i2c on mpc824x

I noticed that ppcboot has the mpc824x i2c working now. They lifted
Motorola's DINK32 driver and hacked it in.

Is anyone working to bring mpc824x i2c support to the linux kernel?

Thanks,
-Greg
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I noticed that ppcboot has the mpc824x i2c working now. They lifted
Motorola's DINK32 driver and hacked it in.

Is anyone working to bring mpc824x i2c support to the linux kernel?

There is mpc8260 support, is that significantly different?

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acurtis@directvinternet.com wrote:

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I noticed that ppcboot has the mpc824x i2c working now. They lifted
Motorola's DINK32 driver and hacked it in.

Is anyone working to bring mpc824x i2c support to the linux kernel?

Not at this time that I am aware of.

There is mpc8260 support, is that significantly different?

I believe so.

Mark


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I second the request :-)
There is someone working on it, I will let him remain
anonymous.

I noticed that ppcboot has the mpc824x i2c working now. They lifted
Motorola's DINK32 driver and hacked it in.

Is anyone working to bring mpc824x i2c support to the linux kernel?

Thanks,
-Greg
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  Applied Research Laboratories: The University of Texas at Austin
  Please help find my missing daughter: http://FindSabrina.org/

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The MPC8260 and 824x I2C are definitely different.  Also, I doubt that the
DINK32 implementation is suitable for anything other than an example of how
to use the I2C interface.  The PPCBoot implementation is a hacked together
glue piece that makes the DINK32 pieces sort of work.  Ugly, ugly, ugly.

gvb


At 02:04 PM 8/7/2002 -0400, Mark A. Greer wrote:

acurtis@directvinternet.com wrote:

quoted

quoted

I noticed that ppcboot has the mpc824x i2c working now. They lifted
Motorola's DINK32 driver and hacked it in.

Is anyone working to bring mpc824x i2c support to the linux kernel?

Not at this time that I am aware of.

quoted

There is mpc8260 support, is that significantly different?

I believe so.

Mark

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James Dougherty wrote:

I second the request :-)
There is someone working on it, I will let him remain
anonymous.

Cool!

quoted

I noticed that ppcboot has the mpc824x i2c working now. They lifted
Motorola's DINK32 driver and hacked it in.

Is anyone working to bring mpc824x i2c support to the linux kernel?

Thanks,
-Greg
--
  Gregory E. Allen, MSEE Engineering Scientist
  Applied Research Laboratories: The University of Texas at Austin
  Please help find my missing daughter: http://FindSabrina.org/

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