Thread: Aura H2O tps65185_int_func under-voltage on DCDC1 detected !
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Old 09-29-2019, 09:48 PM   #15
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Originally Posted by pazos View Post
I know it is tagged as an error in kernel code but I'm not sure if that is the cause, a consequence of another circuitry error or totally unrelated.
I took a poke around in your source archive and looked for the DCDC1 error.
The way the function is structured, and the way the interrupt register holds its error codes means that there can only be single error reported and it seems to be detected unambiguously.
That is to say we do not have a hidden UVLO or DCDC2 error - the one reported is the one we have.
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