[U-Boot] Which version of u-boot contains support for twrmpc5125

The latest version does not appear to contain support for the the twrmpc5125 processor because the following command issued in the u-boot installation directory yields nothing.
$grep 5125 Makefile.
My question is, how do you know which version of u-boot contains the most current source code with Freescale MPC5121e support that may be obtained from the DENX website. This source code would contain the most recent bug-fixes and feature updates.
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Dear Rudy,
In message 7A6A685F2AD2C242812385088F128C121C5A33259E@AUSP01VMBX02.collaborationhost.net you wrote:
The latest version does not appear to contain support for the the twrmpc5125 processor because the following command issued in the u-boot installation directory yields nothing.
$grep 5125 Makefile.
Your result is correct (there is no support for MPC5125 in mainline U-Boot), even though your test is actually wrong - you should have looked inboards.cfg instead of Makefile.
My question is, how do you know which version of u-boot contains the most current source code with Freescale MPC5121e support that may be obtained from the DENX website. This source code would contain the most recent bug-fixes and feature updates.
There is no such code in mainline. Nobody ever bothered to submit patches.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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Rudy Cazeao
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