Incorrect multiplier in a53-pll freq_tbl#431
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1152000000 = 60 * 19200000 (xo-clock) Currently if you add 1152000000 (60x) to your device tree you receive a PLL of 1190400000 (62x). Signed-off-by: Radar J’rooti <Auroir@protonmail.com>
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1152000000 = 62 * 19200000 (xo-clock)
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1152000000 = 60 * 19200000 (xo-clock)
Currently if you add 1152000000 (60x) to your device tree you receive a PLL of 1190400000 (62x).
Perhaps it was intended for there to be a frequency level for scenarios where a 1.2GHz limit is strictly enforced thereby disallowing 1.21GHz (63x), in which case the problem is labeling it as 1152000000 when it's 1190400000. But I think it's more likely that the intent was a smooth range of frequencies to choose from so I fixed the multiplier.