Hi Geert,
> > But...that would make me think on boot it would be set to '01' (setting prohibited).
>
> Yeah, running with enabled SDHI core and disabled card detect sounds silly.
I just did some testing and with only 1 clock enabled ('01'), the core works but
card detect doesn't work. If you boot with the card in, you can read it fine, but
if you pull it...no removal is detected.
As soon as I turn the other clock on ('00'), card detect magically starts working.
So from my experiments:
00: SD Host Interface 1 Module runs.
>> everything works
01: Setting prohibited.
>> core runs, but no card detect
10: Only card detect block in SD Host Interface 1 Module runs.
>> SDHI address space all 00s (core not running)
11: Clock supply to SD Host Interface 1 Module is halted
>> nothing works (of course)
> So typically you want to use 10 when idle, and 00 when active.
I wonder if that would mean the system would get a CD interrupt. Of course
if no ISR registered (SDHI not enabled), the kernel would throw it away.
> No there isn't. That's another reason why a full-fledged clock driver with
> tables in C is a better idea than trying to describe all clocks in DT.
> The new CPG/MSSR based driver (renesas-cpg-mssr.c) supports "critical
> module clocks" through CLK_ENABLE_HAND_OFF. Unfortunately that flag hasn't
> made it upstream, so I really should convert the driver to use the new
> CLK_IS_CRITICAL instead...
So basically at the moment you're tell me it's going to stay broke (unless it's
enabled in u-boot).
In sh_mobile_sdhi.c, can we change sh_mobile_sdhi_probe() so that if there
are 2 clocks specified (in DT or platform data), it automatically enables
the 2nd clock (forever) and just uses the 1st clock as the on/off clock?
Chris
