
27 Jun
2009
27 Jun
'09
11:58 p.m.
On 19:12 Thu 25 Jun , Jason Kridner wrote:
On Thu, Jun 25, 2009 at 4:59 PM, Jean-Christophe PLAGNIOL-VILLARD plagnioj@jcrosoft.com wrote:
On 14:57 Mon 08 Jun , Grazvydas Ignotas wrote: > The update consists of following changes: > - remove configuration of not connected pins, effectively > leaving them in safe mode. > - remove unused GPIOs, setup newly added ones. > - setup pulls for various GPIOs. Disable pulls for game > buttons, as they have external pulls. > - SDRC CS change based on recent patch for > Beagle and Overo. > > Old boards are no longer supported, but there was only > small number of test boards made. Updated configuration > is expected to be used for mass production. If user have old version in possession NACK
I believe no users who would possibly object have the old version (or any version) in possession. Only the core developers ever got these boards. Is the expectation to create #ifdef or some sort of auto-detection (unlikely possible)?
untill the hardware will be really not anymore use yes please
this kind of huge update is non bisectable so we do need to use a true mux api as the kernel lot's of other arch in u-boot
Why is it not bisectable?
because your mix cleanup, fixup and new board support
Do you have a "true mux api" to suggest?
the same as the kernel one is the best for code sharing
Best Regards, J.