> >
> Now it works if we remove:
>
> - /* TPM - Driver currently only available in
> 3.13.x */
> - tpm_i2c_atmel@29 {
> - compatible = "tpm_i2c_atmel";
> - reg = <0x29>;
> - };
>
> i bet something changed in v4.1.x with regards to the tpm_i2c_atmel
> node.. time to grep the kernel..
Ok, thanks, odd.
The tpm module did seem to come up with /dev/tpm0 though when the
UART/GPIO didn't.
If successful, I think you'll just see "Issuing TPM_STARTUP" or
something similar.
They moved the tpm in the sysfs in 4.X or around there, but on a quick
look the driver name is still the same and the address hasn't
changed...
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