Re: Stopping mmc clock between transfers

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Hi Marc-AndrÃ,

On Tue, May 24 2011, Marc-Andrà HÃbert wrote:
> We are using a OMAPL108 with 2.6.33 and noticed that the mmc clock
> signal stays active when idle. This doesn't seem very power efficient
> and we wondered if there was a reason for this. Before trying to fix
> this on our side I had a few questions regarding this:
> -Is this behavior the same in more recent versions?
> -Was this designed to be this way?
> -Would stopping the clock be a responsibility of the core (set_ios) or
> the host controller (between requests)?

Check out CONFIG_MMC_CLKGATE=y, introduced in 2.6.38.

- Chris.
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