void bootblock_cpu_init(void)
{
u32 ret;
/*
* During Suspend-Resume & S/W-Reset, as soon as PMU releases
* pad retention, CKE goes high. This causes memory contents
* not to be retained during DRAM initialization. Therfore,
* there is a new control register(0x100431e8[28]) which lets us
* release pad retention and retain the memory content until the
* initialization is complete.
*/
if (read32(((void *)INF_REG_BASE + INF_REG1_OFFSET)) == S5P_CHECK_SLEEP) {
write32(PAD_RETENTION_DRAM_COREBLK_VAL,
(void *)PAD_RETENTION_DRAM_COREBLK_OPTION);
do {
ret = read32((void *)PAD_RETENTION_DRAM_STATUS);
} while (ret != 0x1);
}
/* kick off the multi-core timer.
* We want to do this as early as we can.
*/
mct_start();
if (get_wakeup_state() == WAKEUP_DIRECT) {
wakeup();
/* Never returns. */
}
/* For most ARM systems, we have to initialize firmware media source
* (ex, SPI, SD/MMC, or eMMC) now; but for Exynos platform, that is
* already handled by iROM so there's no need to setup again.
*/
}
void timer_monotonic_get(struct mono_time *mt)
{
if (!initialized) {
mct_start();
initialized = 1;
}
mono_time_set_usecs(mt, mct_raw_value() / clocks_per_usec);
}
void bootblock_soc_init(void)
{
/* kick off the multi-core timer.
* We want to do this as early as we can.
*/
mct_start();
if (get_wakeup_state() == WAKEUP_DIRECT) {
wakeup();
/* Never returns. */
}
/* set up dcache and MMU */
mmu_init();
mmu_disable_range(0, SRAM_START);
mmu_config_range(SRAM_START, SRAM_SIZE, DCACHE_WRITEBACK);
mmu_config_range(SRAM_END, 4096 - SRAM_END, DCACHE_OFF);
dcache_mmu_enable();
/* For most ARM systems, we have to initialize firmware media source
* (ex, SPI, SD/MMC, or eMMC) now; but for Exynos platform, that is
* already handled by iROM so there's no need to setup again.
*/
}
