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A comment on Using the Radxa Rock Pi N10 NPU on Mainline Linux. Parent comment

Re:Using the Radxa Rock Pi N10 NPU on Mainline Linux by alex14fr on Friday September 01, 2023 @03:43AM (#37347882)
Ok, but to me it seems to mean that the hardware may be permanently damaged (= a power cycle does not fix the issue) by a wrong clock setting, and I wonder why.
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Re:Using the Radxa Rock Pi N10 NPU on Mainline Linux by geraldog on Friday September 01, 2023 @04:05PM (#37355618)
Well the simplest example I can give you is overclocking your CPU or GPU. If you do that past a certain limit, it would be damaging to the hardware don't you agree?

The correct implementation of the power-up script for Rock Pi N10 NPU should be as a kernel module, this way we don't have to enable any dangerous #defines in clk.c

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