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SubjectRe: [PATCH] cpufreq: mediatek: Fix KP and lockups on proc/sram regulators error
Jia, do you want to reply to this thread as the Fixes patch was added
by you ?

On 09-09-22, 11:37, AngeloGioacchino Del Regno wrote:
> Function regulator_get_optional() returns a negative error number on
> any kind of regulator_get() failure: failing to check for that in the
> teardown path will lead to a kernel panic due to a call to function
> regulator_disable().

I don't see how this can happen. The code does check if the regulators
are enabled earlier or not.

> Besides that, the "proc" regulator does actually provide power to the
> CPU cluster(s): disabling it will produce a lockup on at least some
> SoCs, such as MT8173.

We are just dropping the count that we increased earlier, how will
that disable the regulator which was already enabled ?

> That consideration is also valid for the "sram" regulator, providing
> power to the CPU caches instead, present on some other SoCs, such as
> MT8183, MT8186 (and others).
>
> Resolve both situations and by simply removing the entire faulty
> branches responsible for disabling the aforementioned regulators if
> enabled, keeping in mind that these are enabled (and left enabled)
> by the bootloader before booting the kernel.

This looks fishy, we just keep on increasing the ref count of the
regulator but never take it down.

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viresh

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