On Tegra194 the PEQ gain and shift settings are not maintained across
AUD powergate transitions. Simply by reading the gain/shift settings
from userspace via amixer/tinymix continuously causing the AUD powergate
to power cycle the settings can be seen to continuously change.
Commit bc4166782c07 ("tegra-alt: Enable ahubram prog. in hw_params")
partially fix the problem by re-configuring the gain/shift settings to
their default settings each time the PEQ is in-use, however, even with
this change, if the user changes the settings, they are not preserved.
On Tegra186 the PEQ gain and shift settings are not preserved after
transitioning to low power states such as SC7. There is a difference
between the PMC on Tegra186 and Tegra194, such that Tegra194 no longer
supports SRAM retention for the AUD powergate which explains why the
device behave slightly differently.
To ensure that the PEQ gain and shift settings are preserved for all
devices add save and restore helpers and invoke them from the OPE
runtime-pm handlers.
Bug 2072802
Bug 200375657
Change-Id: Ic867bcfd355a50eba8ba538a9471722b824df3c5
Signed-off-by: Jon Hunter <jonathanh@nvidia.com>
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Because of the way in which Makefile is defined for the drivers,
each driver file is getting compliled as separate *.ko module.
This results in loading of all the *.ko modules for maintaining
the functionality.
Current patch re-organises makefile and thus terga-alt structure,
- utils/ : will provide all the helper functions,
- machine_drivers/ : lists all the machine specific drivers we have,
- tegra-alt/*.c : ahub module drivers, each would have a separate
driver module,
- include/ : all the local header files needed for driver modules
Bug 200346429
Change-Id: Ic659879a0d6e8ef48b0d79b81059fba4c069591e
Signed-off-by: Sameer Pujar <spujar@nvidia.com>
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