5924 - D-PHY to CMOS v1.2/CrossLink: Why does the DPHY RX channel signal did not move from LP to HS mode?
This is due to metastability encountered in v1.2. It is recommended to upgrade to DPHY to CMOS v1.3 with the corresponding IP fix.
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