RE: 8xx SPI drivers

I have no website of my own to put this stuff on yet. I will do so
shortly and I'll let you all know. Meanwhile, I am hoping Alex could do
this.

Also, I would like to thank Alex for cleaning up my driver and for
actually using it.

Navin.

-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin Fry [mailto:kevin@carts.com]
Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 2001 1:39 PM
To: Navin Boppuri
Cc: linuxppc-embedded@lists.linuxppc.org
Subject: Re:8xx SPI drivers


Thanks for the SPI driver help,  I've started porting Alex's code (based
off
Navin's) to the 8260.
 Would either of you mind if I made a quick SPI webpage and posted your
drivers there? To help those in the future who will have this problem
and
need to find spi stuff not in the kernel.

The people on this list rock!

Kevin


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Navin Boppuri wrote:

I have no website of my own to put this stuff on yet.

Just ask to post it on penguinppc.org.  There is an embedded section
there.....but why do you want to post something like this?  I mean,
we don't post any of the other drivers or code we do anywhere but in
the sources themselves.

Also, I would like to thank Alex for cleaning up my driver and for
actually using it.

Keep in mind that SPI designs are very dependent upon the board/product
design.  Many of the systems that use SPI have external hardware for
device selection and control.  The generic driver is suitable for clocking
bits in/out but often isn't sufficient to make everything work.  Due to the
timing of SPISEL, I sometimes had to just write a software bit-toggle function
to make it work.

Thanks.


	-- Dan


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