In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote:
>
> So what do you suggest instead? Removing these functions completely for 440?
Please let's either proviude real, working implementations, or remove
the functions.
> This would result in bigger changes to common code currently using those
> functions (especially dcache_disable). Probably by using more #ifdefs there
> which I would really like not to see.
I don't like to see these either, but it's better than lying in the
face of the user.
> OK, I removed this patch from my custodian repository. But I assume that you
> are you asking for additional changes too. Are you asking me to remove (a)
> all dummy cache entries or (b) to support *real* cache support functions for
> 440? (a) would lead as explained above to bigger code changes in the common
> code and (b) is extremely difficult and I just have no time for such a thing
> currently.
Yes, let's do either (a) or (b). There is no other choice.
> BTW: All the already existing 440 dummy cache entries were not introduced by
> myself.
I am aware of this.
> > Yes, I am aware that the current (new) implementation of
> > do_bootelf_exec() needs to be fixed for this, too - and maybe some
> > other places as well. But this is important enough to me.
>
> Understood. We should propably revert this patch then.
This still leaves the problem of the current "implementation" of the
other stubs. Please note that as is, we even have *random* behaviour
of the code, as the functions are supposed to return the cache
status, but no return value gets loaded.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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