Timur Kristóf
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In case the source or destination were previously written through L2, we need to writeback L2 to avoid the CP DMA accessing stale data. However, as the CP DMA doesn't write L2 either, an invalidation is also needed to make sure other clients don't access stale data when they read it through L2 after the CP DMA is complete. Doing an invalidation before the CP DMA operation should take care of both. Additionally, radv_src_access_flush also invalidates L2 before the copied data can be read. Cc: mesa-stable Part-of: <https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/merge_requests/36820>