Yes, having a interface which can also control clocks is great. I used to
write some code myself to debug clocks, so I have the same feeling with what
you said.
BTW, 'cheers' is normally used in Australia and New Zealand. Are you from
there? Just curious. :)
Yong
On Sat, Oct 16, 2010 at 1:34 PM,
Believe me, it is very useful in both BSP development and SOC power
management. In the company I am working for, people are keen to have this
kind of info.
On Sat, Oct 16, 2010 at 7:55 AM, Kevin Hilman
wrote:
> Amit Kucheria writes:
>
> > Adding linaro-dev to cc. Kernel consolidation WG might ha
Unless I am mistaken the mmc init vs mmc rescan should not be an issue
if the default env in u-boot is correct. As background, legacy mmc
drivers need mmc init and new generic mmc drivers need mmc rescan. I
agree that this change is annoying, however the difference can be
handled in the default e
Santosh,
Again - apologies for the tardy responses to this thread.
> This is something very different from SOC point of view.
> Example OMAP4, the restore for GIC, SCU, L2 is handled by ROM
> code and it expect it to save in a particular pattern and
> pre-defined memory location. Generic code won
Hi Amit,
Apologies for the delayed response.
> Yes, the earlier the better to starting incorporating the
> changes in Linux.
Agreed - this is a priority for ARM. (We're at least a little behind the curve
on putting the arch and CPU-centric stuff in shared arch code, given the
device-specific c
