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This is a port ofc111e9099cfrom iris to crocus. Calling SET_TILING on a DMA buffer with the gen12 CCS modifier can fail unnecessarily. The main surface in the BO is Y-tiled, but the CCS portion is linear and can have a stride that's not a multiple of 128B. Because SET_TILING is called on the CCS plane with I915_TILING_Y, the ioctl will sometimes reject the stride. SET_TILING was originally used inb6d45e7f74to fix an assertion failure in iris_resource_from_handle. Assigning the BO's tiling_mode field is sufficient to avoid the failure. Part-of: <https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/merge_requests/11352>
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