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A vulnerability in the Linux kernel's NFC driver for the trf7970a device was resolved. The issue occurs when the trf7970a_startup() function powers up the device before applying an optional RX gain reduction. If a register read or write fails, the function returns without powering down the device, leaving the device in an unintended powered-on state. This can cause unbalanced power references and improper device state management. The fix ensures that trf7970a_power_down() is called on error to properly deassert enable GPIOs and restore the powered-off state. The vulnerability was found during static analysis of kernel code.

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