[U-Boot] 答复: [PATCH] AT91SAM9260/9XE: add support for MultiMedia Card Interface (MCI)

[Wolfgang Denk]

Dear "Xu, Hong",

In message <0F5F73E36031FD46AD3F2E6948F0C0A0205C9D at frimb01.corp.atmel.com> you wrote:
> 
> The reason is I tried to apply the patch on top of
> 1) "master" branch of the mainline U-Boot
> 2) current "master" of u-boot-at91.git
> 3) The old "master" of u-boot-at91.git
> all of them are failed.
> 
> Since you said the patch is cleanly against master of mainline U-Boot, =
> I'll rework.

It applies indeed without problems on top of the current master branch
(i. e. on top of commit v2010.06-73-g54841ab) :

-> git-am -3 -i -u --whitespace=strip ~/Mail/U-Boot/8433
Commit Body is:
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AT91SAM9260/9XE: add support for MultiMedia Card Interface (MCI)

This patch adds support for the Atmel MultiMedia Card Interface (MCI)
in AT91SAM9260 and AT91SAM9XE SoCs and preserves the original support
for the AVR32AP700x SoCs.
It patches the original atmel_mci.c driver to remove byte order and
toolchain dependencies and makes it a common MCI driver for
Atmels AVR32AP7000 and AT91SAM9260 based SoCs.
The driver itself is not specific to those SoCs and should work with
other Atmel devices having an identical MultiMedia Card Interface (MCI),
provided the functions get_mci_clk_rate() and <SoC>_mci_hw_init() are
defined.

Tested on AT91SAM9XE-EK (AT91SAM9XE512)
Tested on ATNGW100 (AVR32AP7000)

Signed-off-by: Reinhard Meyer <reinhard.meyer at emk-elektronik.de>
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Best regards,

Wolfgang Denk

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