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<DavidHeidelberg> konradybcio: is possible that "drm/msm/dsi: Enable runtime PM" could cause https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/jobs/54903055 ?
<DavidHeidelberg> bumped from 6.6.13 to 6.6.16 and it seems this commit got backported, thou it will probably cause some issues, I'll try to retest with reverted commit
<flamingradian[m]> a series was split when the first patch was backported
<DavidHeidelberg> konradybcio: ok, it's probably not this one :( time to seriously bisect
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<lumag> DavidHeidelberg, Initially I had issues with that commit too, it triggered sdm845 CI issues. But at the next cycle it worked fine.
<lumag> Maybe there is some other issue which gets triggered by it
<lumag> DavidHeidelberg, It might be that it needs something like 4b6ea15c0a1122422b44bf6c47a3c22fc8d46777
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<krzk> z3ntu: just implement my last comment in the email...
<krzk> you cannot drop existing compatible from a driver.
<z3ntu> krzk: I'm not dropping the compatible from the driver in that patch though? I'm keeping it around explicitly to allow older dtbs to work
<z3ntu> krzk: but at the same time there's no generic configuration for hfpll that works for all SoCs so that's why I added qcs404-hfpll there so that newer dt's can use that so there's no one thinking "qcom,hfpll" works for more SocS
<krzk> z3ntu: but you asked me here if it can be dropped..
<krzk> "So just have e.g. "qcom,qcs404-hfpll" in driver+bindings+dts?"
<z3ntu> krzk In driver I'd keep qcom,hfpll for compatibility. But for bindings (+dts) is just qcom,qcs404-hfpll the way to go? Or do "qcom,qcs404-hfpll", "qcom,hfpll"?
<krzk> z3ntu: I don't know what you want to achieve and how is the hardware being discussed.
<krzk> Maybe first present how and what this hardware should be used, or what is wrong with existing binding, and you will get specific answer to that
<z3ntu> krzk: My initial goal was only sending conversion to yaml but I noticed "qcom,hfpll" was only used for qcs404 and msm8974 (patches coming later) needs a different config so I thought I'd be a good idea to make the current qcs404 config in the driver into its own compatible and stop using this pseudo generic qcom,hfpll compatible
<DavidHeidelberg> lumag: I reverted only the Enable rt PM commit and it didn't helped, but I didn't reverted the second one. Also I bisected to v6.6.13..v6.6.14 so it could be the second commit causing it
<ungeskriptet> Why does simple-framebuffer no longer work on SM8450 and onwards? Is the bootloader disabling it?
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<DavidHeidelberg> lumag: I tried to fix it similarly to 4b6ea15c0a1122422b44bf6c47a3c22fc8d46777, no help, reverting both patches helped
<DavidHeidelberg> konradybcio: ^
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<DavidHeidelberg> btw. same issue is present in 6.8-rcX
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<JIaxyga[m]> <ungeskriptet> "Why does simple-framebuffer no..." <- konradybcio: btw yes
<JIaxyga[m]> have you tested panel on xperia-nagara?
<DavidHeidelberg> lumag: last thing: can you do https://www.spinics.net/lists/linux-arm-msm/msg188455.html locally or should I run it on CI (more annoying, but can do :D )
<DavidHeidelberg> I can confirm that reverting offending patch fixed the issue on 6.8-rc3
<DavidHeidelberg> oops, nope, a bit of log ahead, but it still failed
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<lumag> DavidHeidelberg, I will do it locally. I started investigating apq8096, but didn't finish it.
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