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On 4/29/19 19:23, Rob Herring wrote:
> We already have OPP tables defined for QCom CPUs to do speed bining, and 
> I just reviewed something from Allwinner for similar purposes. We can't 
> have each vendor doing their own thing here.

I tried that opp-supported-hw bitmask approach but number of OPP DT nodes
was rather high, around 200 per CPU cluster.  So I moved OPP tables to
the driver. I'm going to post next version of the patch set soon.

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Sylwester