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Andy Chiu says: ==================== net: axienet: Use a DT property to configure frequency of the MDIO bus Some FPGA platforms have to set frequency of the MDIO bus lower than 2.5 MHz. Thus, we use a DT property, which is "clock-frequency", to work with it at boot time. The default 2.5 MHz would be set if the property is not pressent. Also, factor out mdio enable/disable functions due to the api change since 253761a. Changelog: --- v5 --- 1. Make dt-binding patch prior to the implementation patch. 2. Disable mdio bus in error path. 3. Update description of some functions. --- v4 --- 1. change MAX_MDIO_FREQ to DEFAULT_MDIO_FREQ as suggested by Andrew. --- v3 RESEND --- 1. Repost the exact same patch again --- v3 --- 1. Fix coding style, and make probing of the driver fail if MDC overflow --- v2 --- 1. Use clock-frequency, as defined in mdio.yaml, to configure MDIO clock. 2. Only print out frequency if it is set to a non-standard value. 3. Reduce the scope of axienet_mdio_enable and remove axienet_mdio_disable because no one really uses it anymore. ==================== Signed-off-by: David S. Miller <davem@davemloft.net>
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