fix: race condition when mmapping or munmapping in esp_partition (IDFGH-14841) #15564
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We have multiple tasks that do reads from encrypted partitions. This incurs quite a few calls to
esp_partition_mmap
, which then callsspi_flash_mmap
and thenesp_mmu_map
.esp_mmu_map
is not thread safe, however, and thus with lots of reads to encrypted partitions, some corruption can occur to the internalesp_mmu
list of mapped regions.This usually results in a panic of some sort, usually either due to trying to map an invalid address, or trying to unmap an address that has already been unmapped.
Description
To fix this there is a new mutex added in esp_partition to ensure there is no concurrent changes to mapped regions.
Related
Testing
Created an example application that has two tasks that repeatedly call
esp_partition_mmap
andesp_partition_munmap
very frequently. The issue usually triggers within a few seconds, causing a panic of some sort.With the fix applied, the application no longer panics.
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