Is DDR_SDRAM_CFG_3[ECC_FIX_EN] used?

ECC fixing enable.
The DDR controller supports ECC fixing in memory. In this mode, the DDR controller will automatically fix
any detected single-bit errors by issuing a new transaction to read the address with the failing bit,
correcting the bit, and writing the data back to memory. The single-bit error will still be counted in the
ERR_SBE register for this case, but the controller will automatically fix the error. Note that during the
'read back', the single-bit error will not be double counted in the ERR_SBE register. In addition, the DDR
controller will periodically issue a read to memory at the interval defined by ECC_SCRUB_INT. If a
single-bit error is detected during a periodic read, it will be fixed. In this case, the error will be reported as
an SSBE in the ERR_SBE register. If a multi-bit eror is detected, then it will be reported in the
ERR_DETECT register. Also note that if a subsequent single-bit error is detected at the same address
while a first error is being fixed, then the second error will not be reported. Also, after a first SBE is
detected, no other SBEs will be fixed until the first SBE has been fixed in memory.This bit should only be
set if DDR_SDRAM_CFG[ECC_EN] is also set.
NOTE: Scrubbing cannot be enabled until after the controller has cleared
DDR_SDRAM_CFG_2[D_INIT].
0b - ECC scrubbing is disabled.
1b - ECC scrubbing is enabled.

When and where does this mode get selected by the Linux kernel and/or controller for SDRAM ECC correction?