Re: MPC8245 supported in Linux kernel (devel tree from DENX)?

Dear Kate,

in message [off-list ref] you wrote:

How about internal PCI bridge support for 8xxx series ? I have tried

Supported and working on several boards.

found it for
826x/825x/8270 QUCC-II but it seems that there is just promises around
but i have not
even found souce of development/alpha version.

You must have missed it. See for example the configurations  for  the
"ATC" or "PM825" boards (both with MPC8250) in our kernel tree.


Best regards,

Wolfgang Denk

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Wolfgang Denk wrote:

Dear Kate,

in message [off-list ref] you wrote:

quoted

How about internal PCI bridge support for 8xxx series ? I have tried

Supported and working on several boards.

Careful, 824x PCI != 826x/etc. PCI.

quoted

found it for
826x/825x/8270 QUCC-II but it seems that there is just promises around
but i have not
even found souce of development/alpha version.

You must have missed it. See for example the configurations  for  the
"ATC" or "PM825" boards (both with MPC8250) in our kernel tree.

The 824x uses mpc10x_common code.  The 824x series are NOT PowerQUICC,
they are basically 603e core + MPC107 hostbridge.  For PowerQUICC
embedded processors with a PCI bridge (e.g., 8266), you can look at the
mpc8266ads stuff by Andy Lowe.

This code is in the public linuxppc_2_4_devel tree.

Mark


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