Hi Arun,
> I changed the following parameters for VGA mode keeping DSS1fclk at
> 55MHz
>
> .x_res = 480,
> .y_res = 640,
> .hsw = 2,
> .hfp = 0,
> .hbp = 28,
> .vsw = 1,
> .vfp = 2,
> .vbp = 0,
> .pixel_clock = 20000,
>
For VGA LCD on 3430SDP we have configured DSS for
left_margin = 79, /* pixclocks */
right_margin = 89, /* pixclocks */
upper_margin = 1, /* line clocks */
lower_margin = 0, /* line clocks */
hsync_len = 3, /* pixclocks */
vsync_len = 2, /* line clocks */
sync = 1, /* hsync & vsync polarity */
acb = 0x28, /* AC-bias pin frequency */
ipc = 1, /* Invert pixel clock */
onoff = 1; /* HSYNC/VSYNC Pixel clk Control*/
> As with these settings my pixel clock is set to 18.3Mhz and LCD comes up
> with the linux logo.
>
What is the pixel clock required by LCD? Make your FCLK 4 times the pixel clock.
> But if I try to display continuously to frame buffer lcd flickers and
> gfxfifo underflow irq occurs frequently.
>
The FIFO settings needs to be adjusted as well, the difference between upper and lower threshold can be made equal to burst size. And keep the high threshold to 0xff.
> I tried increasing DSS1fclk to 82.5 (660Mhz/8) still gfxfifo
> underflows.
>
> If i keep DSS1fclk=55Mhz and pixel_clock=5000 it works without any
> problem but the vfreq( vertical refresh rate) is very too low for
> decent viewing in VGA mode.
>
5000?
> Any body faced this issue?? Please help me to solve this problem.
Regards,
Khasim
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