Hello rahulnavale04.
We found that PCIe is not enabled by default on EVB.
To achieve this, user should merge to kernel's .config the following fragment:
/sources/meta-alb/recipes-kernel/linux/linux-s32/build/blueboxconfig_s32v234pcie
Moreover, below are the manual steps to enable the PCIe on kernel in Yocto.
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PCIe in Linux
From BSP 14.0, PCIe selection EP versus RC is done exclusively from U-boot, follow the steps in section “PCIe in U-boot” to select the mode from U-boot’s ‘hwconfig’ variable. In particular, that means that U-boot must have PCIe support in order to enable it in the kernel.
To enable PCIE from the Linux, invoke “menuconfig” at build time:
make ARCH=arm64 CROSS_COMPILE=/path/to/your/toolchain/dir/bin/aarch64-linux-gnu- menuconfig
Linux kernel (default)
Navigate to "Bus Support", Select "PCI support " and "PCI Express Port Bus support" if not already selected.
Navigate to "DesignWare PCI Core Support". Enter in submenus.
Enable "Platform bus based DesignWare PCIe Controller"
Navigate to "PCI host controller drivers". Enter in submenus.
Enable "Freescale S32V234 PCIe Host controller" and "Freescale S32V234 PCIe DW DMA"
Note: Option "Ignore Freescale S32V234 erratum ERR009852" should be left unchecked, please refer next section for more details: "8.3 Erratum ERR009852"
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I hope this helps to resolve the issue with PCIe and BSP Kernel.
