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Ronak Kanabar1ae366f2023-06-07 01:21:56 +05301/** @file
2 Platform TPM Profile Specification definition for TPM2.0.
3 It covers both FIFO and CRB interface.
4
5Copyright (c) 2016 - 2018, Intel Corporation. All rights reserved.<BR>
6SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-2-Clause-Patent
7
8**/
9
10#ifndef _TPM_PTP_H_
11#define _TPM_PTP_H_
12
13//
14// PTP FIFO definition
15//
16
17//
18// Set structure alignment to 1-byte
19//
20#pragma pack (1)
21
22//
23// Register set map as specified in PTP specification Chapter 5
24//
25typedef struct {
26 ///
27 /// Used to gain ownership for this particular port.
28 ///
29 UINT8 Access; // 0
30 UINT8 Reserved1[7]; // 1
31 ///
32 /// Controls interrupts.
33 ///
34 UINT32 IntEnable; // 8
35 ///
36 /// SIRQ vector to be used by the TPM.
37 ///
38 UINT8 IntVector; // 0ch
39 UINT8 Reserved2[3]; // 0dh
40 ///
41 /// What caused interrupt.
42 ///
43 UINT32 IntSts; // 10h
44 ///
45 /// Shows which interrupts are supported by that particular TPM.
46 ///
47 UINT32 InterfaceCapability; // 14h
48 ///
49 /// Status Register. Provides status of the TPM.
50 ///
51 UINT8 Status; // 18h
52 ///
53 /// Number of consecutive writes that can be done to the TPM.
54 ///
55 UINT16 BurstCount; // 19h
56 ///
57 /// Additional Status Register.
58 ///
59 UINT8 StatusEx; // 1Bh
60 UINT8 Reserved3[8];
61 ///
62 /// Read or write FIFO, depending on transaction.
63 ///
64 UINT32 DataFifo; // 24h
65 UINT8 Reserved4[8]; // 28h
66 ///
67 /// Used to identify the Interface types supported by the TPM.
68 ///
69 UINT32 InterfaceId; // 30h
70 UINT8 Reserved5[0x4c]; // 34h
71 ///
72 /// Extended ReadFIFO or WriteFIFO, depending on the current bus cycle (read or write)
73 ///
74 UINT32 XDataFifo; // 80h
75 UINT8 Reserved6[0xe7c]; // 84h
76 ///
77 /// Vendor ID
78 ///
79 UINT16 Vid; // 0f00h
80 ///
81 /// Device ID
82 ///
83 UINT16 Did; // 0f02h
84 ///
85 /// Revision ID
86 ///
87 UINT8 Rid; // 0f04h
88 UINT8 Reserved[0xfb]; // 0f05h
89} PTP_FIFO_REGISTERS;
90
91//
92// Restore original structure alignment
93//
94#pragma pack ()
95
96//
97// Define pointer types used to access TIS registers on PC
98//
99typedef PTP_FIFO_REGISTERS *PTP_FIFO_REGISTERS_PTR;
100
101//
102// Define bits of FIFO Interface Identifier Register
103//
104typedef union {
105 struct {
106 UINT32 InterfaceType : 4;
107 UINT32 InterfaceVersion : 4;
108 UINT32 CapLocality : 1;
109 UINT32 Reserved1 : 2;
110 UINT32 CapDataXferSizeSupport : 2;
111 UINT32 CapFIFO : 1;
112 UINT32 CapCRB : 1;
113 UINT32 CapIFRes : 2;
114 UINT32 InterfaceSelector : 2;
115 UINT32 IntfSelLock : 1;
116 UINT32 Reserved2 : 4;
117 UINT32 Reserved3 : 8;
118 } Bits;
119 UINT32 Uint32;
120} PTP_FIFO_INTERFACE_IDENTIFIER;
121
122//
123// Define bits of FIFO Interface Capability Register
124//
125typedef union {
126 struct {
127 UINT32 DataAvailIntSupport : 1;
128 UINT32 StsValidIntSupport : 1;
129 UINT32 LocalityChangeIntSupport : 1;
130 UINT32 InterruptLevelHigh : 1;
131 UINT32 InterruptLevelLow : 1;
132 UINT32 InterruptEdgeRising : 1;
133 UINT32 InterruptEdgeFalling : 1;
134 UINT32 CommandReadyIntSupport : 1;
135 UINT32 BurstCountStatic : 1;
136 UINT32 DataTransferSizeSupport : 2;
137 UINT32 Reserved : 17;
138 UINT32 InterfaceVersion : 3;
139 UINT32 Reserved2 : 1;
140 } Bits;
141 UINT32 Uint32;
142} PTP_FIFO_INTERFACE_CAPABILITY;
143
144///
145/// InterfaceVersion
146///
147#define INTERFACE_CAPABILITY_INTERFACE_VERSION_TIS_12 0x0
148#define INTERFACE_CAPABILITY_INTERFACE_VERSION_TIS_13 0x2
149#define INTERFACE_CAPABILITY_INTERFACE_VERSION_PTP 0x3
150
151//
152// Define bits of ACCESS and STATUS registers
153//
154
155///
156/// This bit is a 1 to indicate that the other bits in this register are valid.
157///
158#define PTP_FIFO_VALID BIT7
159///
160/// Indicate that this locality is active.
161///
162#define PTP_FIFO_ACC_ACTIVE BIT5
163///
164/// Set to 1 to indicate that this locality had the TPM taken away while
165/// this locality had the TIS_PC_ACC_ACTIVE bit set.
166///
167#define PTP_FIFO_ACC_SEIZED BIT4
168///
169/// Set to 1 to indicate that TPM MUST reset the
170/// TIS_PC_ACC_ACTIVE bit and remove ownership for localities less than the
171/// locality that is writing this bit.
172///
173#define PTP_FIFO_ACC_SEIZE BIT3
174///
175/// When this bit is 1, another locality is requesting usage of the TPM.
176///
177#define PTP_FIFO_ACC_PENDIND BIT2
178///
179/// Set to 1 to indicate that this locality is requesting to use TPM.
180///
181#define PTP_FIFO_ACC_RQUUSE BIT1
182///
183/// A value of 1 indicates that a T/OS has not been established on the platform
184///
185#define PTP_FIFO_ACC_ESTABLISH BIT0
186
187///
188/// This field indicates that STS_DATA and STS_EXPECT are valid
189///
190#define PTP_FIFO_STS_VALID BIT7
191///
192/// When this bit is 1, TPM is in the Ready state,
193/// indicating it is ready to receive a new command.
194///
195#define PTP_FIFO_STS_READY BIT6
196///
197/// Write a 1 to this bit to cause the TPM to execute that command.
198///
199#define PTP_FIFO_STS_GO BIT5
200///
201/// This bit indicates that the TPM has data available as a response.
202///
203#define PTP_FIFO_STS_DATA BIT4
204///
205/// The TPM sets this bit to a value of 1 when it expects another byte of data for a command.
206///
207#define PTP_FIFO_STS_EXPECT BIT3
208///
209/// Indicates that the TPM has completed all self-test actions following a TPM_ContinueSelfTest command.
210///
211#define PTP_FIFO_STS_SELFTEST_DONE BIT2
212///
213/// Writes a 1 to this bit to force the TPM to re-send the response.
214///
215#define PTP_FIFO_STS_RETRY BIT1
216
217///
218/// TPM Family Identifier.
219/// 00: TPM 1.2 Family
220/// 01: TPM 2.0 Family
221///
222#define PTP_FIFO_STS_EX_TPM_FAMILY (BIT2 | BIT3)
223#define PTP_FIFO_STS_EX_TPM_FAMILY_OFFSET (2)
224#define PTP_FIFO_STS_EX_TPM_FAMILY_TPM12 (0)
225#define PTP_FIFO_STS_EX_TPM_FAMILY_TPM20 (BIT2)
226///
227/// A write of 1 after tpmGo and before dataAvail aborts the currently executing command, resulting in a response of TPM_RC_CANCELLED.
228/// A write of 1 after dataAvail and before tpmGo is ignored by the TPM.
229///
230#define PTP_FIFO_STS_EX_CANCEL BIT0
231
232//
233// PTP CRB definition
234//
235
236//
237// Set structure alignment to 1-byte
238//
239#pragma pack (1)
240
241//
242// Register set map as specified in PTP specification Chapter 5
243//
244typedef struct {
245 ///
246 /// Used to determine current state of Locality of the TPM.
247 ///
248 UINT32 LocalityState; // 0
249 UINT8 Reserved1[4]; // 4
250 ///
251 /// Used to gain control of the TPM by this Locality.
252 ///
253 UINT32 LocalityControl; // 8
254 ///
255 /// Used to determine whether Locality has been granted or Seized.
256 ///
257 UINT32 LocalityStatus; // 0ch
258 UINT8 Reserved2[0x20]; // 10h
259 ///
260 /// Used to identify the Interface types supported by the TPM.
261 ///
262 UINT32 InterfaceId; // 30h
263 ///
264 /// Vendor ID
265 ///
266 UINT16 Vid; // 34h
267 ///
268 /// Device ID
269 ///
270 UINT16 Did; // 36h
271 ///
272 /// Optional Register used in low memory environments prior to CRB_DATA_BUFFER availability.
273 ///
274 UINT64 CrbControlExtension; // 38h
275 ///
276 /// Register used to initiate transactions for the CRB interface.
277 ///
278 UINT32 CrbControlRequest; // 40h
279 ///
280 /// Register used by the TPM to provide status of the CRB interface.
281 ///
282 UINT32 CrbControlStatus; // 44h
283 ///
284 /// Register used by software to cancel command processing.
285 ///
286 UINT32 CrbControlCancel; // 48h
287 ///
288 /// Register used to indicate presence of command or response data in the CRB buffer.
289 ///
290 UINT32 CrbControlStart; // 4Ch
291 ///
292 /// Register used to configure and respond to interrupts.
293 ///
294 UINT32 CrbInterruptEnable; // 50h
295 UINT32 CrbInterruptStatus; // 54h
296 ///
297 /// Size of the Command buffer.
298 ///
299 UINT32 CrbControlCommandSize; // 58h
300 ///
301 /// Command buffer start address
302 ///
303 UINT32 CrbControlCommandAddressLow; // 5Ch
304 UINT32 CrbControlCommandAddressHigh; // 60h
305 ///
306 /// Size of the Response buffer
307 ///
308 UINT32 CrbControlResponseSize; // 64h
309 ///
310 /// Address of the start of the Response buffer
311 ///
312 UINT64 CrbControlResponseAddrss; // 68h
313 UINT8 Reserved4[0x10]; // 70h
314 ///
315 /// Command/Response Data may be defined as large as 3968 (0xF80).
316 ///
317 UINT8 CrbDataBuffer[0xF80]; // 80h
318} PTP_CRB_REGISTERS;
319
320//
321// Define pointer types used to access CRB registers on PTP
322//
323typedef PTP_CRB_REGISTERS *PTP_CRB_REGISTERS_PTR;
324
325//
326// Define bits of CRB Interface Identifier Register
327//
328typedef union {
329 struct {
330 UINT32 InterfaceType : 4;
331 UINT32 InterfaceVersion : 4;
332 UINT32 CapLocality : 1;
333 UINT32 CapCRBIdleBypass : 1;
334 UINT32 Reserved1 : 1;
335 UINT32 CapDataXferSizeSupport : 2;
336 UINT32 CapFIFO : 1;
337 UINT32 CapCRB : 1;
338 UINT32 CapIFRes : 2;
339 UINT32 InterfaceSelector : 2;
340 UINT32 IntfSelLock : 1;
341 UINT32 Reserved2 : 4;
342 UINT32 Rid : 8;
343 } Bits;
344 UINT32 Uint32;
345} PTP_CRB_INTERFACE_IDENTIFIER;
346
347///
348/// InterfaceType
349///
350#define PTP_INTERFACE_IDENTIFIER_INTERFACE_TYPE_FIFO 0x0
351#define PTP_INTERFACE_IDENTIFIER_INTERFACE_TYPE_CRB 0x1
352#define PTP_INTERFACE_IDENTIFIER_INTERFACE_TYPE_TIS 0xF
353
354///
355/// InterfaceVersion
356///
357#define PTP_INTERFACE_IDENTIFIER_INTERFACE_VERSION_FIFO 0x0
358#define PTP_INTERFACE_IDENTIFIER_INTERFACE_VERSION_CRB 0x1
359
360///
361/// InterfaceSelector
362///
363#define PTP_INTERFACE_IDENTIFIER_INTERFACE_SELECTOR_FIFO 0x0
364#define PTP_INTERFACE_IDENTIFIER_INTERFACE_SELECTOR_CRB 0x1
365
366//
367// Define bits of Locality State Register
368//
369
370///
371/// This bit indicates whether all other bits of this register contain valid values, if it is a 1.
372///
373#define PTP_CRB_LOCALITY_STATE_TPM_REG_VALID_STATUS BIT7
374
375///
376/// 000 - Locality 0
377/// 001 - Locality 1
378/// 010 - Locality 2
379/// 011 - Locality 3
380/// 100 - Locality 4
381///
382#define PTP_CRB_LOCALITY_STATE_ACTIVE_LOCALITY_MASK (BIT2 | BIT3 | BIT4)
383#define PTP_CRB_LOCALITY_STATE_ACTIVE_LOCALITY_0 (0)
384#define PTP_CRB_LOCALITY_STATE_ACTIVE_LOCALITY_1 (BIT2)
385#define PTP_CRB_LOCALITY_STATE_ACTIVE_LOCALITY_2 (BIT3)
386#define PTP_CRB_LOCALITY_STATE_ACTIVE_LOCALITY_3 (BIT2 | BIT3)
387#define PTP_CRB_LOCALITY_STATE_ACTIVE_LOCALITY_4 (BIT4)
388
389///
390/// A 0 indicates to the host that no locality is assigned.
391/// A 1 indicates a locality has been assigned.
392///
393#define PTP_CRB_LOCALITY_STATE_LOCALITY_ASSIGNED BIT1
394
395///
396/// The TPM clears this bit to 0 upon receipt of _TPM_Hash_End
397/// The TPM sets this bit to a 1 when the TPM_LOC_CTRL_x.resetEstablishment field is set to 1.
398///
399#define PTP_CRB_LOCALITY_STATE_TPM_ESTABLISHED BIT0
400
401//
402// Define bits of Locality Control Register
403//
404
405///
406/// Writes (1): Reset TPM_LOC_STATE_x.tpmEstablished bit if the write occurs from Locality 3 or 4.
407///
408#define PTP_CRB_LOCALITY_CONTROL_RESET_ESTABLISHMENT_BIT BIT3
409
410///
411/// Writes (1): The TPM gives control of the TPM to the locality setting this bit if it is the higher priority locality.
412///
413#define PTP_CRB_LOCALITY_CONTROL_SEIZE BIT2
414
415///
416/// Writes (1): The active Locality is done with the TPM.
417///
418#define PTP_CRB_LOCALITY_CONTROL_RELINQUISH BIT1
419
420///
421/// Writes (1): Interrupt the TPM and generate a locality arbitration algorithm.
422///
423#define PTP_CRB_LOCALITY_CONTROL_REQUEST_ACCESS BIT0
424
425//
426// Define bits of Locality Status Register
427//
428
429///
430/// 0: A higher locality has not initiated a Seize arbitration process.
431/// 1: A higher locality has Seized the TPM from this locality.
432///
433#define PTP_CRB_LOCALITY_STATUS_BEEN_SEIZED BIT1
434
435///
436/// 0: Locality has not been granted to the TPM.
437/// 1: Locality has been granted access to the TPM
438///
439#define PTP_CRB_LOCALITY_STATUS_GRANTED BIT0
440
441//
442// Define bits of CRB Control Area Request Register
443//
444
445///
446/// Used by Software to indicate transition the TPM to and from the Idle state
447/// 1: Set by Software to indicate response has been read from the response buffer and TPM can transition to Idle
448/// 0: Cleared to 0 by TPM to acknowledge the request when TPM enters Idle state.
449/// TPM SHALL complete this transition within TIMEOUT_C.
450///
451#define PTP_CRB_CONTROL_AREA_REQUEST_GO_IDLE BIT1
452
453///
454/// Used by Software to request the TPM transition to the Ready State.
455/// 1: Set to 1 by Software to indicate the TPM should be ready to receive a command.
456/// 0: Cleared to 0 by TPM to acknowledge the request.
457/// TPM SHALL complete this transition within TIMEOUT_C.
458///
459#define PTP_CRB_CONTROL_AREA_REQUEST_COMMAND_READY BIT0
460
461//
462// Define bits of CRB Control Area Status Register
463//
464
465///
466/// Used by TPM to indicate it is in the Idle State
467/// 1: Set by TPM when in the Idle State
468/// 0: Cleared by TPM on receipt of TPM_CRB_CTRL_REQ_x.cmdReady when TPM transitions to the Ready State.
469/// SHALL be cleared by TIMEOUT_C.
470///
471#define PTP_CRB_CONTROL_AREA_STATUS_TPM_IDLE BIT1
472
473///
474/// Used by the TPM to indicate current status.
475/// 1: Set by TPM to indicate a FATAL Error
476/// 0: Indicates TPM is operational
477///
478#define PTP_CRB_CONTROL_AREA_STATUS_TPM_STATUS BIT0
479
480//
481// Define bits of CRB Control Cancel Register
482//
483
484///
485/// Used by software to cancel command processing Reads return correct value
486/// Writes (0000 0001h): Cancel a command
487/// Writes (0000 0000h): Clears field when command has been cancelled
488///
489#define PTP_CRB_CONTROL_CANCEL BIT0
490
491//
492// Define bits of CRB Control Start Register
493//
494
495///
496/// When set by software, indicates a command is ready for processing.
497/// Writes (0000 0001h): TPM transitions to Command Execution
498/// Writes (0000 0000h): TPM clears this field and transitions to Command Completion
499///
500#define PTP_CRB_CONTROL_START BIT0
501
502//
503// Restore original structure alignment
504//
505#pragma pack ()
506
507//
508// Default TimeOut value
509//
510#define PTP_TIMEOUT_A (750 * 1000) // 750ms
511#define PTP_TIMEOUT_B (2000 * 1000) // 2s
512#define PTP_TIMEOUT_C (200 * 1000) // 200ms
513#define PTP_TIMEOUT_D (30 * 1000) // 30ms
514
515#endif