Open frantony opened 10 years ago
This should be fixed in the patches which were submitted upstream & will hopefully be merged to mainline for v3.20. The driver has separate per-SoC compatible strings, and could potentially set up the UART differently for each if needed in future: http://patchwork.linux-mips.org/patch/9057/
This commit adds JZ4780 UART support into generic 8250 driver:
But this "jz47xx" code does not work on JZ4755: too many characters are lost during output!
Here is my workaround for JZ4755:
Can we use more accurate
compatible
value? Theingenic,jz-uart
is too generic.