Re: [PATCH] ARM: dts: da850: Add missing pin muxing for the UARTs

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On Thursday 25 August 2016 07:45 PM, Karl Beldan wrote:

>>> Indeed ATM the EVM relies on the bootloader to setup the pin muxing.
>>>
>>> I just checked the uart pins routing of the EVM, the dts:
>>> - should reclaim serial2_rxtx_pins and serial2_rtscts_pins
>>
>> Can you please clarify what you mean by dts should "reclaim". You mean
>> move the pins from da850.dtsi to da850-evm.dts or something else?
>>
> 
> No, in the part you are replying to I am not referring to moving the
> pins but reclaiming them. The pins are declared in the dtsi, as they
> should. Eg. the LCDK dts reclaims serial2_rxtx_pins but doesn't reclaim
> serial2_rtscts_pins while their declarations remain in the dtsi.

Alright. I am not sure if "reclaim" is the right term for this, but it
doesn't matter ;) I understand the intent now.

> The purpose of this part was to clarify what I saw on the schematics
> because your emails include the following 2 statements:
> 
>>>>> Looks like the flow control pins are being used for McASP also on the
>>>>> EVM. So lets leave the EVM as-is.
> 
>>>> Rather, the EVM dts file should be updated to use serial2_rxtx_pins like
>>>> the LCDK. Right now it seems to be relying on bootloader to serial2
> 
> My email was to inform that it concerns the flow control pins of the
> UART1 only and that the UART2 flow control pins are not concerned and, 
> since they are dedicated to the UART2, should be reclaimed unlike
> in the LCDK.

I see now.

I think I was thrown off by looking at the fact that mcasp0_pins in
da850-evm.dts muxes UART2_RTS as AMUTE. But, its the mcasp0_pins that
needs fixing. AMUTE is not used by audio on the board. As is AFSR. Plus,
that pinmux entry goes and writes to PINMIX0[31:28] the value of 0x1
which is reserved. Sigh.

I will review your original e-mail and reply back.

Thanks,
Sekhar
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