again, more nitpicky pedantry, but from my initial post, i'm still
unclear on a couple things.
first, a number of powerpc .dts files contain the line:
dcr-parent = <&{/cpus/cpu@0}>;
and it's not clear to me why there are curly braces there. that is the
only example of that, but i see no mention of that in the spec. is it
meaningful? or are they superfluous?
also, the spec states that status could be set to "okay", but a pile
of .dts files in the current kernel have the shorter form:
status = "ok";
and the current kernel code in drivers/of explicitly accepts both
forms. is that a formal spec property, or is the kernel code simply
allowing people to be sloppy?
i think that's it for now, thanks for your patience.
rday
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