Setting a lower load can make the regulator enter into LPM. Now the
lower load was set before the regulator disable, there's a risk here.
The regulator has been LPM, while it was not disable, if the cosumer
has a higher current needed than LPM at this time, that will lead OCP
on this regulator. The right operation for a regulator enable/disable
should be:
1. regulator_set_voltage(vreg, active_min_uV, active_max_uV) and
regulator_set_load(vreg, active_load_uA); in either order
2. regulator_enable()
3. regulator_disable()
4. regulator_set_voltage(vreg, inactive_min_uV, inactive_max_uV)
and regulator_set_load(vreg, inactive_load_uA); in either order
Change-Id: Ibe4f888a5675baf2691e479daa163d8867902e69
Signed-off-by: Zhao, Yuan <yzhao@codeaurora.org>
This change brings msm display driver including sde,
dp, dsi, rotator, dsi pll and dp pll from base 4.19 kernel
project. It is first source code snapshot from base kernel project.
Change-Id: Iec864c064ce5ea04e170f24414c728684002f284
Signed-off-by: Narendra Muppalla <NarendraM@codeaurora.org>
