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<moteen> https://github.com/u-boot/u-boot/compare/master...Jamm02:u-boot-dev:new-d1-mainline hello, I am trying to figure out solutions for "hack up the driver commits" here as it breaks other boards bringing in support for the D1, some help would be much appreciated.
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<Mangy_Dog> does mainline automatically suport raw i2c capacitive touch pad inputs?
<Mangy_Dog> or does a specific driver need to be written or installed for each digitiser?
<Mangy_Dog> i noticed mainline works with digitisers when they go through a i2c to usb adapter
<Mangy_Dog> but im assuming thats just a mcu playing hid
<DuClare> If you have the right driver for it.
<DuClare> And dts or whatever you use to tell the system that there's something on that i2c
<Mangy_Dog> okays
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<smaeul> Mangy_Dog: lots of hardware talks HID directly over I2C. that hardware can take advantage of the generic HID driver and hid-over-i2c binding
<Mangy_Dog> oh good
<Mangy_Dog> so it shouldnt be hard to get a capacitive touch digitiser working directly through i2c then
<apritzel> Mangy_Dog: have you searched for the name of the I2C chip in the Linux tree?
<Mangy_Dog> nope
<Mangy_Dog> not too hot on linux dev yet
<Mangy_Dog> im just concepting a project
<Mangy_Dog> also dont have any hardware just eyt
<Mangy_Dog> yet
<apritzel> Mangy_Dog: well, it's nothing "dev-y" yet, just checking if there is a driver for that I2C chip
<apritzel> what is the name of the chip? would be as simple as "git grep -i <chipname>", or put the name of the chip together with "Linux" in your search engine
<Mangy_Dog> no idea
<Mangy_Dog> i dont have it yet
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