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<minecrell> anholt: hm, looks like it's fixed now? :D https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/gallo/mesa/-/jobs/17651707
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<aka_[m]> Do anyone know what is a purpose of multiple PHY_CONTROL_COMMONX regs in 28nm femtophy?
<aka_[m]> Driver alone seems to only touch one which is defined at too so 0 one but "magic" sequences seems to touch multiple different regs and one for this modem and 8976 touch PHY_CTRL_COMMON2
<aka_[m]> s/too/top/
<Mis012[m]> aka_: I wonder if those are DWC's registers or qcom's modifications
<Mis012[m]> eh, synopsys' I mean
<Mis012[m]> designware docs might be less unobtanium
<aka_[m]> Mis012: hmm
<aka_[m]> maybe USB_PHY_HS_PHY_CTRL_COMMON is just one bigger register
<aka_[m]> which is split
<aka_[m]> and takes care of separate functions
<Mis012[m]> sus
<Mis012[m]> why would you be splitting registers
<aka_[m]> 1 seems to be controlling PLL itself
<aka_[m]> *0
<aka_[m]> 1 looks like dealing with OTG
<aka_[m]> 2 related to power supply/clocks
<Mis012[m]> I wanted to go to sleep...