As for how ARM deals with their devices on non-pci busses, I really do not know, I never looked into that.
One way is that initialization specific to a given board or machine is called from its INIT_MACHINE callback. That can define platform devices (SOC, ASICs, discrete parts, etc) and initialize platform_data to feed drivers the right hardware info (addressing, which GPIOs etc).
Then normal platform_bus binding magic can apply, so that a driver named "fred" gets probed for devices named "fred".
- Dave
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