Excellent. I'll post the tmio clock patch later today.
2009/9/29 pHilipp Zabel :
> On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 5:09 AM, Ian Molton wrote:
>> *prod*
>>
>> After all the fuss about this, no-ones going to comment?
>>
>> I just found the last tmio-related bug I want to squash before I
>> consider this pa
On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 5:09 AM, Ian Molton wrote:
> *prod*
>
> After all the fuss about this, no-ones going to comment?
>
> I just found the last tmio-related bug I want to squash before I
> consider this patchset 'good to go' so people actually updatinng their
> drivers / sending me code would b
Thanks Magnus - Let me know how it goes. Im posting a patch in a few
minutes that alters the way clocks are selected on tmio-mmc - it now
picks the closest frequency to that requested. I think this is the
better solution because the limited clock selections available are
generally only a little hig
On Tue, Sep 29, 2009 at 12:09 PM, Ian Molton wrote:
> *prod*
>
> After all the fuss about this, no-ones going to comment?
>
> I just found the last tmio-related bug I want to squash before I
> consider this patchset 'good to go' so people actually updatinng their
> drivers / sending me code would
in with all the affected drivers tested and ASIC3 I _do not have
one of_ to test.
Its only a few lines - can we get it finished please?
-Ian
2009/9/26 Ian Molton :
> 2009/9/26 Ian Molton :
> Hi guys,
> This is the tmio based part of the tmio-mmc driver update that removes the
> CNF area (cl
2009/9/26 Ian Molton :
Hi guys,
This is the tmio based part of the tmio-mmc driver update that removes the
CNF area (clock and power control) from the driver and abstracts it so that
more users can share the MMC driver itself.
Its compilable, runs on my hardware, and is checkpatch clean.
I