mmc: UHS Voltage switch and operating frequency question

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Hi Ulf,

I am working on adding signal voltage switch callback to the meson mmc driver.
While testing, I noticed that a few cards fail to exit the busy state after the
voltage switch.

After tinkering with the driver a bit, I noticed that increasing the clock
frequency from 400kHz to 1MHz solve the problem. Strange, isn't it ?

I'm don't know MMC that much but is it possible that some card require a minimum
operating frequency to enter UHS mode ?

The simplified spec (Part 1 - Physical Layer) says that before CMD11, we should
have had CMD41 (Init Command) . After CMD41, the card should be operating at
Default Speed or SDR12. 

I believe that in both case, the frequency is "up to 25Mhz" ? This would be the
maximum, but is there a minimum ? 400kHz seems pretty low compared to 25Mhz ...

I hope you will able to shed light on this :)

Best Regards
jerome
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