doc: release-notes/3.7: bits about Intel Audio DSP
There is one externally visible change which affects the process of booting the audio DSP from the host, where dedicated registers are now used to communicate the boot status instead of using arbitrary memory locations. This affects the ACE family of audio DSP. Signed-off-by: Daniel Leung <daniel.leung@intel.com>
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* Made these changes in other SoC series:
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* Made these changes in other SoC series:
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* Intel ACE Audio DSP: Use dedicated registers to report boot status instead of arbitrary memory.
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* ITE: Rename the Kconfig symbol for all ITE SoC variants.
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* ITE: Rename the Kconfig symbol for all ITE SoC variants.
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* STM32: Enabled ART Accelerator, I-cache, D-cache and prefetch on compatible series.
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* STM32: Enabled ART Accelerator, I-cache, D-cache and prefetch on compatible series.
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* STM32H5: Added support for Stop mode and :kconfig:option:`CONFIG_PM`.
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* STM32H5: Added support for Stop mode and :kconfig:option:`CONFIG_PM`.
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