PPC440 interval timer off by factor of 10?
Hello,
I'm porting the OCOTEA u-boot package to a customer PPC440 board. In the process of debugging (non-CFI) Flash timeout functions, it appears that get_timer() is returning a value which increments every 10msec instead of 1 msec:
Further code examinations shows that interrupt_init_cpu() is indeed setting up a 10msec interval.
#if defined(CONFIG_440)
val = mfspr( tcr );
...
val = gd->bd->bi_intfreq/100; /* 10 msec */
...Is this a real BUG? I can fix the flash related function which use the timer but what about all the other modules which use get_timer() - some are network related.
Thank you.
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I'm porting the OCOTEA u-boot package to a customer PPC440 board. In the process of debugging (non-CFI) Flash timeout functions, it appears that
get_timer()is returning a value which increments every 10msec instead of 1 msec:
...
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Is this a real BUG? I can fix the flash related function which use the
Looks like a bug to me.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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Ok, I will investigate if the fix has any bad side affects.
If no problems show up, I'll post a patch.
-Andy
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Quoted 4 lines · In message <[email protected]> you wrote:
I'm porting the OCOTEA u-boot package to a customer PPC440 board. In the process of debugging (non-CFI) Flash timeout functions, it appears that
get_timer()is returning a value which increments every 10msec instead of 1 msec:...
Quoted 1 line
Is this a real BUG? I can fix the flash related function which use the
Looks like a bug to me.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk