[U-Boot-Users] Removal of nonexistent R5200 board
Zachary P. Landau
kapheine at gmail.com
Tue Oct 16 21:09:51 CEST 2007
Hello,
A while back I submitted patches for a board named R5200. This was a
proprietary board done for a client. I'd read that u-boot still
welcomes patches for boards that aren't available to the general
public, and that's why I submitted it. But my question is a slight
variation of that.
The R5200 never went into production. It was redone with a different
architecture, and so the board in u-boot won't used with any real
hardware. Is it worth leaving the the code in u-boot as a reference
for other people bringing up M5271 hardware, or should I submit a
patch to remove it?
My main worry is that becuase there won't be real hardware to test it
on, the code will rot more and more as other parts of u-boot change.
At some point it will stop even being useful as a reference. But I'd
like to hear other opinions.
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Zachary P. Landau <kapheine at gmail.com>
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