The 2nd PCIe port on the MCIMX8QM-MEK with the MCIMX8-8X-BB stopped working in NXP's latest Linux BSP LF5.15.52_2.1.0 (Sep 2022). I tried multiple M.2 Wi-Fi cards which used to work just fine in previous BSPs. What exactly would need to be done to get it working again? Or is the 2nd PCIe port no longer supported?
BTW: This is the error reported during boot:
[ 4.272533] imx6q-pcie 5f010000.pcie: Phy link never came up [ 4.279106] imx6q-pcie: probe of 5f010000.pcie failed with error -110
@marcelziswiler it's only support legacy PCI end device(need external power). if want to enable it to support M.2 PCIE end device need to modify BOARD HARDWARE DESIGN.
Yes, however, we do have the properly modified hardware which BTW, as already mentioned more than two months ago, works just fine running the previous NXP release.
Well, okay, but it worked before with previous NXP BSP releases so I believe we do have the required hardware re-work already. So I kinda don't think that is the issue at hand here. Or are there now suddenly any other (software) changes required? Can you confirm that you have this working on your side? Thanks!
> Are you using NXP reference board? If yes, could you share use your board dts file to us?
Yes, as noted in my initial post I use regular MCIMX8QM-MEK with the MCIMX8-8X-BB which so far worked just fine in all/any previous BSP. As for the device tree the regular MEK one does have both PCIe ports enabled:
