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Gets Switch 2 Welcome Tour (gsv 1121) booting and rendering correctly.
nx2: gsv 1121 returns a session
shader: lower Ampere TLD4 per-tap offsets
shader: bind and read the descriptor buffer for the array depth comparison TEX
shader: pack TEX FP16 results with the first component in the low half (the scene was yellow because the blue channel was lost)
nx2: relayout decoder frames written before the first GPU query (the "How Rumble Works" slide was sheared)
The debug commits only add env-gated traces (EDEN_NX2_*); nothing changes without them.
Tested on NVIDIA and Intel (ANV).
Assisted-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (debugging, implementation and this PR)
Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
Improved handling of decoded video frames before GPU access, including correct color-channel ordering for BGRA images.
Expanded support for texture-gather operations with texel and per-tap offsets, and improved handling of additional texture bindings.
Corrected the ordering of packed half-precision texture results.
Improved error reporting when graphics sessions cannot be created.
Compatibility
Added support for a GSV session command, including its expected token and response behavior.
Welcome Tour's TLD4.PTP carries per-tap offsets: bit 77 of the native
instruction, with the two coordinates in Ra, Ra+1 and the four taps'
packed offsets in Rb, Rb+1. Maxwell TLD4 has the same thing as PTP, so
copy both offset registers to the meta registers and set the offset mode
to 2 instead of rejecting the program (the pixel shader of its first 3D
draw was skipped).
The SDK takes a handle from 1121 and handshakes on it right away. The
zeroed stub reply had no handle, so Welcome Tour aborted with 2001-0114
right after its second present. Return a session that echoes the TIPC 0
token and answers command 11 with 0, as Eden-NS2 does.
The special case for ARRAY_2D depth-compare TEX was written against
binding 2 and rejected every other binding, which skipped the pixel
shaders that sample Welcome Tour's shadow maps. Take the binding from
the instruction instead.
Format 0 is not a Maxwell texture format, so either the handle points at
the wrong entry or the game uses a format the table does not know. The
descriptor words tell the two apart.
…n TEX
A program's texture instructions share one descriptor constant buffer. The
ARRAY_2D depth-compare case rejected a program that also samples through a
second buffer, which skipped every pixel shader that samples Welcome Tour's
shadow maps. Load that instruction's handle from its own buffer and emit
TEX.B, as the general TEX path does.
…format
Welcome Tour's 3D layer comes out with no blue at all while its HUD has
blue, and the scene draws write all four channels into an
A8B8G8R8_SRGB target, so the colour loss is upstream of the blend. The
first 150 texture descriptors now log their format, component types and
channel swizzle, and EDEN_NX2_WINDOW_TRACE prints the render target
format.
Welcome Tour renders its scene below 3840 wide, so the window trace never
showed the scene draws themselves. Trace anything at least 1280 wide and
log the target's size next to its format.
Welcome Tour renders its scene with GPU-driven indirect draws, which
never reached the window trace, so the scene passes and their targets
were invisible. Log them as draw-indirect.
The ISCADD merged the halves as (c0 << 16) + c1, swapping R/G and B/A.
With a three-component mask the high source is RZ, so blue came out as
zero: Welcome Tour's FP16 post-process passes turned the scene yellow.
Assisted-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (debugging and implementation)
A frame decoded before the client's first 428/426 was written
pitch-linear (and BGRA for code 5), but the client then samples it
block-linear. Welcome Tour renders its "How Rumble Works" slide once
from the first frame of the clip, so it came out sheared. Rewrite such
a frame in the GPU layout when the image is first queried, or right
after writing it if the query raced the write.
Assisted-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (debugging and implementation)
The changes update GSV session handling and decoder image layout, Ampere texture lowering, Vulkan render-target tracing, and texture descriptor diagnostics.
Changes: Decoder image layout
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Summary
Decoder image state and relayout src/core/hle/service/nx2_gsv.h
Decoder images gain per-image mutex and pending-frame state. Eligible pitch-linear frames are converted to block-linear layout, with BGRA channel swapping and GPU-region invalidation when mapped.
Decoder image access and conversion timing src/core/hle/service/nx2_gsv.h
Write, query, unmap, and destroy operations coordinate through the image mutex. Writes relayout immediately when GPU reads are enabled; queries relayout a pending frame when enabling GPU reads.
Array depth-comparison sampling accepts descriptor bindings below 18 and uses bound or bindless lowering depending on the existing texture buffer.
Rasterizer target tracing
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Summary
Render-target trace and guarded reads src/video_core/renderer_vulkan/vk_rasterizer.cpp
Tracing handles pitch-linear target widths, targets at least 1280 pixels wide, and indirect draws. Reads for buffers, TICs, samples, and dumps validate address bounds and mapped ranges.
Later undecodable targets can be missing from an opt-in graphics trace. This is a bounded diagnostic limitation rather than a rendering failure, so the change is mergeable with owner awareness.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to ce2a1
The changes remain within existing guest graphics interfaces. Image locking and guarded diagnostic reads strengthen containment, and the new session uses existing resource limits. No introduced security vulnerability was established, but concurrent teardown behavior and the trust assumptions around optional diagnostic output remain incompletely validated.
Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.
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Security Blast Radius
inferred — The demonstrated attack surface is guest IPC and graphics input handled by the emulator process. The new session adds a resource-counted guest handle with stubbed operations. Optional tracing can write guest texture data to a host file selected by the process environment; no new guest-selected host destination was demonstrated.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — Guest-controlled trace addresses encounter zero-length, overflow, GPU-address-space and full-mapping checks. Constant-buffer size and texture-header index checks precede dependent reads. The optional dump now validates its complete 4 MiB source range before opening the output file.
observed — Indirect draws newly reach the diagnostic helper. Direct draws and clears already reached the same environment-gated dump sink at the PR base, and its filename already came directly from the local environment. The added caller does not establish a new guest-controlled file-write authority.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
inferred — Native-memory destruction can still overlap an image operation because it does not take the image mutex. The inspected cleanup removes service metadata and GPU/SMMU mappings, not application process pages. The base already permitted query mapping after memory destruction, so this remaining interleaving is not established as a newly introduced host-memory safety violation.
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src/tests/video_core/ampere_lowering.cpp: 1
151-166: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Heavy lift
Add coverage for the other changed texture paths.
The new test covers PTP only. Add tests for AOFFI, rejected offset modes, the array depth-comparison descriptor fallback, and FP16 packing order. These tests can catch regressions that the PTP assertions do not detect.
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Review comment at @src/tests/video_core/ampere_lowering.cpp around lines 151 -
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Add focused tests alongside “Ampere TLD4 lowers per-pixel offsets” using the
existing LowerToMaxwell and FindMaxwell test helpers to cover AOFFI lowering,
rejection of unsupported offset modes, the array depth-comparison descriptor
fallback, and FP16 packing order. Assert each path’s expected lowering or
rejection behavior, preserving the existing PTP test.
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Review comments at @src/core/hle/service/nx2_gsv.h:
- Around line 2911-2923: Serialize WriteImage and QueryDecoderImage’s relayout
operation for the same image_id so a query cannot apply an old frame after a
newer write; the brief m_objects->mutex section around gpu_read and pitch_frame
is insufficient. Reuse or establish synchronization that safely covers each
image’s write and Nx2RelayoutDecoderImage operation, without unnecessarily
serializing different images.
- Around line 3205-3212: Update OpenSession1121 to detect session-reservation
failure before constructing the INx2Session1121 session with CreateRawSession,
and return the established error response without pushing a session handle.
Reuse the existing reservation and error mechanisms; preserve the current
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Review comments at @src/shader_recompiler/frontend/ampere/lower_to_maxwell.h:
- Around line 2175-2178: Update the gather offset handling in the guard around
the offset-register check so shadowed PTP offset registers such as source_b ==
244 are mapped to their guest values in bank 1 before the copies; if that
mapping cannot be performed, reject the form rather than reading R244 and R245
from bank 0.
Review comments at @src/video_core/renderer_vulkan/vk_rasterizer.cpp:
- Line 483: Update the trace-width calculation around the `regs.rt[0].width`
filter to convert byte pitch to pixel width for pitch-linear render targets
using the target format’s `BytesPerBlock` value. Use that pixel width for both
the 1280-pixel filter and logged dimensions, while preserving the existing width
interpretation for other target types.
Review comments at @src/video_core/shader_environment.cpp:
- Line 353: Gate the descriptor diagnostic path in the code using `described` so
the counter and extra GPU read run only when the `EDEN_NATIVE_DRAW_DIAGNOSTICS`
environment variable is set; otherwise, skip the diagnostic while preserving
normal descriptor reads.
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- Around line 151-166: Add focused tests alongside “Ampere TLD4 lowers per-pixel
offsets” using the existing LowerToMaxwell and FindMaxwell test helpers to cover
AOFFI lowering, rejection of unsupported offset modes, the array
depth-comparison descriptor fallback, and FP16 packing order. Assert each path’s
expected lowering or rejection behavior, preserving the existing PTP test.
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If an image with a pending pitch frame is reused, QueryDecoderImage can read the old frame while WriteImage writes the next one. The query can then overwrite the new frame with the old relayout. Synchronize the write and relayout operations for the same image.
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Serialize WriteImage and QueryDecoderImage’s relayout operation for the same
image_id so a query cannot apply an old frame after a newer write; the brief
m_objects->mutex section around gpu_read and pitch_frame is insufficient. Reuse
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nl -ba src/core/hle/service/nx2_gsv.h | sed -n '3010,3025p;3050,3065p;3125,3133p;3204,3212p'
nl -ba src/core/hle/service/am/service/self_controller.cpp | sed -n '90,111p'
nl -ba src/core/hle/service/services.cpp | sed -n '45,105p;105,160p'
nl -ba src/core/hle/service/am/am.cpp | sed -n '10,32p'
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Handle a failed session reservation.
If the session limit is exhausted, CreateRawSession can trap when debug assertions are enabled. Otherwise, it continues without a reservation, and session destruction can reduce the count incorrectly. Return an error before creating the session when reservation fails.
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Update OpenSession1121 to detect session-reservation failure before constructing
the INx2Session1121 session with CreateRawSession, and return the established
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nl -ba src/shader_recompiler/frontend/ampere/lower_to_maxwell.h | sed -n '2478,2520p'
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Handle shadowed PTP offset registers.
For source_b == 244, the PTP guard passes, but the gather reads R244 and R245 from bank 0 instead of their guest values in bank 1. This can produce incorrect gather offsets. Map shadowed offset registers before the copies, or reject the form when they cannot be mapped.
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Update the gather offset handling in the guard around the offset-register check
so shadowed PTP offset registers such as source_b == 244 are mapped to their
guest values in bank 1 before the copies; if that mapping cannot be performed,
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printf'%s\n''--- surface format conversion and block sizes ---'
rg -n -F -e 'PixelFormatFromRenderTargetFormat' -e 'BytesPerBlock' -e 'A8B8G8R8' -- src/video_core/surface.h src/video_core/surface.cpp src/video_core/engines/maxwell_3d.h
printf'%s\n''--- includes and trace entrypoints ---'
sed -n '1,110p' src/video_core/renderer_vulkan/vk_rasterizer.cpp | nl -ba
sed -n '560,580p;705,725p;825,845p' src/video_core/renderer_vulkan/vk_rasterizer.cpp | nl -ba
printf'%s\n''--- version and revision ---'
git rev-parse HEAD
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Use pixel width for pitch-linear targets.
regs.rt[0].width is a byte pitch for pitch-linear render targets. Derive the pixel width with the target format's BytesPerBlock value before applying the 1280-pixel filter and logging the dimensions. Otherwise, small targets can be traced and the logged width is incorrect. These extra events can consume the trace limit.
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Update the trace-width calculation around the `regs.rt[0].width` filter to
convert byte pitch to pixel width for pitch-linear render targets using the
target format’s `BytesPerBlock` value. Use that pixel width for both the
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Without a diagnostic gate, the first 150 descriptor reads perform another GPU read and can emit Info logs. The extra read can also flush GPU memory.
Gate the diagnostic
--- "a/src/video_core/shader_environment.cpp"+++ "b/src/video_core/shader_environment.cpp"@@ -349,8 +349,9 @@
gpu_memory->ReadBlock(descriptor_addr, &entry, sizeof(entry));
// Diagnostic: the first descriptors the programs read, with the fields that decide the
// sampled colour (format, component types, channel swizzle) and the raw words.
+ static const bool diagnostics = std::getenv("EDEN_NATIVE_DRAW_DIAGNOSTICS") != nullptr;
static std::atomic<u32> described{};
- if (described.fetch_add(1, std::memory_order_relaxed) < 150) {+ if (diagnostics && described.fetch_add(1, std::memory_order_relaxed) < 150) {
std::array<u32, 8> words{};
gpu_memory->ReadBlock(descriptor_addr, words.data(), sizeof(words));
LOG_INFO(Shader,
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Gate the descriptor diagnostic path in the code using `described` so the counter
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Make the array-depth test check emitted form counts, not only presence.
The assertions in ampere_lowering.cpp:223-225 pass when any matching word exists. FindMaxwell returns the first match, and the 0xde check at shift 56 merges the 0xde00, 0xde80, and 0xdec0 forms. A change that emits an extra sample form, or the wrong form, can still pass this test.
Use the existing CountMaxwell helper with a wider opcode shift, and assert the expected count for each form. Keep the required_texture_buffer check.
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Update the array-depth test to use CountMaxwell instead of FindMaxwell, with a
wider opcode shift that distinguishes the 0xde00, 0xde80, and 0xdec0 forms;
assert the expected count for each form so extra or incorrect emissions fail.
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The test only checks that a lowered word with top byte 0xc0 and one with top byte 0xde exist. It does not check the descriptor binding, the handle register, or the depth-reference register of either sample. A lowering that reads the wrong descriptor buffer, or drops the second binding, still passes.
Decode the binding of each emitted sample instruction. Assert that the first sample uses binding 0 and the second uses binding 1. Also assert the handle and depth-reference operands for both samples.
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Strengthen the array-depth sample test around LowerToMaxwell and FindMaxwell:
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- Around line 3342-3350: Update the success path in OpenSession1121 to encode
ResultSuccess as a one-word raw result, matching the TIPC reply format used by
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- Around line 606-607: Update TraceWindowTarget so when
TryPixelFormatFromRenderTargetFormat cannot decode the pitch-linear rt[0]
format, it logs the raw format and target dimensions before returning. Preserve
the existing return behavior and ensure the log occurs once per draw while
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Use a one-word raw result for the TIPC success reply in OpenSession1121.
OpenSession1121 handles TIPC command 1121. Its success path writes the result with rb.Push(ResultSuccess), which is the CMIF two-word result. TipcReplyWords and the TIPC failure path in this file write a one-word raw result instead. Because the move handle follows the result, the handle can be offset by one word from where the client reads it.
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Log undecodable pitch-linear targets before the trace returns.
When TryPixelFormatFromRenderTargetFormat cannot decode a pitch-linear rt[0] format, TraceWindowTarget returns before its LOG_INFO. The trace then omits the raw format and dimensions. The renderer still processes that target: PixelFormatFromRenderTargetFormat falls back to A8B8G8R8_UNORM, and the pipeline and rasterizer code use that decoder. The window trace can therefore miss a target that is rendered.
Log the raw format and dimensions before returning. Each draw that uses such a target writes one line while tracing is enabled.
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Review comment at @src/video_core/renderer_vulkan/vk_rasterizer.cpp around lines
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Update TraceWindowTarget so when TryPixelFormatFromRenderTargetFormat cannot
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Assert the ISCADD operand order in the half-result test.
The test checks only the four conversion source registers. It does not check the ISCADD at lower_to_maxwell.h:2583 that merges the halves. That ISCADD uses op_a = 247 for the high half and op_b = 246 for the low half. If these operands were swapped, every assertion would still pass, but the packed result would have the components in the wrong halves. Add assertions for the merge operands.
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Review comment at @src/tests/video_core/ampere_lowering.cpp at line 501:
Extend the half-result test that checks `conversions` to inspect
`lowered.instructions` for the ISCADD merge: assert its high-half operand is 247
and low-half operand is 246, and reject the reversed order. Identify the merge
by its instruction encoding so unrelated instructions do not satisfy the
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`lowered.instructions` for the ISCADD merge: assert its high-half operand is 247
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A frame decoded before the client's first 428/426 was written
pitch-linear (and BGRA for code 5), but the client then samples it
block-linear. Welcome Tour renders its "How Rumble Works" slide once
from the first frame of the clip, so it came out sheared. Rewrite such
a frame in the GPU layout when the image is first queried, or right
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* nx2: relayout decoder frames written before the first GPU query
A frame decoded before the client's first 428/426 was written
pitch-linear (and BGRA for code 5), but the client then samples it
block-linear. Welcome Tour renders its "How Rumble Works" slide once
from the first frame of the clip, so it came out sheared. Rewrite such
a frame in the GPU layout when the image is first queried, or right
after writing it if the query raced the write.
Assisted-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (debugging and implementation)
(cherry picked from commit 42fd03b23e8806321f999278c9af42bae426a2e0)
Ported to Lichii nx2 from Eglantine-Community/Eglantine#699. Adapted: nx2's
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the client destroying the same image. Dropped: the CreateRawSession
error handling and gsv 1121 session (nx2 has its own gpu_time session),
the TLD4 register checks (nx2 lowers per-tap offsets its own way), and
the debug trace changes. Adapted: WriteImage takes the image lock only
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* nx2: relayout decoder frames written before the first GPU query
A frame decoded before the client's first 428/426 was written
pitch-linear (and BGRA for code 5), but the client then samples it
block-linear. Welcome Tour renders its "How Rumble Works" slide once
from the first frame of the clip, so it came out sheared. Rewrite such
a frame in the GPU layout when the image is first queried, or right
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Assisted-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (debugging and implementation)
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Ported to Lichii nx2 from Eglantine-Community/Eglantine#699, partially: only the
per-image decoder mutex in nx2_gsv.h, which closes the race the review
found between the relayout in 428/426 and the decoder worker writing or
the client destroying the same image. Dropped: the CreateRawSession
error handling and gsv 1121 session (nx2 has its own gpu_time session),
the TLD4 register checks (nx2 lowers per-tap offsets its own way), and
the debug trace changes. Adapted: WriteImage takes the image lock only
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* nx2: relayout decoder frames written before the first GPU query
A frame decoded before the client's first 428/426 was written
pitch-linear (and BGRA for code 5), but the client then samples it
block-linear. Welcome Tour renders its "How Rumble Works" slide once
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Ported to Lichii nx2 from Eglantine-Community/Eglantine#699, partially: only the
per-image decoder mutex in nx2_gsv.h, which closes the race the review
found between the relayout in 428/426 and the decoder worker writing or
the client destroying the same image. Dropped: the CreateRawSession
error handling and gsv 1121 session (nx2 has its own gpu_time session),
the TLD4 register checks (nx2 lowers per-tap offsets its own way), and
the debug trace changes. Adapted: WriteImage takes the image lock only
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* nx2: relayout decoder frames written before the first GPU query
A frame decoded before the client's first 428/426 was written
pitch-linear (and BGRA for code 5), but the client then samples it
block-linear. Welcome Tour renders its "How Rumble Works" slide once
from the first frame of the clip, so it came out sheared. Rewrite such
a frame in the GPU layout when the image is first queried, or right
after writing it if the query raced the write.
Assisted-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (debugging and implementation)
(cherry picked from commit 42fd03b23e8806321f999278c9af42bae426a2e0)
Ported to Lichii nx2 from Eglantine-Community/Eglantine#699. Adapted: nx2's
WriteImage calls trace_write() after the pitch-linear write; the relayout
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Ported to Lichii nx2 from Eglantine-Community/Eglantine#699, partially: only the
per-image decoder mutex in nx2_gsv.h, which closes the race the review
found between the relayout in 428/426 and the decoder worker writing or
the client destroying the same image. Dropped: the CreateRawSession
error handling and gsv 1121 session (nx2 has its own gpu_time session),
the TLD4 register checks (nx2 lowers per-tap offsets its own way), and
the debug trace changes. Adapted: WriteImage takes the image lock only
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Gets Switch 2 Welcome Tour (gsv 1121) booting and rendering correctly.
The debug commits only add env-gated traces (EDEN_NX2_*); nothing changes without them.
Tested on NVIDIA and Intel (ANV).
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