Le 12/09/12 19:29, Matt Turner a écrit :
On Wed, Sep 12, 2012 at 10:15 AM, Julien De Bona
<[email protected]> wrote:
I found that commit 2539387611b8b15bb2367275df9bfd3e29dc2a0e in December
2010 broke the Gdium's GPIOs by doing this:
- set ARCH_NR_GPIOS to 4, which can fit the Loongson 2f's 4 GPIOs but not
the 64 GPIOs from the SM501 (the driver expects ARCH_NR_GPIOS==256)
- register ARCH_NR_GPIOS ls2f GPIOs, which allocates all potential GPIOs to
ls2f and leaves no room for the SM501 GPIOs.
Patches should go to Ralf and linux-mips@. Not here.
The wiki homepage states that this project aims to to support loongson
machines, welcomes patches and will push its stable patchet to
linux-mips. In short: specialize in this small domain and push the
resulting work upstream when it's ready; I think I'm fitting in that:
I'm referring to a commit made in this project on code directly related
to the Loongson CPU and breaking a Loongson machine. There's no Gdium
support in linux-mips, which makes the patch irrelevant there at this
moment.
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