On 18.02.2016 09:18, Felipe Balbi wrote:
Hi Felipe,
I will do as soon as the patch 1/5 gets approved.
It seem to be a bit stuck at the moment as Rob Herring from the DT wants
the "mentor,power"
to be represented as a regulator, whereas Sergei and me want to stick to
the existing "mentor,power" integer property.
As soon as this get clarified I will do the final updates and send the
patch again.
Maybe this is something you can help to clarify?
I don't think that makes sense as a regulator. It's just a number which
gets passed to USB Core as is.
However, it seems like everything in kernel right now is passing it as
500. So why don't you deprecate that property, hardcode it to 500 and
avoid the problem altogether ?
The likelihood of new MUSB designs is rather low, anyway.
Hi Felipe,
Following up on this one - I will make it a fixed 500mA and that should
do the job.
I agree there won't be likely too many new MUSB designs anyway.
Regards
Petr
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