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property. The definition is that a regulator with this property
should never be disabled.
ok kettenis@
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regulators we already support. The GPIO-based regulators are rather
independent of the type, we only need to know the type to check the
upper and lower limits.
With feedback from kettenis@
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pin before setting the "pin is high" bit in the index for the states.
Otherwise the index always has all possible bits sets.
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should not throw an error.
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instead of regulator-min-voltage.
ok kettenis@
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match has been found. Otherwise the error condition will always
be true.
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ok patrick@ kettenis@
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ok kettenis@
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"regulator-ramp-delay" property to guerantee that the target voltage has
been reached when regulator_set_voltage(9) returns.
ok patrick@
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regulators with a "regulator-always-on" property alone.
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happens when regulators are registered. As a consequence they will be
properly initialized even when the firmware doesn't do that.
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ok jsg@
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ok jsg@, patrick@
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