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DRA7xx core support

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Cover letter [PATCH v3 0/9] DRA7xx core support
Quoted 23 lines · Rajendra Nayak
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Changes in v3:
-1- Dropped some clock/dpll framework builds for dra7 -2- Added all instances of IPs in dtsi file
-3- dtsi does a 'disabled' by default and dts enables as needed -4- soc_is_dra7xx() based on DT compatible instead of using ID code

Changes in v2:
-1- Fixed minor changelog details
-2- Dropped the SRAM support patch since we need to move to drivers/misc/sram.c -3- Added DTS update patches to this series which were earlier posted as part of the data series (Since they don't have much objections as against the other in-kernel data files)
-4- Updated the EVM dts file with pin config details for uart/mcspi and i2c

DRA7xx based SoCs' are high-performance, infotainment application devices, based on enhanced OMAP architecture integrated on a 28nm technology.

The DRA7xx family is composed of DRA75x and DRA74x devices. The current device for which the patches add support is the DRA752 SoC.

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Most of the core IPs are similar to those found on the OMAP5 devices, including the dual cortex-A15 based MPU subsystem, which has helped quite some reuse from existing OMAP5 support.

This series contains only core support patches and none of the PRCM and hwmod data needed for the device to boot.

Tony, any chance of this series making it to 3.12?

Looks OK to me, want to do a pull request against -rc5 for me?

Regards,

Tony