Abstract: Aspects of the disclosure are directed to implementation of a freedom from interference (FFI) safety mechanism. In accordance with one aspect, the disclosure includes initiating a fault handling for a first automotive safety integrity level (ASIL) domain based on a main domain hardware error message; sending a traffic isolation request message for the first ASIL domain; sending a traffic block request message for the first ASIL domain; and executing a block operation and a flush operation on the first ASIL domain based on the traffic isolation request message and the traffic block request message to implement freedom from interference (FFI).

Abstract: An apparatus includes a central processing unit (CPU) coupled to a system-on-a-chip (SOC) interconnect. The apparatus also includes multiple logic structures coupled to a memory. The apparatus further includes a safety mechanism coupled to and inline with the memory, the logic structures, and the CPU via the SOC interconnect. The safety mechanism comprises a meta cache and is configured to detect errors in one or more of the logic structures and the memory.

Abstract: Aspects of the disclosure are directed to implementation of a freedom from interference (FFI) safety mechanism. In accordance with one aspect, the disclosure includes initiating a fault handling for a first automotive safety integrity level (ASIL) domain based on a main domain hardware error message; sending a traffic isolation request message for the first ASIL domain; sending a traffic block request message for the first ASIL domain; and executing a block operation and a flush operation on the first ASIL domain based on the traffic isolation request message and the traffic block request message to implement freedom from interference (FFI).

Abstract: A die-to-die serial data link may be dynamically configured to exclude lanes associated with data errors. In a test mode, data may be transmitted from a first die to a second die over lanes of the link. In the second die, data received on the link in the test mode may be compared with an expected data pattern to detect any bit mismatches. When there are no more than a threshold number of mismatched bits, a receive path in the second die may be configured to use all of the lanes. When there are more than the threshold number of mismatched bits, a sub-group of the lanes that are not associated with mismatched bits may be determined, and the receive path in the second die may be configured to use the sub-group of lanes. In the first die, a transmit path may be configured to use the sub-group of lanes.

Abstract: A die-to-die serial data link may be dynamically configured to exclude lanes associated with data errors. In a test mode, data may be transmitted from a first die to a second die over lanes of the link. In the second die, data received on the link in the test mode may be compared with an expected data pattern to detect any bit mismatches. When there are no more than a threshold number of mismatched bits, a receive path in the second die may be configured to use all of the lanes. When there are more than the threshold number of mismatched bits, a sub-group of the lanes that are not associated with mismatched bits may be determined, and the receive path in the second die may be configured to use the sub-group of lanes. In the first die, a transmit path may be configured to use the sub-group of lanes.

Abstract: A die-to-die serial data link may be dynamically configured to exclude lanes associated with data errors. In a test mode, data may be transmitted from a first die to a second die over lanes of the link. In the second die, data received on the link in the test mode may be compared with an expected data pattern to detect any bit mismatches. When there are no more than a threshold number of mismatched bits, a receive path in the second die may be configured to use all of the lanes. When there are more than the threshold number of mismatched bits, a sub-group of the lanes that are not associated with mismatched bits may be determined, and the receive path in the second die may be configured to use the sub-group of lanes. In the first die, a transmit path may be configured to use the sub-group of lanes.

Abstract: Error detection and correction (EDAC) logic of a memory subsystem may be monitored for error corrections, with the EDAC logic configured to use a first EDAC level. The number of error corrections made by the EDAC logic while using the first EDAC level during a time interval may be determined. The EDAC logic may be switched from using the first EDAC level to using a second EDAC level when the number of error corrections using the first EDAC level during the time interval exceeds a threshold.

Abstract: Error detection and correction (EDAC) logic of a memory subsystem may be monitored for error corrections, with the EDAC logic configured to use a first EDAC level. The number of error corrections made by the EDAC logic while using the first EDAC level during a time interval may be determined. The EDAC logic may be switched from using the first EDAC level to using a second EDAC level when the number of error corrections using the first EDAC level during the time interval exceeds a threshold.