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chip soc/nvidia/tegra124
	device cpu_cluster 0 on end
# N.B. We ae not using the device tree in an effective way.
# We need to change this in future such that the on-soc
# devices are 'chips', which will allow us to go at them
# in parallel. This is even easier on the ARM SOCs since there
# are no single-access resources such as the infamous
# cf8/cfc registers found on PCs.
	register "display_controller" = "TEGRA_ARM_DISPLAYA"
	register "xres" = "1366"
	register "yres" = "768"
	# this setting is what nvidia does; it makes no sense
	# and does not agree with hardware. Why'd they do it?
	register "framebuffer_bits_per_pixel" = "18"
	register "cache_policy" = "DCACHE_WRITETHROUGH"

	# With some help from the mainbaord designer
	register "backlight_en_gpio" = "GPIO(H2)"
	register "lvds_shutdown_gpio" = "0"
	register "backlight_vdd_gpio" = "GPIO(P2)"
	register "panel_vdd_gpio" = "0"
	register "pwm" = "1"

# taken from u-boot; these look wrong however.
	register "vdd_delay" = "400"
	register "vdd_data_delay" = "4"
	register "data_backlight_delay" = "203"
	register "backlight_pwm_delay" = "17"
	register "pwm_backlight_en_delay" = "15"

# How to compute these: xrandr --verbose will give you this:
#Detailed mode: Clock 285.250 MHz, 272 mm x 181 mm
#               2560 2608 2640 2720 hborder 0
#               1700 1703 1713 1749 vborder 0
#Then you can compute your values:
#H front porch = 2608 - 2560 = 48
#H sync = 2640 - 2608 = 32
#H back porch = 2720 - 2640 = 80
#V front porch = 1703 - 1700 = 3
#V sync = 1713 - 1703 = 10
#V back porch = 1749 - 1713 = 36
#href_to_sync and vref_to_sync are from the vendor
#this is just an example for a Pixel panel; other panels differ.
# Here is a peppy panel:
#  1366x768 (0x45)   76.4MHz -HSync -VSync *current +preferred
#        h: width  1366 start 1502 end 1532 total 1592
#        v: height  768 start  776 end  788 total  800
# These numbers were provided by Nvidia.
	register "href_to_sync" = "1"
	register "hfront_porch" = "44"
	register "hsync_width" = "46"
	register "hback_porch" = "44"

	register "vref_to_sync" = "1"
	register "vfront_porch" = "6"
	register "vsync_width" = "8"
	register "vback_porch" = "6"

	# we *know* the pixel clock for this system.
	register "pixel_clock" = "71"
end