[coreboot] [commit] r6247 - trunk/src/mainboard/nokia/ip530

[Marc Bertens]

>-----Original Message-----
>From: Stefan Reinauer <stepan at coreboot.org>
>To: coreboot at coreboot.org
>Subject: Re: [coreboot] [commit] r6247 -
trunk/src/mainboard/nokia/ip530
>Date: Fri, 7 Jan 2011 01:21:26 +0100


>This is not particularly beautiful. Is there any advantage of using the
>irq hack rather than putting this as code into some mainboard specific
>init function?

The irq hack is still needed and has nothing to do with the stuff in the devicetree.cb
The advantage of putting it all here, to me readability, and its now compatible with the 
vendor BIOS. So i don't understand why you want to drop some things from here. 

>> @@ -40,10 +40,55 @@
>> +          device pnp 3f0.8 on		# AUX I/O
>> +            irq 0x24 = 0x84		# OSC
>> +
>> +            irq 0xB2 = 0x0C		# Soft power status 1
>> +            irq 0xB3 = 0x05		# Soft power status 2
>> +            irq 0xC0 = 0x03		# IRQ MUX control
>> +
>> +            irq 0xC8 = 0x10		# GP50 = (I/O) output = Flashrom enable
>> +            irq 0xCA = 0x09		# GP52 = IRQ8 (output)
>> +            irq 0xCB = 0x01		# GP53 = nROMCS (output)
>------ 8< -------
>> +            irq 0xCC = 0x11		# GP54 = (I/O) input
>------ >8 -------
>> +            irq 0xF9 = 0x00             # read/write GP5x lines (0x1C)
>> +
>> +            irq 0xD0 = 0x08		# GP60 = IRQ1
>> +            irq 0xD1 = 0x08		# GP61 = IRQ3
>> +            irq 0xD2 = 0x08		# GP62 = IRQ4
>
>------ 8< -------
>> +            irq 0xD3 = 0x11		# GP63 = (I/O) input = JP901 on board
>> +            irq 0xD4 = 0x11		# GP64 = (I/O) input
>> +            irq 0xD5 = 0x11		# GP65 = (I/O) input
>------ >8 -------
>
>I don't think writing to GP inputs makes a lot of sense. Guess this
>could/should be dropped.

The inputs can be used for reading at the moment the status of the two onboard jumpers.

>
>> +            irq 0xD6 = 0x08		# GP66 = IRQ8
>------ 8< -------
>> +            irq 0xD7 = 0x11		# GP67 = (I/O) input
>------ >8 -------
>> +            irq 0xFA = 0x00		# read/write GP6x lines (0x88)
>> +
>> +            irq 0xE0 = 0x00		# GP10 (I/O) = output
>------ 8< -------
>> +            irq 0xE1 = 0x01		# GP11 (I/O) = input
>------ >8 -------
>> +            irq 0xE2 = 0x08		# GP12 = P17
>> +            irq 0xE3 = 0x00		# GP13 (I/O) = output = LED fault on front, active low
>> +            irq 0xE4 = 0x00		# GP14 (I/O) = output
>> +            irq 0xE5 = 0x00		# GP15 (I/O) = output
>------ 8< -------
>> +            irq 0xE6 = 0x01		# GP16 (I/O) = input = JP900 on board, low on short, high on open
>------ >8 -------
>> +            irq 0xE7 = 0x00 		# GP17 (I/O) = output = LED alert on front, active low
>> +            irq 0xF6 = 0xFF		# read/write GP1x lines (0xCA)
>> +
>> +            irq 0xEF = 0x00		# GP_INT2 disable
>> +            irq 0xF0 = 0x00		# GP_INT1 disable
>> +            irq 0xF1 = 0x00		# WDT_UNITS
>> +            irq 0xF2 = 0x00		# WDT_VAL
>> +            irq 0xF3 = 0x00		# WDT_CFG
>> +            irq 0xF4 = 0x20		# WDT_CTRL (stop-cnt)
>> +          end
>> +          device pnp 3f0.a off 		# ACPI (No support yet)
>> +            # irq 0x60 = 0x0C
>> +            # irq 0x61 = 0x80
>> +          end
>>          end
>>        end
>>        device pci 7.1 on end		# IDE

>Stefan

So please leave it as-is for now, i'll continue to find out more things of this machine and we can decide later what to drop and what not.

Marc 


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