Re: [PATCH] ARM: zii-vf610-dev: fix boot sd

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On Fri, Jan 18, 2019 at 4:51 PM Vivien Didelot <vivien.didelot@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> The 'sd' boot is currently broken on zii-vf610-dev because there are no
> mci devices (anymore?), only mmc.

Yeah, I forgot to update this part in 5f99a8d403 "dts: VFxxx: Add
aliases for ESDHC controllers", sorry about that!

>  There are also no need to check
> for the device number since both Rev B and Rev C report their SD card
> slot on mmc1.
>

I think you might be misreading the if condition in that check. What
it is meant to test is:

if ((board == VF610 Dev Rev C) || (board == VF610 Dev Rev B)) {
     SDHCI = SDHCI1
} else {
     SDHCI = SDHCI2
}

IOW, it is meant to configure development boards to boot from SD card
(attached to SDHCI1 on both revisions) and from eMMC on other boards
supported by that build (CFU1, SPU3, SCU4).

> Note that mmc1.0 is already mounted on /mnt/mmc1.0 once mmc1.probe=1
> is typed. It would've been more appropriate to use "ln /mnt/mmc1.0
> /mnt/sd", but ln isn't useable with automount since the mountpoint
> needs to be already created and ln has no force option. There are
> no complains with having two mountpoints for a device, so just blindly
> mount the device again.
>

I think we can still take advantage of default automount path
(/mnt/mmc1.0), by moving the if check to "boot/sd" and using
"/mnt/mmc${global.sd}.0/" as a prefix for Linux image and DTB blob.
This way there would be no need to create a symlink or a second mount
point and "init/automount-sd" could be dropped completely.

Thanks,
Andrey Smirnov

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