To patch or not to patch ? this is the problem.
Mario Marietto <[email protected]>
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Hello to everyone.
everytime I boot my radxa zero 3W board I see these errors :
Unresolved linked clock found: clk_32k_pvtm
Unresolved linked clock found: usb480m_phy
Unresolved linked clock found: mpll
Unresolved linked clock found: i2s0_mclkin
Unresolved linked clock found: i2s1_mclkin
Unresolved linked clock found: i2s2_mclkin
Unresolved linked clock found: i2s3_mclkin
Unresolved linked clock found: gpu_pvtpll_out
Unresolved linked clock found: npu_pvtpll_out
Unresolved linked clock found: gmac0_clkin
Unresolved linked clock found: clk_gmac0_xpcs_mii
Unresolved linked clock found: clk_gmac1_xpcs_mii
Unresolved linked clock found: dummy
Are they "normal" ? Should I patch them ? I ask it because I'm porting the
vop2 driver on FreeBSD 15 as modules,but I get this error that I'm not able
to fix :
rk_drm0: <Rockchip Display Subsystem> on ofwbus0
rk_drm0: DEBUG: Calling drm_dev_init
rk_drm0: DEBUG: Calling drm_mode_config_init
rk_drm0: DEBUG: Calling OF_getencprop_alloc_multi
rk_drm0: port found
rk_drm0: DEBUG: portdev=0xffffa001f10efd00, name=rk_vop20
rk_drm0: DEBUG: About to call RK_VOP_CREATE_PIPELINE
RK_VOP_IF: dev=0xffffa001f10efd00 name=rk_vop20
RK_VOP_IF: _m=0xffff0000002447c0
RK_VOP_IF: Calling
*RK_VOP_IF: Ret=6
rk_drm0: DEBUG: RK_VOP_CREATE_PIPELINE returned 6
rk_drm0: Cannot
initialize frame buffer -22 *
<6>[drm] Initialized rockchip 1.0.0 20201113 for rk_drm on minor 0
My theory is that it is caused by the missing / wrong clock driver (rk_clk)
since I see all those errors that seem to be tied to it. In addition, in
FreeBSD 14.2 it is embedded inside the kernel but on 15.0 I want to have it
as a module. Can someone explain in quick and easy terms what's missing ?
What's the real "nature" of the error "*rk_drm0: Cannot initialize frame
buffer -22" *
*Thanks.*
--
Mario.