* Re: MPC8349 clocking
2006-08-08 15:55 MPC8349 clocking Eric Heim
@ 2006-08-08 16:42 ` David Hawkins
2006-08-09 1:07 ` Liu Dave-r63238
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From: David Hawkins @ 2006-08-08 16:42 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: Eric Heim; +Cc: linuxppc-embedded
Eric Heim wrote:
> Anyone know of a patch for the MPC8349 clocking scheme. All my time
> tests are indicating that the clock is running at half speed though I
> see no indication in the /proc/cpuinfo. I run a sleep(5) and it takes
> ten seconds but gettimeofday( ) and the time base register indicate that
> 5 seconds passed.
>
Hi Tim,
Can you let us know the kernel and the u-boot version you are using
(and the origin, eg. Freescale or Denx or ...).
The issue could be in either U-Boot or Linux.
0n my MDS board with the latest U-Boot and Denx Linux kernel,
bdinfo indication 528MHz CPU, 264MHz bus frequency, then
Linux shows these same numbers in /proc/cpuinfo.
date; sleep 10; date
run on the x86 development machine at the same time
as the MDS board (well, as fast as I could move my mouse),
showed a 10s delay on both, and both finished at the
same time.
So, I think its fixed.
grep for csb_clk in the latest U-boot source shows it up
in cpu/mpc83xx/speed.c, lbiu_clk is also in there.
(lbiu_clk is the local-bus interface unit clock).
I'm not sure which clock is used for the timer time-base,
so find out the clock source of the timer the kernel
is using, and then check the clock settings in your
U-Boot versus the latest source (which you can obtain
using the git tool from Denx's repository).
grep in the arch/ppc folder of the Linux source (Denx git
version) didn't show anything for csb_clk or lbiu_clk,
so either their names are different there, or the U-Boot
source is the location of the problem setting.
I believe Kumar posted a csb_clk (or lbiu_clk) patch that fixed
a setting error ... but I can't recall if it was a U-Boot
patch or a kernel patch. I looked in the CHANGELOG for
U-Boot and I didn't see a comment related to the clock
settings (searching based on Kumar, MPC8349, or MPC83xx).
Perhaps someone reading the list has a better recollection
than I :)
Cheers
Dave
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