On Thu, Mar 06, 2014 at 05:05:39PM +0000, Charles Keepax wrote: > The following patch added support for spi controllers with a dedicated > chip select pin: > > commit 3146beec21b64f4551fcf0ac148381d54dc41b1b > spi: s3c64xx: Added provision for dedicated cs pin > > It updated the device tree binding to require a "cs-gpio" property to be > specified on the spi controller node if chip selects will be given as > GPIOs per slave, rather than the controller having a dedicated internal > chip select pin. No, it doesn't - it's saying that if the device has a "cs-gpio" property then to use that as the chip select. It's not a boolean, it's a GPIO specifier. Looking at the code it looks like the intention is to search all children for a cs-gpio during the controller probe, it's possible that this isn't working correctly. > Apologies if I missed something but there are a couple of > things I am not sure about in the original patch, there > seems to be no special handling for the dedicated case, like > set a bit that enables this or some such, which implies that > parts with dedicated cs pins will always update them even > if cs-gpio is specified. In which case wasn't what existed > before reasonable? The chip select signal within the IP always needs to be manipulated for the hardware to work regardless of a GPIO being used, if a GPIO is being used as the actual chip select then the expecation is that the pinmux will be set up so that the signal isn't actually brought out of the device.
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