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CHANGES: describe VCPU timer restore bug
Signed-off-by: Gerwin Klein <gerwin.klein@proofcraft.systems>
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KernelArmTLSReg can be used to select either `tpidru` or `tpidruro` as the TLS register used for `seL4_TCB_SetTLSBase` and `seL4_SetTLSBase` operations.
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This config option's default value is `tpidru` which is what the register that the kernel currently uses for the TLS register for aarch32 and aarch64 platforms.
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* Fixed: under some circumstances, writes by a VMM to VCPU timer registers could have been reverted by the kernel to
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their previous state. This was triggered when:
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* a VCPU thread was running,
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* the VCPU was then disabled but remained active by switching to a non-VCPU thread,
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* that VCPU thread had the VCPU cap and performed the timer register writes,
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* and execution then switched back to the VCPU thread.
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This was found by Alison Felizzi and independently by Ryan Barry during the integrity proofs for AArch64 hyp mode.
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### Upgrade Notes
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