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authorDaehyoung Ko <dko@nvidia.com>2011-04-11 13:04:54 -0700
committerVarun Colbert <vcolbert@nvidia.com>2011-04-19 21:01:40 -0700
commit2998ead828412c83de86e344f1c1e767bc01d7ca (patch)
treea565365c1a34972750b34a07125f2bf41f2cf2f2 /Kbuild
parenta0bc574c527079a6895e82cc3ba96ed397db416b (diff)
rtc : tps6586x: avoid RTC time is getting slowertegra-10.11.8
To ensure an accurate read of the RTC registers during the required multi-byte read operation, the PMU RTC is designed with the following protection scheme - A circuit detects a write/read and locks the RTC_COUNT4 value by keeping the RTC in a suspended mode - During the suspended mode, a secondary counter is used to keep track of all counts that would have normally incremented the RTC - After the read is complete, the value of the secondary counter is added back to the RTC registers and thereby keeping the RTC accurate - The backup counter allows for a 1ms RTC suspend mode duration when the RTC prescaler is enabled. i2c needs to generate a 2 msgs when reading. - the address setup(write RTC_COUNT4 operation), hence start locking the RTC_COUNT4 - the data transfer (read RTC_COUNT4 operation),release locking it. this may allow the CPU to execute other portions of code in between the two operation. The fix is to start a PMU RTC access by reading the register prior to the RTC_COUNT4 so that access of the RTC PMU registers will be guaranteed to always occur within the 1ms time period. - the address setup(write RTC_COUNT4-1 operation), so there is no locking the RTC_COUNT4 - the data transfer (read RTC_COUNT4 operation), starting locking the RTC_COUNT4 and release locking the RTC_COUNT4 in one operation, so it will be guaranteed within 1ms Bug 811075 Change-Id: Ie07472a329f6a0eed11e6a039cd93307bb5276a0 Reviewed-on: http://git-master/r/27537 Reviewed-by: Varun Colbert <vcolbert@nvidia.com> Tested-by: Varun Colbert <vcolbert@nvidia.com>
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