On Wed, Jan 14, 2026 at 04:56:02PM +0100, Andrew Lunn wrote:

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Yes. What you plug into PCI is not a part of this hardware, so cannot be
part of the compatible.

Thanks for the quick response. Just to make sure Lorenzo doesn't get
confused, I guess a v3 would be sending v1 again (firmware-names
implementation series) with the review tag and we should be done with
this.

Since this is a PCI device, you can ask it what it is, and then load
the correct firmware based on the PCI vendor:product. You don't need
to describe the hardware in DT because it is enumerable.

Hi Andrew,

I think it's problematic to create a bind between the NPU and
PCIe.

Do you have any hint on how it's possible to read the PCI
device attached? I'm not aware of any API that can be used
to enumerate what pcie devices is present on the device?

Considering how tightly integrated things are in this SoC
I still feel firmware-names is the most effective solution
for this. The WiFi offload is mostly optional and sadly
due to Airoha limitation, it's not possible to have separate
blob for the single feature/support.

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