Hi,
On 30-03-16 10:58, Michael Haas wrote:
Am 30. März 2016 09:55:54 MESZ, schrieb Hans de Goede <hdego...@redhat.com>:
Hi,
On 30-03-16 06:57, Michael Haas wrote:
On 03/28/2016 03:01 PM, Hans de Goede wrote:
but unless there's a real need
for me to verify this,
I'll simply revert the u-boot patch and enjoy working GPIO.
Given the entire discussion in this thread, I agree that fixing this
in u-boot
is best. But I do not see reverting the u-boot patch disabling
ldo3/4
by default
as the solution. ldo3/4 are unused on most boards, so disabling them
by default
clearly is the right thing todo IMHO.
I just checked the Banana Pi, which exposes ports from bank E on its
CON1. Admittedly,
that's the "Camera Serial Interface", but that connector is
explicitly
also labelled
as supporting various GPIO pins:
http://www.bananapi.org/p/product.html
That connector is not usable unless you've got a really special cable,
also ldo3/4 are disabled in the kernel dts, so it does not matter what
u-boot
does.
On the Cubietruck, there's also CN9, exposing some GPIO ports from
bank G:
https://linux-sunxi.org/Cubietech_Cubietruck
The Cubietruck also has ldo3/4 disabled in the kernel dts.
Given that there tend to be crashes on re-enabling LDO3+LDO4 and many
boards expose affected pins (not only for CSI!): wouldn't be it be
the
best to keep them enabled?
s/Many boards/Lime 2/ and we still do not fully understand what is
going
on there, we just know that not enabling ldo3/4 at the u-boot level
causes issues, we do not know / understand why though.
U-boot supports 52 boards with an axp209 pmic, yet you only name a
select
few which need ldo3/4 according to you, and for 2 of your examples the
kernel dts says differently.
I'm not going to enable ldo3/4 by default on all boards just because
they
are needed on the Lime 2.
Regards,
Hans
Hi Hans,
You are making an excellent point. I will submit patches for the lime* boards
as proposed in your earlier mail.
Note I've just added a patch with the necessary changes to my tree, so there
is no need to submit a patch for this.
Regards,
Hans
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