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moving Tegra30 to the common clock framework |
Hi, I started looking into what would be needed to move our tegra30 clock code to the common clock framework. The tegra30 clocktree is rather flat. Basically there are a bunch of sources (13 PLLs, external audio clocks, osc and 32Khz) and peripheral clocks which have a mux (with 4 or more inputs), a divider and a gate. So almost every peripheral clock can have multiple parents. Some questions: 1) should these peripheral clocks be modelled as 3 different clocks (mux -> divider -> gate) or would it be better to make a new clock type for this? 2) how to define the default parent? in many cases the hw reset value isn't a very sensible choice, so the kernel probably needs to set a parent of many of them if we don't want to rely on bootloader configuration. Cheers, Peter. _______________________________________________ linux-arm-kernel mailing list linux-arm-kernel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.infradead.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-arm-kernel
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