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@@ -1768,6 +1768,29 @@ static void frontend_init(struct budget_ci *budget_ci)
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case 0x1019: // TT S2-3200 PCI
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+ /*
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+ * NOTE! on some STB0899 versions, the internal PLL takes a longer time
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+ * to settle, aka LOCK. On the older revisions of the chip, we don't see
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+ * this, as a result on the newer chips the entire clock tree, will not
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+ * be stable after a freshly POWER 'ed up situation.
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+ * In this case, we should RESET the STB0899 (Active LOW) and wait for
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+ * PLL stabilization.
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+ *
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+ * On the TT S2 3200 and clones, the STB0899 demodulator's RESETB is
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+ * connected to the SAA7146 GPIO, GPIO2, Pin 142
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+ */
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+ /* Reset Demodulator */
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+ saa7146_setgpio(budget->dev, 2, SAA7146_GPIO_OUTLO);
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+ /* Wait for everything to die */
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+ msleep(50);
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+ /* Pull it up out of Reset state */
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+ saa7146_setgpio(budget->dev, 2, SAA7146_GPIO_OUTHI);
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+ /* Wait for PLL to stabilize */
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+ msleep(250);
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+ /*
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+ * PLL state should be stable now. Ideally, we should check
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+ * for PLL LOCK status. But well, never mind!
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+ */
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budget_ci->budget.dvb_frontend = dvb_attach(stb0899_attach, &tt3200_config, &budget_ci->budget.i2c_adap);
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if (budget_ci->budget.dvb_frontend) {
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if (dvb_attach(stb6100_attach, budget_ci->budget.dvb_frontend, &tt3200_stb6100_config, &budget_ci->budget.i2c_adap)) {
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