- When using a multi-host deployment, each host is assigned unique ports and PFs and manages its own LAG.
- Added support for a new synchronized flow, including a tool and driver, to perform a fwreset on setups with a PCIe switch configuration.
- Unified PTP is now supported across different VFs on the same PF.
- Added support for new MADs: PortRecoveryPolicyConfig and PortRecoveryPolicyCounters. During the PHY recovery process, the firmware core will indicate the port_logical_state as Active.
- Added a new NV config (SM_DISABLE, default 0) which, when enabled, blocks SMP traffic that does not originate from the SM.
- Added the ability to set cable length as a parameter in the PFCC access register. The cable length is used in the calculation of RX lossless buffer parameters, including size, Xoff, and Xon thresholds.
- Increased the RX lossless buffer size to delay the transmission of Pause/PFC frames during NIC congestion.
- Fixed cable info semaphore deadlock.
- Fixed the error handling for the TLV full list, which caused the TLV mechanism to hang.
- Fixed the SPDM GET_CERTIFICATE operation to support all certificate chain offsets and chunk sizes.
- Fixed an issue in VDPA where destroying a virtq would cause a health buffer syndrome with ext_synd=0x8f33 if the virtq was created without an mkey or with unmanned and mapped mkeys during live migration.
- Fixed an issue where the VDPA feature bits GUEST_TSO4 and GUEST_TSO6 were unexpectedly set by default, leading to traffic interruptions.
- Fixed an issue where enabling PCC NP and setting the link type to one port as IB and the other as Ethernet could cause an assert to appear in dmesg with ext_synd 0x8309.
- Added support for SyncE at 1G link speed.
- Added a new mechanism for allocations and deallocations flows to enhance parallelism.
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