Cyclone® V SX, ST and SE SoC Device Errata

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1. Cyclone® V SX, ST and SE SoC Device Errata
1. Cyclone® V SX, ST and SE SoC Device Errata x
1.1. Intel® -Specific SoC Errata for Cyclone® V SX, ST, and SE SoC Devices 1.2. Arm* Cortex* -A9 MPCore* and L2 Cache Errata 1.3. Revision History for Cyclone® V SX, ST, and SE SoC Device Errata
1.1. Intel® -Specific SoC Errata for Cyclone® V SX, ST, and SE SoC Devices x
1.1.1. Hard Processor System (HPS) 1.1.2. FPGA
1.1.1. Hard Processor System (HPS) x
1.1.1.1. EMAC RMII PHY Interface is Only Supported Through the FPGA Fabric 1.1.1.2. Hard Processor System Level 2 Cache Error Correction Code 1.1.1.3. Hard Processor System PLL Lock Issue After Power-on Reset or Cold Reset 1.1.1.4. HPS TAP Controller Is Reset By Cold Reset 1.1.1.5. SPI Slave Output Signals Cannot Be Isolated When Routed to the HPS Pins
1.1.2. FPGA x
1.1.2.1. External Memory Interface (EMIF) Maximum Frequency Specification Updage 1.1.2.2. Fractional PLL Phase Alignment Error 1.1.2.3. Power Connection Recommendation for Cyclone® V SoC ES Devices 1.1.2.4. Configuration via Protocol (CvP) 1.1.2.5. Usermode High Icc 1.1.2.6. False Configuration Failure in Active Serial Multi-Device Configuration x1 Mode 1.1.2.7. JTAG Programming Operation Issue
1.2. Arm* Cortex* -A9 MPCore* and L2 Cache Errata x
1.2.1. Arm* Cortex* -A9 MPU 1.2.2. Arm* L2 Cache Controller 1.2.3. Arm* CoreSight PTM
1.2.1. Arm* Cortex* -A9 MPU x
1.2.1.1. 761319: Ordering of Read Accesses to the Same Memory Location Might Be Uncertain 1.2.1.2. 775420: Particular Data Cache Maintenance Operation Which Aborts Might Lead to Deadlock 1.2.1.3. 782772: Speculative Execution of LDREX or STREX Instruction After a Write to Strongly Ordered Memory Might Lead to Deadlock 1.2.1.4. 761320: Full Cache Line Writes to the Same Memory Region From Both Processors Might Cause Deadlock 1.2.1.5. 845369: Under Very Rare Timing Circumstances Transition into Streaming Mode Might Create Data Corruption 1.2.1.6. 740657: Global Timer Can Send Two Interrupts for the Same Event 1.2.1.7. 751476: Missed Watchpoint on the Second Part of an Unaligned Access Crossing a Page Boundary 1.2.1.8. 754322: Faulty MMU Translations Following ASID Switch Description Impact Workaround Category 1.2.1.9. 764369: Data or Unified Cache Line Maintenance by MVA Fails on Inner-Shareable Memory 1.2.1.10. 782773: Updating a Translation Entry to Move a Page Mapping Might Erroneously Cause an Unexpected Translation Fault 1.2.1.11. 794072: A Short Loop Including DMB Instruction Might Cause a Denial of Service When the Other Processor Executes a CP15 Broadcast Operation 1.2.1.12. 794073: Speculative Instruction Fetches with MMU Disabled Might Not Comply with Architectural Requirements 1.2.1.13. 794074: A Write Request to an Uncacheable, Shareable Normal Memory Region Might be Executed Twice, Possibly Causing a Software Synchronization Issue 1.2.1.14. 725631: ISB is Counted in Performance Monitor Events 0x0C and 0x0D 1.2.1.15. 729817: MainID Register Alias Addresses Are Not Mapped on Debug APB Interface 1.2.1.16. 729818: In Debug State, the Next Instruction is Stalled When the SDABORT Flag is Set Instead of Being Discarded 1.2.1.17. 751471: DBGPCSR Format Is Incorrect 1.2.1.18. 752519: An Imprecise Abort Might Be Reported Twice on Non-Cacheable Reads 1.2.1.19. 754323: Repeated Store in the Same Cache Line Might Delay the Visibility of the Store 1.2.1.20. 756421: Sticky Pipeline Advance Bit Cannot be Cleared from Debug APB Accesses 1.2.1.21. 757119: Some Unallocated Memory Hint Instructions Generate an UNDEFINED Exception Instead of Being Treated as a NOP 1.2.1.22. 761321: MRC and MCR Are Not Counted in Event 0x68 1.2.1.23. 764319: Read Accesses to DBGPRSR and DBGPRCR May Generate an Unexpected UNDEF 1.2.1.24. 771221: PLD Instructions Might Allocate Data in the Data Cache Regardless of the Cache Enable Bit Value 1.2.1.25. 771224: Visibility of Debug Enable Access Rights to Enable/Disable Tracking is Not Ensured by an ISB 1.2.1.26. 771225: Speculative Cacheable Reads to Aborting Memory Regions Clear the Internal Exclusive Monitor and May Lead to Livelock 1.2.1.27. 775419: PMU Event 0x0A Might Count Twice the LDM PC ^ Instruction with Base Address Register Write-Back 1.2.1.28. 782774: A Spurious Event 0x63 Can be Reported on an LDREX That is preceded by a Write to Strongly Ordered Memory Region
1.2.2. Arm* L2 Cache Controller x
1.2.2.1. 754670: A Continuous Write Flow Can Stall a Read Targeting the Same Memory Area 1.2.2.2. 765569: Prefetcher Can Cross 4 KB Boundary if Offset is Programmed with Value 23 1.2.2.3. 729815: The High Priority for SO and Dev Reads Feature Can Cause Quality of Service Issues to Cacheable Read Transactions
1.2.3. Arm* CoreSight PTM x
1.2.3.1. 720107: Periodic Synchronization Can Be Delayed and Cause Overflow 1.2.3.2. 711668: Configuration Extension Register Has Wrong Value Status
1. Cyclone® V SX, ST and SE SoC Device Errata

1.2.1.8. 754322: Faulty MMU Translations Following ASID Switch

Description

A μTLB entry might be corrupted following an ASID switch, possibly corrupting subsequent MMU translations.

This erratum requires execution of an explicit memory access that might be speculative. This type of memory access misses in the TLB and causes a translation walk. This erratum occurs when the translation table walk starts before the ASID switch code sequence, but completes after the ASID switch code sequence.

In this case, a new entry is allocated in the μTLB for the TLB entry of this translation table walk, but corresponds to the old ASID. Because the μTLB does not record the ASID value, the new MMU translation that should happen with the new ASID following the ASID switch, might hit this stale μTLB entry and become corrupted.

There is no security risk because the security state of the access is held in the μTLB and cannot be corrupted.

Impact

This erratum might cause MMU translation corruption.

Workaround

The workaround for this erratum is to add a DSB in the ASID switch code sequence. The Arm* architecture only mandates an ISB before and after the ASID switch. Adding a DSB before the ASID switch ensures that the translation table walk completes before the ASID change, so that no stale entry can be allocated in the μTLB.

Modify the examples in the Arm* Architecture Reference Manual for synchronizing the change in the ASID and TTBR as follows:

  1. The sequence:
    Change ASID to 0
ISB
Change Translation Table Base Register
ISB
Change ASID to new value
    Becomes:
    DSB
Change ASID to 0
ISB
Change Translation Table Base Register
ISB
DSB
Change ASID to new value
  2. This sequence:
    Change Translation Table Base Register to the global-only mappings
ISB
Change ASID to new value
ISB
Change Translation Table Base Register to new value
    Becomes:
    Change Translation Table Base Register to the global-only mappings
ISB
DSB
Change ASID to new value
ISB
Change Translation Table Base Register to new value
  3. This sequence:
    Set TTBCR.PD0 = 1
ISB
Change ASID to new value
Change Translation Table Base Register to new value
ISB
Set TTBCR.PD0 = 0
    Becomes:
    Set TTBCR.PD0 = 1
ISB
DSB
Change ASID to new value
Change Translation Table Base Register to new value
ISB
Set TTBCR.PD0 = 0

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