20 Aug
2009
20 Aug
'09
8:05 p.m.
Dear Kumar Gala,
In message 1938B866-A0C2-4152-8085-4BCC4E1A78B9@kernel.crashing.org you wrote:
PCIE1 ... pci2 ... pcie1 ???
This looks broken to me?
This is actually correct.. This has to do w/stupid FSL documentation and #. The device tree "orders" PCI buses based on there register offset in CCSRBAR. So 0x9000 is pci1, 0xa000 is pci2. However FSL docs and some internal SoC screwness lists the PCIe controller @ 9000 as PCIE2 and the one at A000 as PCIE1.
Probably should add a comment in the code about this.
Yes, please. This looks just too much like a copy & paste error.
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