Re: Ox820 device tree
ingmar_k Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You need that line for your device tree: > > "#define SATA_1_REGS_BASE 0x45910000" > > In most device tree...
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You can use the oxnas kernel dts file as a base and clone the second SATA port from there. So whatever is needed in the kernel dts for SATA 1 entry, you would replicate that. If there is hardware...
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You really don't get it. Device tree file (.dts), SATA definition. Now compare the current defintion and see where you could add one for the second SATA port. Either that or you wait until someone...
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ingmar_k Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You really don't get it. Device tree file (.dts), > SATA definition. Now compare the current defintion > and see...
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Or this linux-oxnas-3.12-tld-2/arch/arm/boot/dts/ox820-pogoplug-pro.dts sata@45900000 { status = "okay"; nr-ports = <2>; }; The idea is just cloning the first SATA port, whatever definition that...
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bodhi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Or this > > linux-oxnas-3.12-tld-2/arch/arm/boot/dts/ox820-pog > oplug-pro.dts > > sata@45900000 { > status...
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tilator, I already found out myself that uboot had only one SATAdevise set on and it needed to be changed I'm afraid you're confusing me :) the U-Boot 2013.10 that you've installed recognized both...
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bodhi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > tilator, > > > I already found out myself that uboot had only one > SATAdevise set on and it needed to be changed...
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OK. So you're not running the version out of kref's source tree, you have patched it. Regarding this: sata@45900000 { compatible = "plxtech,nas782x-sata"; /* port sgdma core */ reg = <0x45900000...
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bodhi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > OK. So you're not running the version out of > kref's source tree, you have patched it. U-boot is kref's version _but_...
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tilator, Look for the SATA driver in kernel drivers/ata. If number of ports is defined/hardcoded, it should be in there.
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I'm looking for the Oxnas source code where the LED blinking is controlled (low level stuff, e.g. GPIO ). Anybody happen to have it or can point me to the source? In U-Boot, during booting I can turn...
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bodhi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > tilator, > > Look for the SATA driver in kernel drivers/ata. If > number of ports is defined/hardcoded, it should be...
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because those instances where it is blinking, it is using a timer & jiffies w/ a shared source file for the definition. See the xce module source code where ti stops the blinky clock.
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