Champs,
uboot prints efuse values and customer noticed on one of their boards VDD_MPU[OD] < VDD_MPU[NOM] and on another VDD_GPU[OD] < VDD_GPU[NOM].
Is this a valid configuration or something's off?
thanks,
Michael
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Champs,
uboot prints efuse values and customer noticed on one of their boards VDD_MPU[OD] < VDD_MPU[NOM] and on another VDD_GPU[OD] < VDD_GPU[NOM].
Is this a valid configuration or something's off?
thanks,
Michael
Michael,
That sounds odd to me too. Please have the customer provide the DIE_ID for each of these devices and we will pull the production data for these devices.
Tom
Michael,
Is this still an active thread? If there will be a long delay, we can close this one and open a new one when your customer is ready.
Tom
Michael,
FYI, I created a DSS script that will decode all the AVS and ABB values and print them into a table. Please have the customer download this file:
https://git.ti.com/cgit/sitara-dss-files/am57xx-dss-files/plain/am57xx-avs-abb-decode.dss
They can connect with JTAG via CCS and run the script by following the instructions here:
https://git.ti.com/cgit/sitara-dss-files/am57xx-dss-files/tree/README
The output file logs the die ID and outputs an easy to read table of all the values. It should be a good sanity check to understand whether something is going wrong in u-boot, etc.
Best regards,
Brad
Michael,
Since we have not heard back from you, I am closing this thread. If you want to continue this discussion, please post in the next few weeks and it will automatically be reopened. If you want to discuss further after it becomes locked, please open a new thread and link it to this one.
Tom