08:17 <krzk> wwilly: hey, yes I am now

08:22 <wwilly> morning

08:23 <wwilly> the other day, you said we have pmu for EAGLE, KFC and MCU, EAGLE refer to the big cortex-a15 and KFC to the LITTLE cortex-a7 right?

08:37 <krzk> wwilly: yes

08:38 <krzk> the MCU - I do not know what was it about... there is no separate MCU...

08:38 <wwilly> ok, where EAGLE name come from? in dtsi I see only the big referred as ARM

08:38 <forkbomb> i assume MCU is referring to the FIMC-IS

08:38 <krzk> it's the codename used by samsung in datasheet

08:39 <wwilly> krzk, ok

08:39 <krzk> forkbomb: could be, FIMC is a Cortex-A

08:39 <forkbomb> yes, and iirc the FIMC control block is called MCUCTL in the datasheet

08:39 <krzk> forkbomb: although many understand MCU as really micro, so Cortex-M for example

08:40 <forkbomb> yeah, that's true

08:40 <wwilly> that? http://linux-exynos.org/wiki/FIMC-IS

08:40 <forkbomb> yep

08:41 <wwilly> ok, so the possible pmu for the mcu, is it defined somewhere? I mean, what kind of info you could get?

08:42 <krzk> wwilly: anyway, there is nothing about PMU or other generic blocks in official datasheets... probably because they came from ARM specificatoin. One can find only interrupt numbers

08:42 <krzk> wwilly: that PMU for MCU was appearingi only in context of IRQs, if I recall correctly

08:43 <krzk> but I think you were looking for PMU for CCI?

08:43 <wwilly> krzk, yes, for cci only, but you tickled my curiosity :)