On Fri, 16 Feb 2024 at 02:22, Caleb Connolly wrote:
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> Historically, Qualcomm boards have relied on heavy hardcoding in U-Boot,
> in many cases to the specific SoC but also to the board itself (e.g.
> memory map). This has been largely resolved by modernising the Qualcomm
> drivers in U-Boot,
Historically, Qualcomm boards have relied on heavy hardcoding in U-Boot,
in many cases to the specific SoC but also to the board itself (e.g.
memory map). This has been largely resolved by modernising the Qualcomm
drivers in U-Boot, however the board code still largely follows this
model.
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