Speaker output being turned off with screen blank?

[Ewan Meadows]

After playing around with EsounD the other night I noticed that when
the framebuffer screen blank activates it causes the Speaker output to
be turned off until the screen is activated again.  The headphone
output is still fine.  After a quick look I noticed a few things:

from linux-2.6.x/drivers/video/ndsfb.c:469

static int ndsfb_blank(int blank_mode, struct fb_info *info)
{
        if (blank_mode) {
                //POWER_CR &= ~ ( POWER_2D | POWER_2D_SUB |
POWER_LCD_TOP | POWER_LCD_TOP ) ;
                POWER_CR &= ~(POWER_LCD_TOP | POWER_LCD_TOP);
        } else {
                POWER_CR |=
                    (POWER_2D | POWER_2D_SUB | POWER_LCD_TOP | POWER_LCD_TOP);
        }
        return 0;
}


>From linux-2.6.x/include/asm/arch-nds/power.h:

#define POWER_CR       (*(volatile u16*)0x04000304)

#define POWER_LCD_TOP    (1<<0)
#define POWER_2D         (1<<1)
#define POWER_MATRIX     (1<<2)
#define POWER_3D_CORE    (1<<3)
#define POWER_LCD_BOTTOM (1<<8)
#define POWER_2D_SUB     (1<<9)
#define POWER_SWAP_LCDS  (1<<15)


>From http://nocash.emubase.de/gbatek.htm#dspowermanagement:

4000304h - NDS9 - POWCNT1 - Graphics Power Control Register (R/W)

  0     Enable Flag for both LCDs (0=Disable) (Prohibited, see notes)
  1     2D Graphics Engine A      (0=Disable) (Ports 008h-05Fh, Pal 5000000h)
  2     3D Rendering Engine       (0=Disable) (Ports 320h-3FFh)
  3     3D Geometry Engine        (0=Disable) (Ports 400h-6FFh)
  4-8   Not used
  9     2D Graphics Engine B      (0=Disable) (Ports 1008h-105Fh, Pal 5000400h)
  10-14 Not used
  15    Display Swap (0=Send Display A to Lower Screen, 1=To Upper Screen)

4000304h - NDS7 - POWCNT2 - Sound/Wifi Power Control Register (R/W)

  Bit   Expl.
  0     Sound Speakers (0=Disable, 1=Enable) (Initial setting = 1)
  1     Wifi           (0=Disable, 1=Enable) (Initial setting = 0)
  2-31  Not used



Is it just me or is POWER_LCD_TOP being sent to both cpu's?  I'm
pretty sure this is where the problem lies.

Cheers

Ewan