Re: Modeling the register bit as a voltage regulator for SDHI/eMMC

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Hi Prabhakar,

> So instead of a GPIO pin acting as regulator this SDmIOVS can be used
> to toggle 0/1 which will control the pmic to allow us for switching
> between 1.8V and 3.3V.

Does the PMIC have a Linux driver? If so, then SDmIOVS would be really a
GPIO telling the PMIC what to do? If not...

> There is a similar instance of regulator driver [1] which is
> controlled via register bit write, but in our case the SD_STATUS
> register is part of the SDHI IP block itself.

... I could imagine that the SDHI driver itself exposes a regulator
driver. Just without a <reg>-property. The compatible will induce which
register and bit to use.

Happy hacking,

   Wolfram

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