Enable qseecom driver by default to compile on all chipset
in parallel with Qseecom-compat enable.
Change-Id: I3dd3aa2864c41196197f0770020225fa36f088c1
Signed-off-by: Nitin LNU <quic_nlakra@quicinc.com>
Move qseecom headers to securemsm-kernel. Also, cleanup and split
of qseecom header done based on usage.
These qseecom headers are now exposed to userspace as
qseecom_kernel_headers.
All the other changes are to take care of compilation dependencies
from the above.
Tests: Tested in device with local build with qseecom sampleclient
cmds.
Change-Id: I55442ce7380636a2630c2e372099735fec0756a8
Signed-off-by: Divisha Bisht <quic_divibish@quicinc.com>
Add the full drivers for the PVM and TVM.
Change-Id: I3046306fff91670928c750ffa31db02bd0240c9c
Signed-off-by: Chris Goldsworthy <quic_cgoldswo@quicinc.com>
Add the base of the SMMU proxy driver for Android. The proxy driver
will take memory from the PVM, share it with the TVM and map it into
an S1 context bank on the TVM, before returning an IOVA for the mapped
buffer.
This patch intended to create the driver to allow other kenrel modules
to compile against it.
Change-Id: Id2951fbf467fcce0a3f1a1c45eba5b041f76f080
Signed-off-by: Chris Goldsworthy <quic_cgoldswo@quicinc.com>
We are exposing headers present in "include/linux" for the rest of the kernel DLKM's.
Aallow other kernel teams to access these headers.
Change-Id: I19c5591d885c7042ba3acd312ce9cb2bddc995c9
CRS-Fixed: 3338788
This reverts commit 796ae71391.
This commit is being reverted due to build conflicts
with other teams
CRS-Fixed: 3354563
Change-Id: I915cc5bd0e718a1b82641ac02d2f0184f2fa1f37
We are exposing headers present in "include/linux" for the rest of the kernel DLKM's.
These changes allow for other kernel teams to access these headers.
CRS-Fixed: 3338788
Change-Id: I5926ddeee8541398b32010db0b01af529b19fa3e
1. Add qseecom_dlkm.ko based on Khaje and AUTO arch type
2. Restructure conf file into multiple conf files
to enable feature based conf file.
Change-Id: I8bc0472667aebc35e8d1afa37eaca5c3353fd191
Signed-off-by: Jayasri Bhattacharyya <quic_jbhattac@quicinc.com>
Control DLKM using TARGET_ENABLE_DLKM.
During early bring when most of the modules are not ready
either due to missing header or other reasons. Its good idea
to keep it disabled until its fully ready.
Change-Id: I421f7329cd84d53b3233cea96b0e1920de9d39ea
Add the qrng driver which adds support for the kernel to utilize
QTI's PRNG hardware for RNG operations.
Change-Id: I9c9cb7f907470c88e182dc869f302e4ca83fb798
