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title="NEW --- - [NV96] HDMI is connected and has mode, TV says "no signal""
href="https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=60680#c13">Comment # 13</a>
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title="NEW --- - [NV96] HDMI is connected and has mode, TV says "no signal""
href="https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=60680">bug 60680</a>
from <span class="vcard"><a class="email" href="mailto:imirkin@alum.mit.edu" title="Ilia Mirkin <imirkin@alum.mit.edu>"> <span class="fn">Ilia Mirkin</span></a>
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<pre>A few observations from running
diff -u <(grep -P '(PDISPLAY|MARK)' good/demmio | sed 's/.*MMIO//') <(grep -P
'(PDISPLAY|MARK)' bad/demmio | sed 's/.*MMIO//')
(the demmio files are envytools/rnn/demmio -f good/mydump.txt > good/demmio)
These largely look the same. However the "good" trace has three sequences that
don't appear in the "bad" trace:
1. A bunch of reads from a bunch of registers, towards the very beginning.
2. Some SOR clock setting:
32 W 0x61c814 0x00000000 PDISPLAY.SOR[0x1].PLL2 <= 0
32 R 0x61c90c 0x00401100 PDISPLAY.SOR[0x1].LINK[0].DP_CTRL => { LANE_MASK = 0
| TRAINING_PATTERN = DISABLED | 0x401100 }
32 W 0x61c90c 0x00401101 PDISPLAY.SOR[0x1].LINK[0].DP_CTRL <= { LANE_MASK = 0
| TRAINING_PATTERN = DISABLED | 0x401101 }
-32 R 0x619494 0x000900e0 PDISPLAY.VGA.CR+0x94 => 0x900e0
32 R 0x614b00 0x00870484 PDISPLAY.CLOCK.SOR[0x1] => 0x870484
-32 W 0x614b00 0x03870484 PDISPLAY.CLOCK.SOR[0x1] <= 0x3870484
-32 R 0x614b00 0x03870484 PDISPLAY.CLOCK.SOR[0x1] => 0x3870484
-32 R 0x61c80c 0x01000000 PDISPLAY.SOR[0x1].PLL0 => 0x1000000
-32 W 0x61c80c 0x00000000 PDISPLAY.SOR[0x1].PLL0 <= 0
-32 R 0x61c808 0x00800000 PDISPLAY.SOR[0x1]+0x8 => 0x800000
-32 W 0x61c808 0x14800000 PDISPLAY.SOR[0x1]+0x8 <= 0x14800000
-32 R 0x61c808 0x14800000 PDISPLAY.SOR[0x1]+0x8 => 0x14800000
-32 W 0x61c808 0x00800000 PDISPLAY.SOR[0x1]+0x8 <= 0x800000
-32 R 0x61c80c 0x00000000 PDISPLAY.SOR[0x1].PLL0 => 0
-32 W 0x61c80c 0x01000000 PDISPLAY.SOR[0x1].PLL0 <= 0x1000000
-32 R 0x61c840 0x1f000000 PDISPLAY.SOR[0x1].SEQ_INST[0] => 0x1f000000
-32 W 0x61c840 0x1f008000 PDISPLAY.SOR[0x1].SEQ_INST[0] <= 0x1f008000
-32 R 0x614b00 0x03870484 PDISPLAY.CLOCK.SOR[0x1] => 0x3870484
-32 W 0x614b00 0x03870080 PDISPLAY.CLOCK.SOR[0x1] <= 0x3870080
+32 W 0x614b00 0x00870080 PDISPLAY.CLOCK.SOR[0x1] <= 0x870080
32 W 0x610024 0x00000020 PDISPLAY.INTR_1 <= { CLK_UNK1 }
32 W 0x610030 0x80000000 PDISPLAY.UNK30_CTRL <= { PENDING }
32 R 0x610020 0x00000000 PDISPLAY.INTR_0 => { 0 }
3. A bunch of times, this same sequence is repeated:
32 R 0x610020 0x00000000 PDISPLAY.INTR_0 => { 0 }
32 R 0x610024 0x00000040 PDISPLAY.INTR_1 => { CLK_UNK2 }
32 R 0x610030 0x00000550 PDISPLAY.UNK30_CTRL => { UPDATE_VCLK1 | 0x150 }
-32 R 0x619494 0x000900e0 PDISPLAY.VGA.CR+0x94 => 0x900e0
-32 R 0x61c860 0x00002000 PDISPLAY.SOR[0x1].SEQ_INST[0x8] => 0x2000
-32 W 0x61c860 0x1f008000 PDISPLAY.SOR[0x1].SEQ_INST[0x8] <= 0x1f008000
-32 W 0x61c804 0x80000000 PDISPLAY.SOR[0x1].PWR <= { NORMAL_STATE = PD |
NORMAL_START = NORMAL | SAFE_STATE = PD | SAFE_START = NORMAL | TRIGGER }
-32 R 0x61c804 0x00000000 PDISPLAY.SOR[0x1].PWR => { NORMAL_STATE = PD |
NORMAL_START = NORMAL | SAFE_STATE = PD | SAFE_START = NORMAL }
-32 R 0x61c804 0x00000000 PDISPLAY.SOR[0x1].PWR => { NORMAL_STATE = PD |
NORMAL_START = NORMAL | SAFE_STATE = PD | SAFE_START = NORMAL }
-32 R 0x61c830 0x00088800 PDISPLAY.SOR[0x1].BLANK => 0x88800
-32 R 0x61c830 0x00088800 PDISPLAY.SOR[0x1].BLANK => 0x88800
-32 R 0x61c840 0x1f008000 PDISPLAY.SOR[0x1].SEQ_INST[0] => 0x1f008000
-32 W 0x61c840 0x1f000000 PDISPLAY.SOR[0x1].SEQ_INST[0] <= 0x1f000000
-32 R 0x61c860 0x1f008000 PDISPLAY.SOR[0x1].SEQ_INST[0x8] => 0x1f008000
-32 W 0x61c860 0x00002000 PDISPLAY.SOR[0x1].SEQ_INST[0x8] <= 0x2000
-32 R 0x61c90c 0x00401101 PDISPLAY.SOR[0x1].LINK[0].DP_CTRL => { LANE_MASK = 0
| TRAINING_PATTERN = DISABLED | 0x401101 }
-32 W 0x61c90c 0x00401100 PDISPLAY.SOR[0x1].LINK[0].DP_CTRL <= { LANE_MASK = 0
| TRAINING_PATTERN = DISABLED | 0x401100 }
-32 R 0x614b00 0x03878040 PDISPLAY.CLOCK.SOR[0x1] => 0x3878040
-32 W 0x614b00 0x00878040 PDISPLAY.CLOCK.SOR[0x1] <= 0x878040
-32 W 0x61c804 0x80000001 PDISPLAY.SOR[0x1].PWR <= { NORMAL_STATE = PU |
NORMAL_START = NORMAL | SAFE_STATE = PD | SAFE_START = NORMAL | TRIGGER }
-32 R 0x61c804 0x00000001 PDISPLAY.SOR[0x1].PWR => { NORMAL_STATE = PU |
NORMAL_START = NORMAL | SAFE_STATE = PD | SAFE_START = NORMAL }
-32 R 0x61c804 0x00000001 PDISPLAY.SOR[0x1].PWR => { NORMAL_STATE = PU |
NORMAL_START = NORMAL | SAFE_STATE = PD | SAFE_START = NORMAL }
-32 R 0x61c830 0x00038800 PDISPLAY.SOR[0x1].BLANK => 0x38800
-32 R 0x61c830 0x00038800 PDISPLAY.SOR[0x1].BLANK => 0x38800
32 W 0x610024 0x00000040 PDISPLAY.INTR_1 <= { CLK_UNK2 }
32 W 0x610030 0x80000000 PDISPLAY.UNK30_CTRL <= { PENDING }
32 R 0x619494 0x000900e0 PDISPLAY.VGA.CR+0x94 => 0x900e0
There are a few other minor discrepancies, but I don't think they're very
interesting. Not sure what to make of this -- these reigsters don't appear to
be written to by the code directly, so it must be some sort of script getting
executed? I wonder if the extra SOR.PLL/etc stuff (from #2 above) need to go
into the NV50_DISP_SOR_PWR sequence. Or perhaps there's some sort of difference
in the evo stuff, which I don't think is reflected in the mmiotrace.</pre>
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