Fix problem with A-Data 2GB microSD card - Revisited

[Andy Green]

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Somebody in the thread at some point said:

| I see that it sets the GLAMO_REG_CLOCK_GEN8 to a clock divisor as a base
| 0. So it looks like I'm setting it to 4 in my case. If this clock
| divisor isn't base 0 but base 1 then this calculation would be off and
| that would explain it. The card could be specifying a rate of 12MHz but
| the only way we knock it down to that rate is if I set the f_max low
| enough.

I measured the clock with a 'scope when I wrote this code, the clock
frequencies are pretty correct.  If it thinks it issues 16.6MHz it
really does.

| What does the documentation say about this?

For that register (TCLK = MMC CLK)

7:0
RW TCLK divide ratio
00000000: 1:1
00000001: 2:1
00000010: 3:1

| What is the reference clock?
| The code assumes a 50MHz clock.

I mentioned in the probe code

host->clk_rate = 50000000; /* really it's 49152000 */

The best way I heard to explain it yet is just a mismatch between the
worst case slowness of that card and the biggest timeout the Glamo can
express at the faster clock rates.  If the timeout register had another
nybble in its counter we would just have set it to FFFF and forgotten
about it.

- -Andy



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