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Tommy Chen authored
On G510 EVK, the startek-kd070fhfid078 (abbreviated as kd-078) utilizes GPIO 111 as a gpio-regulator. However, on legacy G700 EVK, the startek-kd070fhfid015 (abbreviated as kd-015) uses GPIO pin 111 as an enable-gpio. On the latest G700 EVK p1v4, kd-078 is used instead. In order to make the G700 EVK dts compatible with both kd-015 and kd-078, GPIO 111 is modified to be a gpio-regulator. It now acts as the iovcc regulator for kd-015, which causes the kd-015 probe to fail as it can not find enable-gpio during the probe process. As a result, the enable-gpio in the kd-015 driver is made optional. The G350 EVK still use this enable-gpio pin. Change-Id: I197fd74309f5cb1c54e951a40aed7ec4657ad537 Signed-off-by:
Tommy Chen <tommyyl.chen@mediatek.com>
Tommy Chen authoredOn G510 EVK, the startek-kd070fhfid078 (abbreviated as kd-078) utilizes GPIO 111 as a gpio-regulator. However, on legacy G700 EVK, the startek-kd070fhfid015 (abbreviated as kd-015) uses GPIO pin 111 as an enable-gpio. On the latest G700 EVK p1v4, kd-078 is used instead. In order to make the G700 EVK dts compatible with both kd-015 and kd-078, GPIO 111 is modified to be a gpio-regulator. It now acts as the iovcc regulator for kd-015, which causes the kd-015 probe to fail as it can not find enable-gpio during the probe process. As a result, the enable-gpio in the kd-015 driver is made optional. The G350 EVK still use this enable-gpio pin. Change-Id: I197fd74309f5cb1c54e951a40aed7ec4657ad537 Signed-off-by:
Tommy Chen <tommyyl.chen@mediatek.com>
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