How to confirm "clock provider" and "clock id"?

[ShimaT]

in the following article:
[Clocks — Jetson Linux<br/>Developer Guide 34.1 documentation]

To change the mttcan node to select PLLAON as parent, add "pllaon" to the list in clock-names , and add an entry for 0x4 0x5e to the list in clocks :

The entry implies “0x4 0x5e”, but the actual value is “0x14f 0x5e” which is used in “clocks-init” and looks like for “pllaon”.

Which one should I add the entry to “mttcan@c310000” section, “0x4 0x5e” or “0x14f 0x5e”?
What does the difference mean? How to research for that? I can not find it out. Should I download the kernel source code ?

clocks-init {
compatible = “nvidia,clocks-config”;
status = “okay”;

  disable {
  	clocks = <0x14f 0x5e 0x4 0x9 0x4 0xb>;
  };

};

[JerryChang]

hello ShimaT,

the quickest way is checking… # cat /sys/kernel/debug/clk/clk_summary

[ShimaT]

Thank you for the reply!

I checked your suggestion, but it includes… clock(name), enable_cnt, prepare_cnt, rate, req_rate, accuracy, and phase.
Which column is the value equaled to “0x14f 0x5e”? No value matches it in Hex.

I wanted to know the ground of which is correct for PLLAON’s value “0x4 0x5e”, “0x14f 0x5e”, or others.

[JerryChang]

hello ShimaT,

don’t it show the parent of the clock, which is the naming of the specific clock.
please also attach your results for reference, thanks