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Hello,
> hi Matt,
>
>> Is it simply a matter of creating a struct spi_board_info with
>> .bus_num = 0, since
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> It shouldn't even be necessary to set 'bus_num' since the default is 0.
>
>
>> platform_device at91rm9200_spi_device id == 0?
>> and then calling spi_register_board_info?
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> No, define a "struct spi_board_info" array, and then (in your board
> startup code) call at91_add_device_spi() and pass the array and number
> of entries.
> The at91_add_device_spi() handles all the pin-setup,
> spi_register_board_info() and platform_device registration for you.
>
> Also enable CONFIG_SPI_SPIDEV ("User mode SPI device driver support")
> in the configuration.
Sorry for asking, but maybe You have a snippet of the driver?
Regards,
Tomas D.
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