Hi,
I'm trying find a resource about using SDIO Wi-Fi modules in Linux, either with the mainline kernel or Freescale's old (2.6.35 I believe) kernel.
Is there an example for a board configuration? When I look at other platforms (such as OMAP2) I can see that mmc devices are configured in board files with the driver name (such as wl12xx). But I couldn't figure out how the wireless driver would hook up with the MMC controller in imx28.
Thanks in advance,
Semih
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Well here's how it works if somebody is also puzzled like me:
You don't need something special in the DTS or board config file to hook a certain SDIO device with a driver. Once the MMC system is up it does a scan on the bus and creates a device with the correct id and then kernel tries to match this device with an appropriate driver.
Well here's how it works if somebody is also puzzled like me:
You don't need something special in the DTS or board config file to hook a certain SDIO device with a driver. Once the MMC system is up it does a scan on the bus and creates a device with the correct id and then kernel tries to match this device with an appropriate driver.
Hi Semih
please look at ConnectCard W-i.MX28 module (Includes Wi-Fi® Access Point mode + Wi-Fi Direct)
http://www.digi.com/pdf/pb_connectcardimx28.pdf
Documentation for ConnectCard for i.MX28 - Digi International
Best regards
chip
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