Currently I have a program that sends/receives data over the ethernet/wlan etc. network interface on the PocketBeagle. What I'm trying to achieve is simply have the SPI port configured as a Linux network interface to send/receive data to a Qualcomm QCA7000 chip (serial-to-powerline bridge chip). Qualcomm provides the following drivers and only the following drivers to access their QCA7000 chip over SPI (qca-spi). <https://github.com/qca/qca7000/tree/master/qca-spi> How does one actually use these SPI drivers on the PocketBeagle (running Debian Stretch IoT)? Are the drivers necessary and will they even work at all, or will I need to make use of Linux kernel *spidev* device driver? Not sure if the device tree needs to be considered here too, I am very overwhelmed by this concept.
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