On Tue, Oct 17, 2017 at 4:16 PM, Eric Anholt wrote:
> Rob Clark writes:
>
>> Bootloader enabled display, when the driver is built-in (rather than a
>> module loaded after CCF/genpd disable "unused" clocks/powerdomains)
>> causes problems since the driver thinks the clocks are off, but in fact
>>
Rob Clark writes:
> Bootloader enabled display, when the driver is built-in (rather than a
> module loaded after CCF/genpd disable "unused" clocks/powerdomains)
> causes problems since the driver thinks the clocks are off, but in fact
> they are on. This causes (for example) clk_set_rate() to fa
Bootloader enabled display, when the driver is built-in (rather than a
module loaded after CCF/genpd disable "unused" clocks/powerdomains)
causes problems since the driver thinks the clocks are off, but in fact
they are on. This causes (for example) clk_set_rate() to fail.
A better solution would
