Re: 8250: Can I create /dev/ttyS1 and up?

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On 2018-05-12 11:14, Maarten Brock wrote:
Hello list,

I have a question about the 8250 driver when used with a device-tree.
I have a system with a xuartps and eight ns16550 compatible devices.
The xuartps is the primary console and has a serial0 alias which gives it
/dev/ttyPS0.
This makes it impossible to give the serial0 alias to one of the ns16550's. I can enter serial1..serial8 in the device-tree, but serial8 is ignored and
the last ns16550 gets /dev/ttyS0.

How am I supposed to properly fix the uarts to a device name?

Kind Regards,
Maarten Brock

A small follow-up:

The above where the last ns16550 gets /dev/ttyS0 is not consistent.
If it is found after the xuartps and before the first ns16550 it will take /dev/ttyS1. At least that's what I think that happens. The result is that
all other ns16550 are also not in their specified place.

I have no control over the order of things inside the 'generated' device-tree.

Maarten

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