[PATCH 0/2] mmc: sdhci-acpi: Introduce device specific quirks, fix issues on 2 device models

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Hi Adrian,

I know you have sofar mostly resisted adding device specific (DMI based)
quirks to the sdhci-acpi.c driver and I agree with you that whenever
possible, those should be avoided.

But yesterday I was debugging an issue where using the microSD slot
causes the LCD panel of a tablet to go black. This turns out to be a
bug in the DSDT which gets triggered when using 1.8V modes, see the first
patch for details. In this case I really so no other option then disabling
1.8V modes and only doing so only on the affected device model.

Another issue which I had on my TODO list of things to fix is the Acer
SW5-012 version of the Acer Switch 10 models always reporting the microSD
as being write-protected. Here too I see no other option then a model
specific quirk, since some BYT devices may use a normal SD slot with
actual write-protect capabilities and we do not want to disable
write-protect checking everywhere just because it is broken on one model.
The workaround for this is the second patch in this series.

Regards,

Hans




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