Part Number: AM3352
Hi Sir
We used AM3352 300MHz with latest SDK. And then found the BogoMips parameter is 718.02
what should be the right parameter for this ? does it have any risk for system ?
please advise and thanks
BR
YImin
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Part Number: AM3352
Hi Sir
We used AM3352 300MHz with latest SDK. And then found the BogoMips parameter is 718.02
what should be the right parameter for this ? does it have any risk for system ?
please advise and thanks
BR
YImin
Hi YImin,
Which version of silicon are you using? If you're using PG2.1 of the silicon, we should be detecting the maximum supported frequency of the chip automatically. However for earlier versions of the device, you will need to modify the opp-table in am33xx.dtsi to suit your device.
Can you please read the values from these registers and report the values:
device_id (address 0x44e10600)
EFUSE_SMA (address 0x44e107fc)
Also it would be helpful to see the output from the following command:
$ cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_available_frequencies
Regards,
Mike
Hi Sir
1. PG2.1 , 300MHz
2. the value is listed as below
device_id (address 0x44e10600) = 0x2b94402e
EFUSE_SMA (address 0x44e107fc) = 0x00013fef
YImin,
Thank you for that information. It looks like the kernel *should* be limiting max CPU frequency to 300MHz, based on what you've shared.
Please share the output from the following command:
$ cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_available_frequencies
This will determine if the ti-cpufreq driver is properly limiting the available frequencies in the opp-table defined in the device tree.
Regards,
Mike