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pci_host_generic: allocate PCI, not CPU addresses.
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Authored by crowston_protonmail.com on Jun 22 2020, 12:05 AM.
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Summary

Resolve a bug on systems where the PCI controller's view of the address space of the system memory is not consistent with the CPU's. We now assume all addresses passed to pci_host_generic_core_alloc_resource() are PCI addresses, and
store them as such. Only in generic_pcie_activate_resource() is the PCI address is translated to a CPU address.

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Tested on my Rpi4 with PCI-E controller driver.

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Sorry, I missed this. I fixed it in a different way in rS362493 by extracting the translation code into a new function.

I've tested it on qemu-system-arm -machine virt as this also has PCI address != phys address.