Hello, I'm trying to add SD Card support to a smartphone (Samsung Galaxy S5). After configuring the sdhci-msm driver through DT, it all seems to work fine except the case when the phone boots with the SD card inserted. If the card is re-inserted, or the driver is polling, or the probe code is forcefully executed a second time the card is properly detected. I logged the SD interrupts, commands and responses, and it looks like the hardware is returning Command Index Error and/or Command End Bit Error via the Error Interrupt Status Register, which gets converted to -EILSEQ error. On a second attempt (due to re-insertion, polling or re-execution) these errors are missing, and the card behaves correctly. On the downstream kernel, these errors resulting in EILSEQ do not appear, so it might be related to setup. Also I see that sdhci-msm driver has hardcoded a SDHCI_QUIRK_BROKEN_CARD_DETECTION quirk, which might imply that polling should be used (instead Card Detection GPIO), in which case this issue won't manifest itself. But polling wastes power, and the Card Detect pin works well, at least for this device, so I feel it can be made better. Any suggestions on how to track this down are appreciated! Regards, Iskren Chernev _______________________________________________ Kernelnewbies mailing list Kernelnewbies@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.kernelnewbies.org/mailman/listinfo/kernelnewbies
