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<wens>
sboyd: IIRC we should not be letting end devices themselves temporarily reparent clocks when upstream PLLs are reconfigured, but instead handle this in the clk drivers with notifiers?
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<arnd>
maz: do you have any memory of adding arch/arm/mach-pxa/zeus.c back in 2.6.33? I have a question about PC/104 support on it
<arnd>
my multiplatform series would break ISA I/O space access by moving it to a different virtual address, but I can't tell how it ever worked to start with, as the ports are just mapped to 0xf1000000
<arnd>
ISA drivers would normally expect ports at low numbers. I suppose one could do something like 'modprobe ne io=0xf1000300' and it might work, but I can't tell if that was the intended use
<arnd>
same thing for the other board (viper.c)
<arnd>
It would be trivial to actually fix it so the ports appear at their normal location with my multiplatform series, but that would probably break anything relying on the existing behavior.
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