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<mgonzalez> Hello everyone :) bamse: I don't understand Vikash's answer regarding the qcom,msm8998-venus DT & driver code. It's based on your qcom,msm8996-venus code, almost line for line...
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<calebccff> bryanodonoghue: ah the debugfs stuff looks incredibly helpful! I'll give it a go. The driver I'm using as a base is indeed just for D-PHY with 2 lanes, I have replaced all the register sequences with ones from downstream on my device which configures the sensor for 3 lane C-PHY mode (that is, using 9 of the 10 possible wires, the 10th wire is not even connected on op6)
<calebccff> but i should be able to try D-PHY as well on the other device I have
<konradybcio> JIaxyga: no, there's some very painful to read information in downstream dt
<konradybcio> also, no changes on 937x
<Adrian[m]1> Hi there, my device has a weird GPIO setup. The amplifier's smartpa_enable is GPIO 12, which is shared with the nxp-nci-i2c's enable-gpios. Is there a patch series or mechanism that allows for sharing this GPIO? Currently the NFC seems to probe first and the amplifier can't claim it; I can have either of them working, but not both at once. I saw https://lore.kernel.org/linux-arm-msm/20240129115216.96479-1-krzysztof.kozlowski@linaro.org/
<Adrian[m]1> for sharing GPIO resets, did anyone come up with a similar patch that covers my usecase yet? I imagine it's not that uncommon...
<JIaxyga[m]> I wrote this based on a confidential datasheet, can you take a look? This looks weird to me because of the SSC part of the pins
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<calebccff> KieranBingham[m]: JIaxyga: i guess it makes sense to lump the audio and SSC pins together
<calebccff> oops, sorry kieran i did not mean to tag you there !
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<aka_[m]> then most suitable reg for iommus would be MMU500_SMMU_GFX/MMU500_SMMU_APP like on downstream
<aka_[m]> and then if smmu_ss_local>0 then write base
<aka_[m]> then current reg on 8916 would shift into smmu_ss_local
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<aka_[m]> konradybcio: when we put new lines in nodes?
<aka_[m]> between groups of props and before new subnode?
<aka_[m]> seems new line between subnode ain't often there it is in lets say opp tables
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<konradybcio> until "the great dts linting tool" (tm) is ready, your best bet for good practices is looking at the most recent trees
<aka_[m]> 1)no new legacy platform with same nodes
<aka_[m]> 2)every single dts have different order in same nodes
<aka_[m]> ok i haven't yet build it:
<aka_[m]> ok i messed gpu yaml
<aka_[m]> and dts
<aka_[m]> lol
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<aka_[m]> so i tested other a6xx device against gpu yaml and i haven't broke anything it seems
<aka_[m]> ok that would be last
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