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> its just two functions. gen6_fdi_link_train() is called frist, which
> exercises training pattern 1 and 2. after that, intel_fdi_normal_train()
> is called which switches to link train pattern normal mode.

It sounds like the same as I did here.
I'm not interested now on it, because I have now another
problem of stability of high resolution(up to 1680x1050x32).

Kenji