thermald: handle large RAPL PL1 values in restore registration - #593
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The RAPL restore path parsed constraint_*_power_limit_uw through the signed int reader, which fails for valid values above INT_MAX (for example 4095000000 uW). That caused restoration registration to be skipped and exit restore count to stay zero. Read PL1 as an unsigned sysfs value for registration, store it in a wider type, and restore it via string write to preserve full value range. Also update logs to print the wider PL1 type. Signed-off-by: Srinivas Pandruvada <srinivas.pandruvada@linux.intel.com>
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The RAPL restore path parsed constraint_*_power_limit_uw through the signed int reader, which fails for valid values above INT_MAX (for example 4095000000 uW). That caused restoration registration to be skipped and exit restore count to stay zero.
Read PL1 as an unsigned sysfs value for registration, store it in a wider type, and restore it via string write to preserve full value range. Also update logs to print the wider PL1 type.