Hi,
I took a look into the files board/mpc8560ads.c and board/tqm85xx.c and found something strange:
- In the function local_bus_init() the current CLKDIV is read from the
register LCRR as was set by Hardreset. After that, the decision is made, wether the DLL has to be enabled/disabled/overridden. Inside the if-else blocks the new CLKDIV is changed. But IMO the CLKDIV has to be set before the query.
This is the current code: clkdiv = lbc->lcrr & 0x0f; lbc_hz = sysinfo.freqSystemBus / 1000000 / clkdiv;
if (lbc_hz < 66) { lbc->lcrr = CFG_LBC_LCRR | 0x80000000; /* DLL Bypass */
} else if (lbc_hz >= 133) { lbc->lcrr = CFG_LBC_LCRR & (~0x80000000); /* DLL Enabled ... This may be the situation on other 85xx boards, too. I didn't check them all. What was the intention, DLL modification dependent on the clock set by the MPC at hardreset or dependent on the targeted frequency?
MPC8540 Reference Manual, Page 13-23, LCRR Field Descriptions: "DLL bypass. This bit should be set when using low bus clock frequencies if the DLL is unable to lock. When in DLL bypass mode, incoming data is captured in the middle of the bus clock cycle."
Usually 85xx boot from Flash connected to the Local Bus, so the bootstrap configuration out of a hard reset need to be correct at first place. Then, if the bootloader (or later, the kernel) wants to (re-)set it during runtime, it also has to set the DLL enable bit depending on the desired target frequency.
Regards,