On Thu, Oct 22, 2020 at 1:17 PM Marek Vasut <marex@xxxxxxx> wrote: > > On 10/22/20 7:16 PM, Adam Ford wrote: > > According to the documentation from NXP, the i.MX8M Nano has a > > Vivante GC7000 Ultra Lite as its GPU core. > > > > With this patch, the Etnaviv driver presents the GPU as: > > etnaviv-gpu 38000000.gpu: model: GC7000, revision: 6203 > > > > It uses the GPCV2 controller to enable the power domain for the GPU. > > Subject should say 8mn , not 8mm . ugh.. My mistake. I'll submit a V2 once other have had a chance to give some feedback. Maybe NXP can comment on the dialog below. > > Are the assigned-clock-rates correct ? I used the assigned clock rates from the vendor kernel, with the exception of running at 400MHz instead of 600MHz. According to the datasheet, the GPU clock needs to be 400MHZ to run at 0.85V. The 600MHz operating point for the GPU requires a 0.95V operating point. Since the default operating point for the Nano shows 0.85V, I left the GPU clock lower to match the normal operating speed. This varies a bit from the vendor kernel, but their kernel is also showing a 0.95V operating point, so I think that's why they are specifying a 600MHz operating point. On the Beacon embedded board, we're driving the LPDDR to 800MHz which requires the ARM to run at .95V. I was able to override the assigned-clock rates for my board to run at 600MHz, and change the ARM operating point to .95V to meet the spec. My intent was to use the defaults and let the board files override them. If you want, I can try to look through the board files to see what operating point their using and propose updates to those respective device trees to address the clocks on those boards. adam
