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Booting msm8939 on tip-of-tree I encountered the following error. [ 1.212340] qnoc-msm8939 580000.interconnect_mm: can't request region for resource [mem 0x00580000-0x0059407f] [ 1.212391] qnoc-msm8939 580000.interconnect_mm: Cannot ioremap interconnect bus resource [ 1.221524] qnoc-msm8939: probe of 580000.interconnect_mm failed with error -16 Initially I thought this was a bug with the interconnect driver but, examining it a bit more I realized the DTS I was working with based on downstream, declares snoc and snoc_mm as existing at the same address range. When we were developing the DTS for 8939 we weren't using the common rpm interconnect driver so we never saw the ioremap collision. Taking a hard look at the qcom documentation as well as the downstream code we see that yes downstream declares snoc and snoc_mm separately but, also at the same overlapping address. The qcom documentation for performance points for msm8936/msm8939 snoc, deliniates snoc_mm as simply two new performance-points i.e. a faster GPLL0 vote associated with new multi-media devices attached to the snoc. In other words the snoc had two new RPM vote indices added to it, to represent the higher performance clocks, should one of the multi-media IP blocks call for it. We can fix the ioremap collision and still represent the two higher performance point clock votes by coalsecing snoc and snoc_mm into snoc. The DTS clock references will take care of the appropriate votes. V2: Made snoc-mm into a child of snoc - Dmitry Removes redundant msm8939_snoc_mm_regmap_config - bod Link: https://lore.kernel.org/r/20220129032735.2410936-1-bryan.odonoghue@linaro.org Signed-off-by: Georgi Djakov <djakov@kernel.org> |
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