my results, this means that Firmware options may be pretty much meaningless if amdgpu loads and does stuff, as I get a 12 GiB PCI Bridge window either way. Not sure how it conflicts with this feature.

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