Re: [PATCH v2 00/10] Marvell Berlin full clock support

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On 05/29/2014 02:07 AM, Mike Turquette wrote:
> Quoting Sebastian Hesselbarth (2014-05-19 09:43:21)
>> Mike,
>>
>> this is v2 of the Berlin SoC clock driver [1] but with a reworked DT
>> binding as requested [2]. We decided to not even try to split up the chip
>> control registers that deal with pinmux, padmux, clock, reset, and evil
>> stuff we haven't even looked at. Instead we keep a single node that clock
>> driver will remap early, while proper platform_drivers use a regmap
>> instead. Although clock and other drivers share the same register range,
>> they use individual registers exclusively.
>>
>> There are some functional fixes in the single clock drivers, I noticed
>> while retesting each individial driver. There will be more to fixup but
>> without any drivers actually using the clocks, it is hard to tell what
>> isn't working now.
>>
>> Anyway, the current binding should match what you requested and having
>> a clock driver for v3.16 will really be a huge benefit for us to work
>> on more driver support.
>>
>> If you are fine with it, please take patches 2-7 and I'll pick up
>> 1,8-10 in berlin branch.
> 
> Patches #2-7 applied to clk-next.

Thanks Mike, but please drop patch #2
  ("clk: berlin: add binding include for Berlin SoC clock ids")
before you push your clk-next branch, it already went through arm-soc.

Sorry,
  Sebastian
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