tspdrv: Add LG's timed_output based interface

Change-Id: I43383ad9e0ba4e0ba13837c0741885162cf40b63

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tspdrv: Make the timed state atomic

This should fix race conditions with fast bursts of short tones

Change-Id: I2c369da0a80dedebf7346613437d2b69d6a92c3c

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tspdrv: Add a sysfs control for timed vibrator strength

Change-Id: I66dec312e52a3c8834a93f6b8970c94a0d6af923

Conflicts:
	drivers/misc/tspdrv/ImmVibeSPI.c
G2: Zero out the kcal limits in all board sources

This fixes RGB control

Signed-off-by: dr87 <nb00870@gmail.com>
Enable BT LOCK

Change-Id: Idc413722cdb1ee94f46b3e334d2a08e9c8640a06
BU52031NVX: Add lid events to support the smartcover

Change-Id: I0589af2948f0fcc6ef2a5390023762dd5d5391d4
rfkill: Don't run btlock

It conflicts with userspace's invocations from bluedroid

Conflicts:
	arch/arm/mach-msm/lge/board-8974-g2-rfkill.c

Change-Id: Idb6023a383d1e3b43bb9bd5952378dd35b7e6d19
bluesleep: Don't wait for uart tx queue to flush before entering standby

There's no need to delay sleep for this. msm_hs_serial will do it on
its own, and this reduces the time to enter lpm

Change-Id: Ia13d44148130aaf133ea888807b5ba114936ce78

Commit by rmcc @ cyanogenmod
G2: Fix vibration bug in AOSP on new kernel

This should fix the vibrator from randomly activating

Signed-off-by: dr87 <nb00870@gmail.com>
Add bullshit device tree stubs.

LG's 4.2 aboot searches for

/soc/qcom,mdss_dsi_lgit_video
/soc/qcom,mdss_dsi_jdi_video
/soc/qcom,mdss_dsi_jdi_cmd
/soc/qcom,mdss_dsi_lgit_cmd

before booting the kernel; and it will explicitly fail to boot if they aren't
present, as defined somewhere in their aboot source. This will appease the
4.2 bootloader and allow us to boot a kernel built on 4.4 sources.

The 4.4 aboot will also append:
"mdss_mdp.panel=1:dsi:0:qcom,mdss_dsi_g2_lgd_cmd" to kernel's command line, so
adding the above to the BOARD_KERNEL_CMDLINE in the device folder is necessary
to get the panel to work. (Thanks to xda user garyd9 for pulling /proc/cmdline)

A big thank you to Dan Rosenberg (djrbliss) for loki (the exploit that allows
for custom boot images)