gen_domain_dts: Fix clock node name overwriting #676
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Remove frequency-based clock node reuse that caused name collisions. When multiple peripherals shared the same frequency, the last-processed peripheral would overwrite the clock node name, breaking earlier references. Create unique clock node for each peripheral based on its label. Signed-off-by: Harini T <[email protected]>
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@kedareswararao @onkarharsh can you please review? |
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Looks good to me.
@kedareswararao I am not aware of the full context here. Please check the changes workflow wise.
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Remove frequency-based clock node reuse that caused name collisions. When multiple peripherals shared the same frequency, the last-processed peripheral would overwrite the clock node name, breaking earlier references.
Create unique clock node for each peripheral based on its label.