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<ukleinek>
broonie: I tried to understand the driver core and how the spi framework uses it. I gave up after some time :-\
<ukleinek>
I think I have to understand how usb (assuming this is known good) does that hierachical device model stuff
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<ukleinek>
alternatively make the add-lock per controller to prevent the lockup (but that's not the best possible solution)
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<tmlind>
robher: fyi, looks like http://devicetree.org/schemas/ is not working, should it forward the requestss to the github dt-schema maybe?
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<robher>
tmlind: It needs a 'these are not the schema you are looking for' message. From writing-schema.rst: A URL is used even for local files, but there may not actually be files present at those locations.
<tmlind>
robher: heh ok :)
<tmlind>
robher: looking at the warnings produced.. what's the reasoning for interrupt-controller needing address-cells?
<robher>
tmlind: interrupt-map, but we should probably relax that.
<tmlind>
robher: can we maybe check for a child node for interrupt-controller and then require address-cells?
<tmlind>
robher: or i guess we should just check for interrupt-map node then require address-cells?
<robher>
tmlind: It's not related to child nodes really, but when an interrupt-map points to an interrupt-controller (or another interrupt-map), it expects to get #address-cells and #interrupt-cells.
<robher>
But linux does default to 0 if not found.
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<tmlind>
robher: so what should we do with the dtb warnings then if there's no #address-cells?
<robher>
tmlind: For dtc warnings, I have pending patches that actually check interrupt-map and relax the #address-cells requirement.
<tmlind>
robher: ok great
<broonie>
ukleinek: It's not particularly fun :/
<ukleinek>
broonie: at least I generated a few patches while trying to understand. See your inbox.
<broonie>
Yeah, that's what reminded me to come back here and reply now I'm not on my phone :)
<ukleinek>
broonie: I consider describing the problem in a mail and send it to gregkh to give a few hints. But I first want to try how reference holding is currently done in the spi core.
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