Hi Simon,
On Wed, Oct 2, 2019 at 10:15 AM Simon Glass sjg@chromium.org wrote:
Hi Bin,
On Wed, 25 Sep 2019 at 08:58, Simon Glass sjg@chromium.org wrote:
Apollolake is an Intel SoC generation aimed at relatively low-end embedded systems. It was released in 2016 but has become more popular recently with some embedded boards using it.
This series adds support for apollolake. As an example it adds an implementation of chromebook_coral (a large range of Chromebooks released in 2017).
The series provides only enough to boot to a prompt. It does not include display, storage, USB, etc. But it does include the major part of the plumbing.
Since this is the first time U-Boot has used FSP2 there is quite a bit of refactoring needed. Some of this is in previous series, but much of it is here.
Some further clean-up is needed with this series and it needs more documentation, but it is ready for review.
This series is available at u-boot-dm/coral-working
Just a note on this series. I sent it out as it was already getting huge and I don't like sitting on so many patches.
I have since done a little more work and have more peripherals running as well as FSP-S. In doing so I've found some clean-ups in the FSP parts, moving apollolake-specific code out of the fsp/ directory where it ended up, for example.
This results in another 20 patches or so :-(
The first 45 patches in *this* are not specific to x86 so I am thinking of dealing with them separately.
So my plan is:
- Get the sandbox/dm patches reviewed and applied
- Tidy up the remaining series
- Add the new patches
- Resend
Sounds like a good plan.
I will start reviewing the patches, and apply the patches as many as possible, to save some efforts of resending such a huge patch series.
I am on holiday for a week so will get to this on the 12th or so.
Regards, Bin