05:11 <strongtz[m]> lumag: Hi. I tested `usb: typec: ucsi: fix several issues manifesting on Qualcomm platforms` and `soc: qcom: add in-kernel pd-mapper implementation` on 8550. It seems that ucsi will not properly register with the in-kernel pd-mapper.

05:12 <lumag> strongtz[m], hmm, I have been running these two patchsets together. Any errors in dmesg?

05:12 <lumag> Also, just to check, if you start pd-mapper manually (just run the command from root), does ucsi register properly?

05:12 <lumag> kc

05:13 <lumag> if you start it after booting the kernel with the in-kernel daemon

05:13 <strongtz[m]> nope, it doesn't

05:13 <strongtz[m]> it only works with the in-kernel one disabled

05:19 <strongtz[m]> lumag: I can't really find any related errors in dmesg, but it is here anyway :P

07:06 <lumag> strongtz[m], thanks!

07:08 <lumag> strongtz[m], I'll try reproducing locally, if I can not, I'll ping you with the debugging patch.

07:08 <strongtz[m]> lumag: Nice, thanks!

13:16 <lumag> strongtz[m], could you please post your jsn files somewhere or send them to me in the email?

13:16 <lumag> Also did you test just the series or the series with the patch from Neil? https://lore.kernel.org/linux-arm-msm/e2885cdd-f8d8-4517-9769-0eab23af342c@linaro.org/

13:21 <strongtz[m]> lumag: I saw it and already added sensor_pd to sm8550_adsp_domains :P

13:21 <strongtz[m]> The jsn files are here: https://gist.github.com/strongtz/67787d486d5626199ff9b5a536416ef3

13:22 <strongtz[m]> and my git tree for testing is here: https://github.com/edk2-porting/linux-next/commits/work/sakuramist-odin2

13:23 <lumag> hmm, looks fine

20:05 <JIaxyga[m]> Does anyone have any ideas? I wrote lpass-tlmm driver for sm7150. This has a successful probe but I get a сomplete freeze of the pinctrl subsystem when I want to see the list of available pins (but not the kernel panic). Dmesg: https://pastebin.com/j5Ymw8FB

20:05 <JIaxyga[m]> branch: https://github.com/sm7150-mainline/linux/commits/lpass-tlmm/

20:05 <JIaxyga[m]> Yes, this is a little weird because lpass-tlmm looks like a separate tlmm block from the main tlmm if believe the confidential datasheets (afaik lpass-tlmm is a continuation of the main tlmm pins for all other qcom)

20:06 <JIaxyga[m]> And lpass contains ssc, I already wrote about this earlier

20:07 <JIaxyga[m]> JIaxyga[m]: I tried to reserve or disable these pins, but it was unsuccessful