Add ufshci(4) at fdt support.

This lets me boot the Samsung Galaxy Book4 Edge in DT mode with ufshci(4),
based on a WIP DTB file.

ok kettenis@

Support having bcmpcie(4) as both PCIe bus and simplebus to enable
use of the Raspberry Pi 5's RP1 I/O controller, which is connected
over PCIe. With this, the peripherals on the RP1 are enumerated and
attached as well.

ok kettenis@

Add support for attaching rkpmic(4) to an SPI bus. Add support for
the RK806 PMIC which can attach to both I2C and SPI. Based on an old
diff from patrick@

ok patrick@

Add rkspi(4), a driver for the SPI controller found on various Rockchip
SoCs. Based on an earlier diff from patrick@

ok patrick@

update drm to linux 6.6.12

Thanks to the OpenBSD Foundation for sponsoring this work.

Add FDT support for dwiic(4)

Make the RSB interface optional such that we can use this driver in kernels
without the sxirsb(4) driver.

ok uaa@

Add qcsdam(4), a driver for the PMIC Shared Direct Access Memory found on
Qualcomm SoCs.

ok kettenis@

Add driver for QC cpu Power States.

ok kettenis@ patrick@

Add qctsens(4), a driver for the Temperature Sensor found on Qualcomm SoCs.

The driver not only provides the temperature readings for the cores, cluster
and memory in hw.sensors, but also allows the thermal zone code to act on
temperature changes.

ok drahn@

Add qcpas(4), a driver for the Peripheral Authentication Service found on
Qualcomm SoCs.

The immediate task for this driver is to provide firmware to the auxiliary
cores and to bring them up. This is accomplished by parsing the ELF files
and providing the data in certain memory regions, and telling qcscm(4) to
check and execute the firmware on the auxiliary cores.

With the cores up we can now talk to the firmware. The glink-edge subnode
indicates that we can talk to it using the GLINK protocol over shared memory
provided by qcsmem(4). This interface is essentially a channel multiplexer,
with each channel identified through an ASCII string.

One of those channels connects to a PMIC router, which allows us to talk to
the battery manager service that contains information about the charging and
battery states.

ok drahn@ kettenis@

Add qcaoss(4), a driver for the Always On Subsystem found on Qualcomm SoCs.

This subsystem typically provides an interface for clocks and regulators
not controlled via RPMH. We will use it to switch the load state of the
ADSP co-processor. Surprisingly, or maybe not, the interface uses ASCII
text that kind of looks like JSON.

ok kettenis@

Add qcsmptp(4), a driver to share 32-bit values between (co-)processors.

The inbound path is typically used as interrupt controller, e.g. to handle
handover and ready interrupts when a remoteproc boots. The outbound path
seems to be used to stop cores, but we don't do that yet.

ok kettenis@

Add qcsmem(4), a driver for the shared memory table on Qualcomm SoCs
used to establish data communication channels with co-processors.

ok kettenis@ drahn@

Add qcmtx(4), a driver for the hardware spinlock on Qualcomm SoCs that
is used to synchronize access to the shared memory table between the
application cores we run on and the co-processors next to us.

ok kettenis@ drahn@

Add qcipcc(4), a driver for the inter-processor mailbox interface used
to inform (and get informed) of changes to shared memory state.

ok kettenis@

Add a driver for the Qualcomm rng device found on the Thinkpad X13s, based on
kettenis's amlrng driver.

suggestions and OK patrick@

dwmshc config

Synopsis Designware -> Synopsys DesignWare

add rkusbphy(4), a driver for the usb2phy on rockchip SoCs.

the rkusbphy device has children nodes in the device tree which are
the actual phys. this driver mostly exists to wire those children
up as PHYs and turn the associated regulators on when a host
controller enables the PHYs. in the future it should enable clocks
and take ports out of suspend too.

i'm not enabling this yet because it's useless without some tweaks
in the usb host controller drivers.

ok kettenis@

Add rkiovd(4), a driver for the IO voltage domains on Rockchip SoCs. This
driver makes sure the SoC IO voltage domains stay in sync with the voltage
provided by the regulator associated with the domain.

ok dlg@

Add rkpciephy(4), ad friver for the PCIe 3.0 PHY dound on the RK356x.
The driver in principle supports bifurcation but this is (largely) untested.

ok dlg@

Add missing dependecy for rkcomphy(4); pointed out by dlg@

Add rkcomphy(3), a driver for the "naneng" combo PHY found on the RK356x
(and RK3588). This is a PIPE PHY with support for PCIe, SATA, USB3, SGMII
and QSGMII. For now only PCIe, SATA and USB3 support are implemented.
SATA support has not been tested.

Also add the refernce clocks needed by the PHYs to rkclock(4).

ok mlarkin@

Fix scmi(4) entry.

Add a driver for the ARM System Control and Management Interface, which,
among other things allows management of clocks under firmware management.

ok patrick@

Add dwqe(4), a driver for the Synopsis DesignWare Ethernet QoS controller
used on the NXP i.MX8MP, the Rockchip RK35xx series and Intel Elkhart Lake.

For now it is committed with FDT-attachment only and still in rough shape,
but it's time for development to occur in-tree.

Discussed with bluhm@
ok kettenis@

enable sncodec(4)

Manage RTC offset through UEFI variables handled by a TEE application that
can be interacted with using SMC calls.

ok kettenis@

update drm to linux 6.1.2

new hardware support includes

AMD
Raphael, Ryzen 7000 desktop, gfx1036/GC 10.3.6
Mendocino, Ryzen & Athlon 7020 Series mobile APU, gfx1037/GC 10.3.7
Navi 31, gfx1100 dGPU, GC 11.0.0, Radeon RX 7900 XT/XTX
gfx1101 dGPU
gfx1102 dGPU
gfx1103 APU

Thanks to the OpenBSD Foundation for sponsoring this work.

Fix USB hotplug on type-C connectors of Apple Silicon hardware. The USB
controller on these machines does not see connection events. Instead we
need to rely on the USB PD controllers to notify us of a new connection
and reset the USB controller. This diff implements this by adding a new
tipd(4) driver and infrastructure to notify xhci(4) of new connections.

ok patrick@

Add pwmleds(4), a driver for PWM controlled LEDs.
For now this only implements keyboard backlight support.

ok kn@

Add qcpdc(4), a driver for the Qualcomm Power Domain controller found on
Qualcomm SoCs. This is mostly a shim torwards agintc(4).

ok kettenis@

Add qcpwm(4), a driver for the PWM found on Qualcomm PMICs. This is used
on the Lenovo x13s to control the display backlight brightness.

ok kettenis@ mlarkin@

Hook up all those Qualcomm SoC SPMI devices.

Add gpiobl(4), a driver for gpio controlled display backlights. This will
allow us to turn off the screen on Apple Silicon laptops until we have a
proper display controller driver.

ok kettenis@ patrick@

Add FDT-based attachment for qciic(4).

ok kettenis@

Add FDT-based attachment for qcgpio(4).

ok kettenis@

Add glue for the USB3 controller on the Lenovo x13s.

ok kettenis@

Add sxirintc(4), a driver for the "wake up" interrupt controller found
on various Allwinner SoCs.

ok anton@

Add gpiorestart(4), a driver that resets a SoC/board/machine using a GPIO
pin.

ok jsg@

Add tascodec(4), a driver for the TI TAS2770/TAS5770 digital audio
amplifier codec found on Apple M1 Macs.

ok patrick@, ratchov@

Add cdsdhc(4), a driver for the Cadence SD/SDIO/eMMC host controller.

Tested on a PolarFire SoC.

Add iicmux(4), a driver that switches between I2C busses connected to
a single I2C controller by using the pin muxing facilities of an SoC.

ok visa@

Add gpiokeys(4) for arm64

This driver handles events triggered by GPIO keys such as lid status and
power button.

OK kettenis

Sort gpio{leds,charger}

Add gpiocharger(4) for arm64

This driver provides support for battery chargers connected to GPIO pins,
such as those found on the Pinebook Pro.

OK kettenis

Add gpioleds(4) for arm64

This driver provides support for LEDs connected to GPIO pins,
such as those found on the Pinebook Pro.

OK kettenis

Add rktcphy(4), a driver for the Type-C PHY controller found on the
Rockchip RK3399. While the PHY allows switching between combinations
of USB3 and DisplayPort, this driver enables only USB3 functionality.
This allows USB3 devices to show up on machines where previously only
USB2 devices showed up. Driver was taken from FreeBSD and adjusted to
fit into our code base.

ok kettenis@

Add ociic(4) and dapmic(4). The first is a driver for the OpenCores I2C
controller and the latter is a driver for the Dialog DA9063 PMIC. The
dapmic(4) driver currently supports the integrated RTC and also provides
support for resetting and powering down an application processor. This
functionality is used to support rebooting the SiFive Unmatched board.

ok deraadt@

Add cad(4), a driver for Cadence GEM.

This initial revision targets the Zynq-7000, where the GEM implements
single transmit and receive queues with 32-bit DMA addresses. The driver
uses receive checksum offload, but transmit checksum offload is disabled
because of a hardware quirk. Also, the hardware's receive path is prone
to getting stuck if input cannot be handled quickly enough. The driver
attempts to recover by restarting the receiver when no input has been
seen for a while.

OK kettenis@

Move imxdog(4) to sys/dev/fdt.

ok kettenis@

Move the pciecam stanza back into files.arm64 since armv7 has its own
pciecam(4) implementation hidden away in arch/armv7/vexpress.

Unbreaks armv7 kernel builds.

Move pciecam.c to dev/fdt/.

ok deraadt@

Add cduart(4), a driver for the Cadence UART found on Xilinx Zynq SoCs.

Tested on Xilinx Zynq-7000.

Input and OK kettenis@

Add gfrtc a driver for the real-time clock interface of Google's
Goldfish Android virtual hardware platform. Used for the RTC on
qemu-system-riscv64 -M virt.

feedback and ok kettenis@

Add graphaudio(4), a driver to support linking together audio components
based on the audio graph description that uses ports and endpoints in
the device tree.

ok patrick@

Move exuart(4) to sys/dev/fdt so it can be shared between arm64 and armv7.

ok kettenis@

Add glue for the USB3 controller on the i.MX8MP SoC. NXP had this glue for
the i.MX8MQ as well, but while upstreaming they were told to shove it. Now
for the i.MX8MP this glue is making a comeback. Apparently there's some
divergence in low power handling to the regular DWC3 IP with special IRQs.
Now the question remains if this driver will be obsolete soon again, or if
this time it's here to stay. The fun part is that while this driver was
written independent from the previous version, the diff is basically zero.

ok kettenis@

Add mvsw(4), a driver for Marvell "SOHO" switches that are found on some
SBCs (Turris MOX, SolidRun Clearfog GT 8K). For now this driver only
supports the 88E6141 and 88E6341 switches. More switch types can be added
later.

The driver does some minimal hardware configuration to make it function
like a dumb switch. Essentially it enables all ports mentioned in the device
tree and enables the switchport PHYs and SERDES connections.

ok deraadt@, patrick@

make it possible to attach other devices (for example switches) to mvmdio(4).

ok patrick@

Split imxiic(4) into the FDT-attachment code and the i.MX I2C code
in preparation for upcoming ACPI-attachment.

ok kettenis@

Add mvpp(4), a driver for the Marvell Packet Processor v2, as used on
the Armada 7K and 8K SoCs. Additionally, it seems to be used on the
upcoming CN9K SoCs. This only supports version v2.2, since the older
v2.1 is only used on some old ARMv7 we have no support for, and where
there is no hardware for us to support.

A huge part of this driver is configuring the TCAM/SRAM-based "parser".
Thus most of the code, especially the parser handling, was ported from
EDK2 with a sed script doing plenty of automatic renaming and un-camel-
casing.

The controller supports multiple TX/RX queues/vectors and RSS, so this
would be a nice platform for testing network processing improvement on
arm64. For now though we only configure and use a single queue.

The driver is still unfinished, but it's time to continue the work in
tree. At least we can already send and receive packets, good enough
for dhclient to work.

Since the MACCHIATObin uses Clause 45 10G PHYs and SFPs, link state
handling is still a bit bogus, as we have no support for that. The
1G RJ45 port works fine though.

ok dlg@

Add bcmtmon(4), a driver for the temperature sensor on the Raspberry Pi 4.

Written by Alastair Poole.

Add escodec(4), a driver for the Everest ES8316 audio codec,
which is used on the Pinebook Pro.

Driver written by Jared McNeill at NetBSD
ok kettenis@

Add rkiis(4), a driver for the I2S controller found on the Rockchip
RK3399.

Driver written by Jared McNeill at NetBSD
ok kettenis@

Add simpleamp(4), a driver for "simple audio amplifier". This
is one of the aux devices for simpleaudio(4). Its only job is
to turn the amplifier's regulator and GPIO on/off when needed.

ok kettenis@

Add simpleaudio(4), a driver for "simple audio cards". This is
just a wrapper that connects the I2S controller, the codec and
some aux devices, and provides the information needed to set all
those devices up to use the same settings.

With help from ratchov@
ok kettenis@

Add cwfg(4), a driver for the CellWise CW201x fuel gauge. This allows
reading the current battery voltage, capacity and remaining minutes on
the Pinebook Pro. Integration into the APM framework stays as exercise
for the reader.

Driver written by Jared McNeill at NetBSD
ok kettenis@

Add mvkpcie(4), a driver for the Aardvark PCIe controller found on
the Armada 3700 SoC. So far only MSI is supported, since it was
easier to implement. Both MSI and INTx share a single interrupt
pin, so there's nothing to gain anyway, apart from legacy device
support.

With this I can push traffic through a bwfm(4) in my Turris Mox.

ok kettenis@

Add amlpwrc(4), a driver for the power domain controller found on various
Amlogic SoCs.

The dwctwo(4) FDT glue is now identical on armv7 and arm64. Move it to
/dev/fdt.

ok patrick@, visa@

Add tcpci(4) to support TCPCI-compliant USB Type-C port controllers.
A Type-C controller has multiple tasks. Even though the orientation
of the plug doesn't matter for the user, it matters for the hardware.
To be able to know how to route the SuperSpeed pins you need to know
which way the plug is connected. Also you need to know if you're a
sink/source or device/host. To get the first connection, you toggle
between the modes until you find a connection. In case you see that
a sink is connected, you can turn on USB Vbus to power the sink.

This driver explicitly does not implement USB's Type-C state machine,
but if we get more and more of these controllers it might be worth
doing. Also there's no support for Power Delivery messages yet.

"go for it" kettenis@

Add gpio support to bcmgpio(4) and make gpio(4) attach such that GPIOs
that aren't claimed by kernel drivers can be used from userland.

ok sthen@

Add imxpciephy(4), a driver for the i.MX7D's PCIe PHY, which
is also implemented on the i.MX8MM. So far this driver is a
glorified regmap provider, which will be used by dwpcie(4).

ok kettenis@

Add bcmbsc(4), a driver for the Broadcom Serial Control (BSC) controller.
This is really just an I2C controller.

ok patrick@

Whitespace fixup for imxehci(4)

Add bcmgpio(4). For now this driver only provides pinctrl functionality.
Actual gpio support (possibly including gpio(4) support) will come later.

ok jsg@

Move imxehci(4) to sys/dev/fdt.

ok kettenis@

Add bcmsdhost(4), a driver for the Broadcom "sdhost" SD controller
found on the Raspberry Pi.

The driver was ported from NetBSD by Neil Ashford and tobhe@.

ok patrick@, tobhe@

Add bcmdmac, a driver for the DMA controller found on BCM283x SoCs.

Original work by Neil Ashford and dlg@
ok kettenis@

Add bcmirng(4), a driver for the RNG200 random number generator found on
the Raspberry Pi 4.

ok deraadt@

Add bcmclock, a driver for the BCM283X CPRMAN clock controller.

Original work by Neil Ashford and dlg@
Feedback from jsg@
ok kettenis@, dlg@

Add bcmmbox, a driver for the VideoCore messagebox interface on BCM283X.

Original work by Neil Ashford and dlg@
Feedback from jsg@
ok kettenis@, dlg@

Add bcmpcie(4), a driver for the PCIe controller found on the Raspberry Pi 4.
In its current state the driver relies on the firmware for initializing
the controller. Therefore it only really works when using the EDK2-based
UEFI firmware.

ok jsg@

Add glue to let bse(4) attach using the FDT.

ok jsg@

Add rkrng(4), a driver for the random number generator found on various
Rockchip SoCs.

ok kurt@

Add glue to make ipmi(4) attach to FDT.

ok deraadt@

Add imxpwm(4), a driver for the PWM controller found on various NXP i.MX SoCs.

ok kettenis@

Add bdpmic(4), a driver for the ROHM BD71837 and BD71847 Power
Management IC. For now this only allows reading and changing
the BD71847's BUCK2 voltage regulator, as used on the i.MX8MM
EVK, to allow CPU frequency scaling.

ok kettenis@

Add rkdwhdmi(4), a driver for the HDMI transmitter found on the Rockchip
RK3399 SoC.

ok patrick@

Add rkanxdp(4), an attachment driver for anxdp(4) on the RK3399.
Taken from NetBSD and adjusted to our layers.

ok kettenis@

Add rkvop(4), a driver for the RK3399's Video Output Processors,
which transfer a framebuffer to outputs like DisplayPort or HDMI.
Taken from NetBSD and adjusted to our layers.

ok kettenis@

Add rkdrm(4), a driver which combines all the separate components
and lets drm(4) attach to it. Taken from NetBSD and adjusted to
our layers.

ok kettenis@

Add simplepanel(4), a driver for simple display panels. This one
is good enough to enable the Pinebook Pro's panel.

It would be nice to make use of the DRM's BSD-licensed panel code,
which has an extensive list of panels and its settings.

ok kettenis@

Add amlsm(4), a driver for the "secure monitor" firmware interface.
For now, this driver fetches the "chip id" and feeds this as entropy
to the kernel's random subsystem.

Add amltemp(4), a driver for the temperature sensors on various Amlogic SoCs.

Add pwmfan(4), a driver for PWM-regulated fans.

ok kurt@

Add rkpwm(4), a driver for the RK3399's PWM controller.

ok kurt@

Add rkemmcphy(4), a driver for the RK3399's eMMC PHY.

Make rkgrf(4) behave like a simplebus(4) so we can attach drivers
to its subnodes, which are some PHYs.

Tested by kurt@
ok kettenis@

Add sxisid(4), a driver to read the on-chip eFuses written by
Krystian Lewandowski.

ok patrick@

Add sxipwm(4) and pwmbl(4). Thse two drivers together add support for the
backlight controller on the Pinebook.

ok patrick@, jsg@

Move sxidog(4) such that we can use it on arm64.

ok patrick@

Fix whitespace issue spotted by Krystian Lewandowski.

Add moxtet(4), a driver for the Turris Mox modules. For now this
driver only enumerates and shows the connected modules. The next
step is to implement GPIO controller functionality to e.g. control
the pins to the SFP on the MOX D.

ok kettenis@

Add mvspi(4), a driver for the SPI controller on the
Armada 3700 SoC.

ok kettenis@

Add amliic(4), a driver for the I2C controller found on Amlogic SoCs.

ok patrick@

Add pwmreg(4), a driver that implements a voltage regulator that uses a
PWM controller to set the voltage.

ok patrick@

Add amlpwm(4), a driver for the PWM controller found on various Amlogic SoCs.

ok patrick@

Replace dwge(4) with a new driver based on dwxe(4). There are many
similarities between the two and using a common approach helps fixing bugs.
The new driver is better integrated with the device tree framework and
is faster (mainly because the DMA engine is configured properly now).

Tested on all currently supported variants of the hardware.

ok jsg@, jmatthew@

Add sfp(4), a driver that allows talking to SFPs connected over
an I2C bus and provides a method to read its pages over the SFP
framework.

Feedback from dlg@
ok kettenis@

Add mviic(4), a driver to support the I2C controller on the
Armada 3700 SoC.

With feedback from and ok kettenis@

Add mvdog(4), a driver to support the watchdog on the Armada 3700 SoC.
At the moment it only supports disabling the watchdog, which lets me
continue to work on the Turris Mox.

ok kettenis@

Add amlmmc(4), a driver for the SD/MMC controller found on various
Amlogic SoCs. Still work in progress.

Add amldwusb(4), amlusbphy(4) and amlpciephy(4), drivers for the USB
controller glue and USB PHYs found on the Amlogic G12A/B SoCs.

ok patrick@

Add amlpinctrl(4), a driver to configure pins and control GPIOs on Amlogic
SoCs. For now only a limited set of GPIO pins on the G12A/G12B variants
are supported.

ok patrick@

Add amlrng(4), the simples random numer generator driver ever.

Add imxtmu(4), a driver to support the temperature sensors on
the i.MX8M SoCs.

ok kettenis@

amclock(4), a driver for the Amlogic SoC clocks. For now this implements
a tiny number of clocks for the G12A/B families only.

ok jsg@

Add amlreset(4), a driver to support reset signal controller blocks on
Amlogic SoCs.

ok patrick@

Add amluart(4), a driver for the UARTs found on various Amlogic SoCs.

ok jsg@

Add sxisyscon(4) a driver for the system controller found on various
Allwinner SoCs.

This is basically a stripped down syscon(4) and is needed because the
Linux device trees dropped the "syscon" compatible.

ok patrick@

Add fusbtc(4) to support the Fairchild FUSB302 USB Type-C controller.
A Type-C controller has multiple tasks. Even though the orientation
of the plug doesn't matter for the user, it matters for the hardware.
To be able to know how to route the SuperSpeed pins you need to know
which way the plug is connected. Also you need to know if you're a
sink/source or device/host. To get the first connection, you toggle
between the modes until you find a connection. In case you see that
a sink is connected, you can turn on USB Vbus to power the sink.

This driver explicitly does not implement USB's Type-C state machine,
but if we get more and more of these controllers it might be worth
doing. Also there's no support for Power Delivery messages yet.

ok kettenis@

Add mvuart(4) to support the Armada 3720's serial console.

ok kettenis@

imxdwusb(4) and imxpd(4) are no longer needed.

ok kettenis@

Add mvgicp(4), a driver for the Marvell extension to the GIC that
allows triggering SPI interrupts by doing memory transactions. This was
already partially implemented in mvicu(4) and is now outsourced into its
own driver since we need better initialization when booting using u-boot.
Also implement new and legacy bindings in mvicu(4), relying on the new
mvgicp(4) driver.

ok kettenis@

imxsrc(4), a driver for the i.MX System Reset Controller. We will
use this to assert the reset pins for e.g. the PCIe controller.

ok kettenis@

add support for ohci, as found on the pine64

this currently relies on the usbphy code in the ehci fdt glue to
work, but this is a work in progress. there's an extra printf of
fdt in the dmesg to make the ohci checkrev code not look terrible.

ok kettenis@

Add hitemp(4), a driver for the temperature sensors on the HiSilicon Hi3660
and Hi3670 SoCs.

Add hiclock(4). Make sure hireset(4) attaches early.

Add hirest(4), a driver to support reset signal controller blocks on
HiSilicon SoCs.

Add glue for the USB3 controller on the HiKey 970.

Add pinctrl(4), a generic pin mux driver.

ok patrick@

Add plgpio(4), a driver for the ARM PrimeCell GPIO (PL061) peripheral.

ok jsg@, patrick@

Add I2C attachment code to ssdfb(4). The difference between the I2C
and SPI bus is simply how to let the chip know it's a command or data
transfer. Otherwise we push the very same bits.

Add ssdfb(4), a driver for the SSD1309 controller that drives an
128x64 OLED display. With the typical 8x16 font we get 4 rows with
16 characters each on it. The controller can be driven using I2C,
3-wire and 4-wire SPI. This commit includes support for the 4-wire
protocol.

ok deraadt@

Add imxspi(4), a driver for the i.MX SPI controller. This is the first
SPI controller in our tree. Add a basic generic SPI infrastructure as
well.

ok kettenis@

Allow pluart(4) to attach to acpi(4).

ok mlarkin@, patrick@

Add imxrtc(4), a driver for the "secure" RTC in the Low Power Domain of the
SNVS block found on i.MX7 and i.MX8.

Move pluart(4) to dev/fdt.

ok jsg@

Add fanpwr(4), a driver for the Fairchild FAN53555 voltage regulator.

Move com_fdt.c to dev/fdt since we can share it between armv7 and arm64 now.

ok patrick@

Add glue for the USB3 controller on the i.MX8MQ SoC.

Discussed with kettenis@

Add imxpd(4) which is a power domain controller driver that
essentially calls into ATF to make it supply power.

ok kettenis@

add a small driver for AMDs cryptographic co processor.

the hardware provides crypto offload, zlib offload, and an rng.
this code only supports the rng at the moment.

this device is present on their amd seatlle platforms, and very
present on their epyc stuff.

ok kettenis@ jmatthew@

Add mvrng(4), a driver for the random number generator on the Marvell Armada
7K & 8K SoCs.

Move imxiomuxc(4) to sys/dev/fdt.

Move fec(4) to sys/dev/fdt.

Move imxccm(4) to sys/dev/fdt.

Add dwpcie(4), a (minimal) driver for the Synopsys Designware PCIe core in
Root Complex mode. In its current state it probably only works on the
Marvell Armada 7K and 8K SoCs, but the same core is used on many other cores
as well.

Add mvtemp(4), a driver for the temperature sensors found on Marvell Armada
SoCs.

Move imxanatop(4) to sys/dev/fdt.

Move imxiic(4) to sys/dev/fdt.

Move imxesdhc(4) to sys/dev/fdt.

Move imxgpio(4) to sys/dev/fdt so it can be shared between arm64 and armv7.

Move imxgpc(4) to sys/dev/fdt so it can be shared between arm64 and armv7.

ok kettenis@

Move imxuart(4) to sys/dev/fdt so it can be shared between arm64 and armv7.

Discussed with kettenis@

Add mvrtc(4), a driver for the RTC integrated on various Marvell Armada SoCs.

Add mvicu(4), a driver for the Interrupt Consolidation Unit found on
Marvell Armada 7K and 8K SoCs.

ok patrick@

Add mvgpio(4), a driver to handle GPIOs on Marvell SoCs.

Add mvclock(4) a clock driver for the AP806 and CP110 blocks found on Marvell
Armada 7K and 8K SoCs.

ok patrick@

If we are compatible with "simple-mfd", attempt to attach child nodes.

ok visa@

Add bcmrng(4), a driver for the random number generator on the Raspberry Pi.

fix pasto

Add bcmtemp(4), a driver for the temperature sensor on the Raspberry Pi.

Implement support for the PSCI_VERSION call and export the function such that
we can use it to defend against branch target injection attacks.

ok patrick@, visa@

Add sxits(4), a driver for the temperature sensor on the Allwinner A10/A20
touchpad controller.

Initial stab at a driver for the PCIe interface on the Rockhip RK3399. For
now it cheats when setting up an interrupt handler. This cheat only works
because it currently effectively only supports a single device. But the
cheat works well enough to support the Firefly SATA adapter board.

Add sxitemp(4), a driver for the temperature sensors on the Allwinner H5 SoC.

Add sypwr(4), a driver for the Silergy SY8106A regulator found on many boards
using the Allwinner H3/H5 SoC.

Properly implement the rsb attribute and actually use it.

Use axppmic as a dependency instead of axppmic_rsb.

Add i2c interface code to the new axppmic(4) code and add support for the
AXP152 and AXP209 here as well. The AXP209 is extended to support
regulators and sensors. The ACIN and VBUS indicators are now exported as
sensors. Retire the old AXP152/AXP209 support code.

Make axppmic(4) attach to a Reduced Serial Bus, and support the AXP806
and AXP809 PMICs. Disabled for now.

Add a driver for the RSB controller found on various Allwinner SoCs.
Add a driver for the RTC part of the AC100 chip.
Together this turns my Cubieboard4 into a real computer by giving it
a proper clock.

ok patrick@

Add dwxe(4), a driver the Synopsis DesignWare Ethernet controller used
on the Allwinner A64, H3 and H5 SoCs. This makes the onboard ethernet
usable on the popular Pine A64 and NanoPi Neo2. The skeleton used for
this driver is taken from tsec(4).

ok kettenis@

Add rkpmic(4), a driver for the RK808 Power Management IC. For now, this
driver only provides support for the RTC embedded on this device. Support
for the voltage regulators will come later. With this diff the Firefly-RK3399
gains a proper clock (if you connect a battery to the board).

Add rkiic(4) a driver for the i2c controllers found on the Rockchip RK3399.

Add mvneta(4), a driver for the Ethernet controller on the Armada
38x series (SoliodRun ClearFog, Turris Omnia) and the 37xx series
(ESPRESSObin). Also add mvmdio(4), which is used to talk to the
MDIO bus.

ok kettenis@

Add mvpinctrl(4), a driver to configure pins on Marvell SoCs. For now,
only the Armada 388 (SolidRun ClearFog, Turris Omnia) is supported.

ok kettenis@

Add rktemp(4), a driver for the temperature sensors on the Rockchip RK3399
SoC.

Add glue for the USB3 controller on the rk3399-firefly.

Add a bcmaux(4) driver that handles clocks and interrupts for the
auxilliary UART. Makes serial console work with newer device trees.

ok jsg@

Add dwdog(4), a driver for the Synopsys Designware watchdog timer integrated
on (for example) the Rockchip RK3288 SoC.

Add sxitwi(4), a driver for the (i2c compatible) two-wire bus found on
several Allwinner SoCs. From Artturi Alm, based on code from NetBSD.

Also add axppmic(4), a driver for the AXP209 i2c PMIC, which provides
power down support. Written by Artturi Alm.

Add dwmmc(4), a driver for the Synopsis Designware SD/MMC controller as found
on various Rockchip SoCs.

This is still WIP. Next steps will be to get rid of various busy-wait loops
and add DMA support.

Add rkgpio(4), a driver to handle GPIOs on Rockchip SoCs.

Move dwge(4) glue into dev/fdt.

Add rkpinctrl(4), a driver to configure pins on Rockchip SoCs. For now,
only the RK3399 is supported.

Add glue to attach SDHC compliant controllers using the FDT. This makes
the eMMC controller on the Rockchip RK3399 work.

Add rkclock(4), a driver for the Rockchip RK3399 clocks.

Add rkgrf(4), a driver that makes the "generic register file" of the Rockchip
RK3399 available to other drivers through the regmap interface.

Replace sxiehci.c with more generic glue in ehci_fdt.c that is similiar in
spirit to the xhci_fdt.c glue. The new code sets up any attached USB PHYs
based on their "compatible" property. All the hardware supported by sxiehci.c
should be supported by this new code. In addition to that this adds support
for the EHCI controllers found on various Rockchip hardware such as the
RK3288 and RK3399 SoCs.

ok patrick@

Add exrtc(4), a driver for the RTC found on Samsung Exynos SoCs.

Add syscon(4), a driver that provides reboot/poweroff functionality through
the generic "regmap" interface.

ok patrick@

Glue to attach xhci(4) using the device tree.

Add a generic ahci(4) frontend for FDT.

ok kettenis@

The only difference between armv7 and arm64 fdt virtio attachments is an
uneeded include. Remove the include and move to MI fdt directory.

Move psci(4) and plrtc(4) so arm64 can use them.
Tested by and ok patrick@

Add bcmdog(4), a watchdog timer for the Raspberry Pi.

Based on code written by patrick@

Move Allwinner drivers that will soon be used by OpenBSD/arm64
to the new MI FDT driver directory.

"go ahead" kettenis@

Add simplefb(4), a driver to support the framebuffer set up by the firmware
on some platforms that use device trees. Works on Allwinner (sunxi) and
should also work on Raspberry Pi (broadcom) armv7 platforms.

ok jsg@, visa@

Support having bcmpcie(4) as both PCIe bus and simplebus to enable
use of the Raspberry Pi 5's RP1 I/O controller, which is connected
over PCIe. With this, the peripherals on the RP1 are enumerated and
attached as well.

ok kettenis@

Add support for attaching rkpmic(4) to an SPI bus. Add support for
the RK806 PMIC which can attach to both I2C and SPI. Based on an old
diff from patrick@

ok patrick@

Add rkspi(4), a driver for the SPI controller found on various Rockchip
SoCs. Based on an earlier diff from patrick@

ok patrick@

update drm to linux 6.6.12

Thanks to the OpenBSD Foundation for sponsoring this work.

Add FDT support for dwiic(4)

Make the RSB interface optional such that we can use this driver in kernels
without the sxirsb(4) driver.

ok uaa@

Add qcsdam(4), a driver for the PMIC Shared Direct Access Memory found on
Qualcomm SoCs.

ok kettenis@

Add driver for QC cpu Power States.

ok kettenis@ patrick@

Add qctsens(4), a driver for the Temperature Sensor found on Qualcomm SoCs.

The driver not only provides the temperature readings for the cores, cluster
and memory in hw.sensors, but also allows the thermal zone code to act on
temperature changes.

ok drahn@

Add qcpas(4), a driver for the Peripheral Authentication Service found on
Qualcomm SoCs.

The immediate task for this driver is to provide firmware to the auxiliary
cores and to bring them up. This is accomplished by parsing the ELF files
and providing the data in certain memory regions, and telling qcscm(4) to
check and execute the firmware on the auxiliary cores.

With the cores up we can now talk to the firmware. The glink-edge subnode
indicates that we can talk to it using the GLINK protocol over shared memory
provided by qcsmem(4). This interface is essentially a channel multiplexer,
with each channel identified through an ASCII string.

One of those channels connects to a PMIC router, which allows us to talk to
the battery manager service that contains information about the charging and
battery states.

ok drahn@ kettenis@

Add qcaoss(4), a driver for the Always On Subsystem found on Qualcomm SoCs.

This subsystem typically provides an interface for clocks and regulators
not controlled via RPMH. We will use it to switch the load state of the
ADSP co-processor. Surprisingly, or maybe not, the interface uses ASCII
text that kind of looks like JSON.

ok kettenis@

Add qcsmptp(4), a driver to share 32-bit values between (co-)processors.

The inbound path is typically used as interrupt controller, e.g. to handle
handover and ready interrupts when a remoteproc boots. The outbound path
seems to be used to stop cores, but we don't do that yet.

ok kettenis@

Add qcsmem(4), a driver for the shared memory table on Qualcomm SoCs
used to establish data communication channels with co-processors.

ok kettenis@ drahn@

Add qcmtx(4), a driver for the hardware spinlock on Qualcomm SoCs that
is used to synchronize access to the shared memory table between the
application cores we run on and the co-processors next to us.

ok kettenis@ drahn@

Add qcipcc(4), a driver for the inter-processor mailbox interface used
to inform (and get informed) of changes to shared memory state.

ok kettenis@

Add a driver for the Qualcomm rng device found on the Thinkpad X13s, based on
kettenis's amlrng driver.

suggestions and OK patrick@

dwmshc config

Synopsis Designware -> Synopsys DesignWare

add rkusbphy(4), a driver for the usb2phy on rockchip SoCs.

the rkusbphy device has children nodes in the device tree which are
the actual phys. this driver mostly exists to wire those children
up as PHYs and turn the associated regulators on when a host
controller enables the PHYs. in the future it should enable clocks
and take ports out of suspend too.

i'm not enabling this yet because it's useless without some tweaks
in the usb host controller drivers.

ok kettenis@

Add rkiovd(4), a driver for the IO voltage domains on Rockchip SoCs. This
driver makes sure the SoC IO voltage domains stay in sync with the voltage
provided by the regulator associated with the domain.

ok dlg@

Add rkpciephy(4), ad friver for the PCIe 3.0 PHY dound on the RK356x.
The driver in principle supports bifurcation but this is (largely) untested.

ok dlg@

Add missing dependecy for rkcomphy(4); pointed out by dlg@

Add rkcomphy(3), a driver for the "naneng" combo PHY found on the RK356x
(and RK3588). This is a PIPE PHY with support for PCIe, SATA, USB3, SGMII
and QSGMII. For now only PCIe, SATA and USB3 support are implemented.
SATA support has not been tested.

Also add the refernce clocks needed by the PHYs to rkclock(4).

ok mlarkin@

Fix scmi(4) entry.

Add a driver for the ARM System Control and Management Interface, which,
among other things allows management of clocks under firmware management.

ok patrick@

Add dwqe(4), a driver for the Synopsis DesignWare Ethernet QoS controller
used on the NXP i.MX8MP, the Rockchip RK35xx series and Intel Elkhart Lake.

For now it is committed with FDT-attachment only and still in rough shape,
but it's time for development to occur in-tree.

Discussed with bluhm@
ok kettenis@

enable sncodec(4)

Manage RTC offset through UEFI variables handled by a TEE application that
can be interacted with using SMC calls.

ok kettenis@

update drm to linux 6.1.2

new hardware support includes

AMD
Raphael, Ryzen 7000 desktop, gfx1036/GC 10.3.6
Mendocino, Ryzen & Athlon 7020 Series mobile APU, gfx1037/GC 10.3.7
Navi 31, gfx1100 dGPU, GC 11.0.0, Radeon RX 7900 XT/XTX
gfx1101 dGPU
gfx1102 dGPU
gfx1103 APU

Thanks to the OpenBSD Foundation for sponsoring this work.

Fix USB hotplug on type-C connectors of Apple Silicon hardware. The USB
controller on these machines does not see connection events. Instead we
need to rely on the USB PD controllers to notify us of a new connection
and reset the USB controller. This diff implements this by adding a new
tipd(4) driver and infrastructure to notify xhci(4) of new connections.

ok patrick@

Add pwmleds(4), a driver for PWM controlled LEDs.
For now this only implements keyboard backlight support.

ok kn@

Add qcpdc(4), a driver for the Qualcomm Power Domain controller found on
Qualcomm SoCs. This is mostly a shim torwards agintc(4).

ok kettenis@

Add qcpwm(4), a driver for the PWM found on Qualcomm PMICs. This is used
on the Lenovo x13s to control the display backlight brightness.

ok kettenis@ mlarkin@

Hook up all those Qualcomm SoC SPMI devices.

Add gpiobl(4), a driver for gpio controlled display backlights. This will
allow us to turn off the screen on Apple Silicon laptops until we have a
proper display controller driver.

ok kettenis@ patrick@

Add FDT-based attachment for qciic(4).

ok kettenis@

Add FDT-based attachment for qcgpio(4).

ok kettenis@

Add glue for the USB3 controller on the Lenovo x13s.

ok kettenis@

Add sxirintc(4), a driver for the "wake up" interrupt controller found
on various Allwinner SoCs.

ok anton@

Add gpiorestart(4), a driver that resets a SoC/board/machine using a GPIO
pin.

ok jsg@

Add tascodec(4), a driver for the TI TAS2770/TAS5770 digital audio
amplifier codec found on Apple M1 Macs.

ok patrick@, ratchov@

Add cdsdhc(4), a driver for the Cadence SD/SDIO/eMMC host controller.

Tested on a PolarFire SoC.

Add iicmux(4), a driver that switches between I2C busses connected to
a single I2C controller by using the pin muxing facilities of an SoC.

ok visa@

Add gpiokeys(4) for arm64

This driver handles events triggered by GPIO keys such as lid status and
power button.

OK kettenis

Sort gpio{leds,charger}

Add gpiocharger(4) for arm64

This driver provides support for battery chargers connected to GPIO pins,
such as those found on the Pinebook Pro.

OK kettenis

Add gpioleds(4) for arm64

This driver provides support for LEDs connected to GPIO pins,
such as those found on the Pinebook Pro.

OK kettenis

Add rktcphy(4), a driver for the Type-C PHY controller found on the
Rockchip RK3399. While the PHY allows switching between combinations
of USB3 and DisplayPort, this driver enables only USB3 functionality.
This allows USB3 devices to show up on machines where previously only
USB2 devices showed up. Driver was taken from FreeBSD and adjusted to
fit into our code base.

ok kettenis@

Add ociic(4) and dapmic(4). The first is a driver for the OpenCores I2C
controller and the latter is a driver for the Dialog DA9063 PMIC. The
dapmic(4) driver currently supports the integrated RTC and also provides
support for resetting and powering down an application processor. This
functionality is used to support rebooting the SiFive Unmatched board.

ok deraadt@

Add cad(4), a driver for Cadence GEM.

This initial revision targets the Zynq-7000, where the GEM implements
single transmit and receive queues with 32-bit DMA addresses. The driver
uses receive checksum offload, but transmit checksum offload is disabled
because of a hardware quirk. Also, the hardware's receive path is prone
to getting stuck if input cannot be handled quickly enough. The driver
attempts to recover by restarting the receiver when no input has been
seen for a while.

OK kettenis@

Move imxdog(4) to sys/dev/fdt.

ok kettenis@

Move the pciecam stanza back into files.arm64 since armv7 has its own
pciecam(4) implementation hidden away in arch/armv7/vexpress.

Unbreaks armv7 kernel builds.

Move pciecam.c to dev/fdt/.

ok deraadt@

Add cduart(4), a driver for the Cadence UART found on Xilinx Zynq SoCs.

Tested on Xilinx Zynq-7000.

Input and OK kettenis@

Add gfrtc a driver for the real-time clock interface of Google's
Goldfish Android virtual hardware platform. Used for the RTC on
qemu-system-riscv64 -M virt.

feedback and ok kettenis@

Add graphaudio(4), a driver to support linking together audio components
based on the audio graph description that uses ports and endpoints in
the device tree.

ok patrick@

Move exuart(4) to sys/dev/fdt so it can be shared between arm64 and armv7.

ok kettenis@

Add glue for the USB3 controller on the i.MX8MP SoC. NXP had this glue for
the i.MX8MQ as well, but while upstreaming they were told to shove it. Now
for the i.MX8MP this glue is making a comeback. Apparently there's some
divergence in low power handling to the regular DWC3 IP with special IRQs.
Now the question remains if this driver will be obsolete soon again, or if
this time it's here to stay. The fun part is that while this driver was
written independent from the previous version, the diff is basically zero.

ok kettenis@

Add mvsw(4), a driver for Marvell "SOHO" switches that are found on some
SBCs (Turris MOX, SolidRun Clearfog GT 8K). For now this driver only
supports the 88E6141 and 88E6341 switches. More switch types can be added
later.

The driver does some minimal hardware configuration to make it function
like a dumb switch. Essentially it enables all ports mentioned in the device
tree and enables the switchport PHYs and SERDES connections.

ok deraadt@, patrick@

make it possible to attach other devices (for example switches) to mvmdio(4).

ok patrick@

Split imxiic(4) into the FDT-attachment code and the i.MX I2C code
in preparation for upcoming ACPI-attachment.

ok kettenis@

Add mvpp(4), a driver for the Marvell Packet Processor v2, as used on
the Armada 7K and 8K SoCs. Additionally, it seems to be used on the
upcoming CN9K SoCs. This only supports version v2.2, since the older
v2.1 is only used on some old ARMv7 we have no support for, and where
there is no hardware for us to support.

A huge part of this driver is configuring the TCAM/SRAM-based "parser".
Thus most of the code, especially the parser handling, was ported from
EDK2 with a sed script doing plenty of automatic renaming and un-camel-
casing.

The controller supports multiple TX/RX queues/vectors and RSS, so this
would be a nice platform for testing network processing improvement on
arm64. For now though we only configure and use a single queue.

The driver is still unfinished, but it's time to continue the work in
tree. At least we can already send and receive packets, good enough
for dhclient to work.

Since the MACCHIATObin uses Clause 45 10G PHYs and SFPs, link state
handling is still a bit bogus, as we have no support for that. The
1G RJ45 port works fine though.

ok dlg@

Add bcmtmon(4), a driver for the temperature sensor on the Raspberry Pi 4.

Written by Alastair Poole.

Add escodec(4), a driver for the Everest ES8316 audio codec,
which is used on the Pinebook Pro.

Driver written by Jared McNeill at NetBSD
ok kettenis@

Add rkiis(4), a driver for the I2S controller found on the Rockchip
RK3399.

Driver written by Jared McNeill at NetBSD
ok kettenis@

Add simpleamp(4), a driver for "simple audio amplifier". This
is one of the aux devices for simpleaudio(4). Its only job is
to turn the amplifier's regulator and GPIO on/off when needed.

ok kettenis@

Add simpleaudio(4), a driver for "simple audio cards". This is
just a wrapper that connects the I2S controller, the codec and
some aux devices, and provides the information needed to set all
those devices up to use the same settings.

With help from ratchov@
ok kettenis@

Add cwfg(4), a driver for the CellWise CW201x fuel gauge. This allows
reading the current battery voltage, capacity and remaining minutes on
the Pinebook Pro. Integration into the APM framework stays as exercise
for the reader.

Driver written by Jared McNeill at NetBSD
ok kettenis@

Add mvkpcie(4), a driver for the Aardvark PCIe controller found on
the Armada 3700 SoC. So far only MSI is supported, since it was
easier to implement. Both MSI and INTx share a single interrupt
pin, so there's nothing to gain anyway, apart from legacy device
support.

With this I can push traffic through a bwfm(4) in my Turris Mox.

ok kettenis@

Add amlpwrc(4), a driver for the power domain controller found on various
Amlogic SoCs.

The dwctwo(4) FDT glue is now identical on armv7 and arm64. Move it to
/dev/fdt.

ok patrick@, visa@

Add tcpci(4) to support TCPCI-compliant USB Type-C port controllers.
A Type-C controller has multiple tasks. Even though the orientation
of the plug doesn't matter for the user, it matters for the hardware.
To be able to know how to route the SuperSpeed pins you need to know
which way the plug is connected. Also you need to know if you're a
sink/source or device/host. To get the first connection, you toggle
between the modes until you find a connection. In case you see that
a sink is connected, you can turn on USB Vbus to power the sink.

This driver explicitly does not implement USB's Type-C state machine,
but if we get more and more of these controllers it might be worth
doing. Also there's no support for Power Delivery messages yet.

"go for it" kettenis@

Add gpio support to bcmgpio(4) and make gpio(4) attach such that GPIOs
that aren't claimed by kernel drivers can be used from userland.

ok sthen@

Add imxpciephy(4), a driver for the i.MX7D's PCIe PHY, which
is also implemented on the i.MX8MM. So far this driver is a
glorified regmap provider, which will be used by dwpcie(4).

ok kettenis@

Add bcmbsc(4), a driver for the Broadcom Serial Control (BSC) controller.
This is really just an I2C controller.

ok patrick@

Whitespace fixup for imxehci(4)

Add bcmgpio(4). For now this driver only provides pinctrl functionality.
Actual gpio support (possibly including gpio(4) support) will come later.

ok jsg@

Move imxehci(4) to sys/dev/fdt.

ok kettenis@

Add bcmsdhost(4), a driver for the Broadcom "sdhost" SD controller
found on the Raspberry Pi.

The driver was ported from NetBSD by Neil Ashford and tobhe@.

ok patrick@, tobhe@

Add bcmdmac, a driver for the DMA controller found on BCM283x SoCs.

Original work by Neil Ashford and dlg@
ok kettenis@

Add bcmirng(4), a driver for the RNG200 random number generator found on
the Raspberry Pi 4.

ok deraadt@

Add bcmclock, a driver for the BCM283X CPRMAN clock controller.

Original work by Neil Ashford and dlg@
Feedback from jsg@
ok kettenis@, dlg@

Add bcmmbox, a driver for the VideoCore messagebox interface on BCM283X.

Original work by Neil Ashford and dlg@
Feedback from jsg@
ok kettenis@, dlg@

Add bcmpcie(4), a driver for the PCIe controller found on the Raspberry Pi 4.
In its current state the driver relies on the firmware for initializing
the controller. Therefore it only really works when using the EDK2-based
UEFI firmware.

ok jsg@

Add glue to let bse(4) attach using the FDT.

ok jsg@

Add rkrng(4), a driver for the random number generator found on various
Rockchip SoCs.

ok kurt@

Add glue to make ipmi(4) attach to FDT.

ok deraadt@

Add imxpwm(4), a driver for the PWM controller found on various NXP i.MX SoCs.

ok kettenis@

Add bdpmic(4), a driver for the ROHM BD71837 and BD71847 Power
Management IC. For now this only allows reading and changing
the BD71847's BUCK2 voltage regulator, as used on the i.MX8MM
EVK, to allow CPU frequency scaling.

ok kettenis@

Add rkdwhdmi(4), a driver for the HDMI transmitter found on the Rockchip
RK3399 SoC.

ok patrick@

Add rkanxdp(4), an attachment driver for anxdp(4) on the RK3399.
Taken from NetBSD and adjusted to our layers.

ok kettenis@

Add rkvop(4), a driver for the RK3399's Video Output Processors,
which transfer a framebuffer to outputs like DisplayPort or HDMI.
Taken from NetBSD and adjusted to our layers.

ok kettenis@

Add rkdrm(4), a driver which combines all the separate components
and lets drm(4) attach to it. Taken from NetBSD and adjusted to
our layers.

ok kettenis@

Add simplepanel(4), a driver for simple display panels. This one
is good enough to enable the Pinebook Pro's panel.

It would be nice to make use of the DRM's BSD-licensed panel code,
which has an extensive list of panels and its settings.

ok kettenis@

Add amlsm(4), a driver for the "secure monitor" firmware interface.
For now, this driver fetches the "chip id" and feeds this as entropy
to the kernel's random subsystem.

Add amltemp(4), a driver for the temperature sensors on various Amlogic SoCs.

Add pwmfan(4), a driver for PWM-regulated fans.

ok kurt@

Add rkpwm(4), a driver for the RK3399's PWM controller.

ok kurt@

Add rkemmcphy(4), a driver for the RK3399's eMMC PHY.

Make rkgrf(4) behave like a simplebus(4) so we can attach drivers
to its subnodes, which are some PHYs.

Tested by kurt@
ok kettenis@

Add sxisid(4), a driver to read the on-chip eFuses written by
Krystian Lewandowski.

ok patrick@

Add sxipwm(4) and pwmbl(4). Thse two drivers together add support for the
backlight controller on the Pinebook.

ok patrick@, jsg@

Move sxidog(4) such that we can use it on arm64.

ok patrick@

Fix whitespace issue spotted by Krystian Lewandowski.

Add moxtet(4), a driver for the Turris Mox modules. For now this
driver only enumerates and shows the connected modules. The next
step is to implement GPIO controller functionality to e.g. control
the pins to the SFP on the MOX D.

ok kettenis@

Add mvspi(4), a driver for the SPI controller on the
Armada 3700 SoC.

ok kettenis@

Add amliic(4), a driver for the I2C controller found on Amlogic SoCs.

ok patrick@

Add pwmreg(4), a driver that implements a voltage regulator that uses a
PWM controller to set the voltage.

ok patrick@

Add amlpwm(4), a driver for the PWM controller found on various Amlogic SoCs.

ok patrick@

Replace dwge(4) with a new driver based on dwxe(4). There are many
similarities between the two and using a common approach helps fixing bugs.
The new driver is better integrated with the device tree framework and
is faster (mainly because the DMA engine is configured properly now).

Tested on all currently supported variants of the hardware.

ok jsg@, jmatthew@

Add sfp(4), a driver that allows talking to SFPs connected over
an I2C bus and provides a method to read its pages over the SFP
framework.

Feedback from dlg@
ok kettenis@

Add mviic(4), a driver to support the I2C controller on the
Armada 3700 SoC.

With feedback from and ok kettenis@

Add mvdog(4), a driver to support the watchdog on the Armada 3700 SoC.
At the moment it only supports disabling the watchdog, which lets me
continue to work on the Turris Mox.

ok kettenis@

Add amlmmc(4), a driver for the SD/MMC controller found on various
Amlogic SoCs. Still work in progress.

Add amldwusb(4), amlusbphy(4) and amlpciephy(4), drivers for the USB
controller glue and USB PHYs found on the Amlogic G12A/B SoCs.

ok patrick@

Add amlpinctrl(4), a driver to configure pins and control GPIOs on Amlogic
SoCs. For now only a limited set of GPIO pins on the G12A/G12B variants
are supported.

ok patrick@

Add amlrng(4), the simples random numer generator driver ever.

Add imxtmu(4), a driver to support the temperature sensors on
the i.MX8M SoCs.

ok kettenis@

amclock(4), a driver for the Amlogic SoC clocks. For now this implements
a tiny number of clocks for the G12A/B families only.

ok jsg@

Add amlreset(4), a driver to support reset signal controller blocks on
Amlogic SoCs.

ok patrick@

Add amluart(4), a driver for the UARTs found on various Amlogic SoCs.

ok jsg@

Add sxisyscon(4) a driver for the system controller found on various
Allwinner SoCs.

This is basically a stripped down syscon(4) and is needed because the
Linux device trees dropped the "syscon" compatible.

ok patrick@

Add fusbtc(4) to support the Fairchild FUSB302 USB Type-C controller.
A Type-C controller has multiple tasks. Even though the orientation
of the plug doesn't matter for the user, it matters for the hardware.
To be able to know how to route the SuperSpeed pins you need to know
which way the plug is connected. Also you need to know if you're a
sink/source or device/host. To get the first connection, you toggle
between the modes until you find a connection. In case you see that
a sink is connected, you can turn on USB Vbus to power the sink.

This driver explicitly does not implement USB's Type-C state machine,
but if we get more and more of these controllers it might be worth
doing. Also there's no support for Power Delivery messages yet.

ok kettenis@

Add mvuart(4) to support the Armada 3720's serial console.

ok kettenis@

imxdwusb(4) and imxpd(4) are no longer needed.

ok kettenis@

Add mvgicp(4), a driver for the Marvell extension to the GIC that
allows triggering SPI interrupts by doing memory transactions. This was
already partially implemented in mvicu(4) and is now outsourced into its
own driver since we need better initialization when booting using u-boot.
Also implement new and legacy bindings in mvicu(4), relying on the new
mvgicp(4) driver.

ok kettenis@

imxsrc(4), a driver for the i.MX System Reset Controller. We will
use this to assert the reset pins for e.g. the PCIe controller.

ok kettenis@

add support for ohci, as found on the pine64

this currently relies on the usbphy code in the ehci fdt glue to
work, but this is a work in progress. there's an extra printf of
fdt in the dmesg to make the ohci checkrev code not look terrible.

ok kettenis@

Add hitemp(4), a driver for the temperature sensors on the HiSilicon Hi3660
and Hi3670 SoCs.

Add hiclock(4). Make sure hireset(4) attaches early.

Add hirest(4), a driver to support reset signal controller blocks on
HiSilicon SoCs.

Add glue for the USB3 controller on the HiKey 970.

Add pinctrl(4), a generic pin mux driver.

ok patrick@

Add plgpio(4), a driver for the ARM PrimeCell GPIO (PL061) peripheral.

ok jsg@, patrick@

Add I2C attachment code to ssdfb(4). The difference between the I2C
and SPI bus is simply how to let the chip know it's a command or data
transfer. Otherwise we push the very same bits.

Add ssdfb(4), a driver for the SSD1309 controller that drives an
128x64 OLED display. With the typical 8x16 font we get 4 rows with
16 characters each on it. The controller can be driven using I2C,
3-wire and 4-wire SPI. This commit includes support for the 4-wire
protocol.

ok deraadt@

Add imxspi(4), a driver for the i.MX SPI controller. This is the first
SPI controller in our tree. Add a basic generic SPI infrastructure as
well.

ok kettenis@

Allow pluart(4) to attach to acpi(4).

ok mlarkin@, patrick@

Add imxrtc(4), a driver for the "secure" RTC in the Low Power Domain of the
SNVS block found on i.MX7 and i.MX8.

Move pluart(4) to dev/fdt.

ok jsg@

Add fanpwr(4), a driver for the Fairchild FAN53555 voltage regulator.

Move com_fdt.c to dev/fdt since we can share it between armv7 and arm64 now.

ok patrick@

Add glue for the USB3 controller on the i.MX8MQ SoC.

Discussed with kettenis@

Add imxpd(4) which is a power domain controller driver that
essentially calls into ATF to make it supply power.

ok kettenis@

add a small driver for AMDs cryptographic co processor.

the hardware provides crypto offload, zlib offload, and an rng.
this code only supports the rng at the moment.

this device is present on their amd seatlle platforms, and very
present on their epyc stuff.

ok kettenis@ jmatthew@

Add mvrng(4), a driver for the random number generator on the Marvell Armada
7K & 8K SoCs.

Move imxiomuxc(4) to sys/dev/fdt.

Move fec(4) to sys/dev/fdt.

Move imxccm(4) to sys/dev/fdt.

Add dwpcie(4), a (minimal) driver for the Synopsys Designware PCIe core in
Root Complex mode. In its current state it probably only works on the
Marvell Armada 7K and 8K SoCs, but the same core is used on many other cores
as well.

Add mvtemp(4), a driver for the temperature sensors found on Marvell Armada
SoCs.

Move imxanatop(4) to sys/dev/fdt.

Move imxiic(4) to sys/dev/fdt.

Move imxesdhc(4) to sys/dev/fdt.

Move imxgpio(4) to sys/dev/fdt so it can be shared between arm64 and armv7.

Move imxgpc(4) to sys/dev/fdt so it can be shared between arm64 and armv7.

ok kettenis@

Move imxuart(4) to sys/dev/fdt so it can be shared between arm64 and armv7.

Discussed with kettenis@

Add mvrtc(4), a driver for the RTC integrated on various Marvell Armada SoCs.

Add mvicu(4), a driver for the Interrupt Consolidation Unit found on
Marvell Armada 7K and 8K SoCs.

ok patrick@

Add mvgpio(4), a driver to handle GPIOs on Marvell SoCs.

Add mvclock(4) a clock driver for the AP806 and CP110 blocks found on Marvell
Armada 7K and 8K SoCs.

ok patrick@

If we are compatible with "simple-mfd", attempt to attach child nodes.

ok visa@

Add bcmrng(4), a driver for the random number generator on the Raspberry Pi.

fix pasto

Add bcmtemp(4), a driver for the temperature sensor on the Raspberry Pi.

Implement support for the PSCI_VERSION call and export the function such that
we can use it to defend against branch target injection attacks.

ok patrick@, visa@

Add sxits(4), a driver for the temperature sensor on the Allwinner A10/A20
touchpad controller.

Initial stab at a driver for the PCIe interface on the Rockhip RK3399. For
now it cheats when setting up an interrupt handler. This cheat only works
because it currently effectively only supports a single device. But the
cheat works well enough to support the Firefly SATA adapter board.

Add sxitemp(4), a driver for the temperature sensors on the Allwinner H5 SoC.

Add sypwr(4), a driver for the Silergy SY8106A regulator found on many boards
using the Allwinner H3/H5 SoC.

Properly implement the rsb attribute and actually use it.

Use axppmic as a dependency instead of axppmic_rsb.

Add i2c interface code to the new axppmic(4) code and add support for the
AXP152 and AXP209 here as well. The AXP209 is extended to support
regulators and sensors. The ACIN and VBUS indicators are now exported as
sensors. Retire the old AXP152/AXP209 support code.

Make axppmic(4) attach to a Reduced Serial Bus, and support the AXP806
and AXP809 PMICs. Disabled for now.

Add a driver for the RSB controller found on various Allwinner SoCs.
Add a driver for the RTC part of the AC100 chip.
Together this turns my Cubieboard4 into a real computer by giving it
a proper clock.

ok patrick@

Add dwxe(4), a driver the Synopsis DesignWare Ethernet controller used
on the Allwinner A64, H3 and H5 SoCs. This makes the onboard ethernet
usable on the popular Pine A64 and NanoPi Neo2. The skeleton used for
this driver is taken from tsec(4).

ok kettenis@

Add rkpmic(4), a driver for the RK808 Power Management IC. For now, this
driver only provides support for the RTC embedded on this device. Support
for the voltage regulators will come later. With this diff the Firefly-RK3399
gains a proper clock (if you connect a battery to the board).

Add rkiic(4) a driver for the i2c controllers found on the Rockchip RK3399.

Add mvneta(4), a driver for the Ethernet controller on the Armada
38x series (SoliodRun ClearFog, Turris Omnia) and the 37xx series
(ESPRESSObin). Also add mvmdio(4), which is used to talk to the
MDIO bus.

ok kettenis@

Add mvpinctrl(4), a driver to configure pins on Marvell SoCs. For now,
only the Armada 388 (SolidRun ClearFog, Turris Omnia) is supported.

ok kettenis@

Add rktemp(4), a driver for the temperature sensors on the Rockchip RK3399
SoC.

Add glue for the USB3 controller on the rk3399-firefly.

Add a bcmaux(4) driver that handles clocks and interrupts for the
auxilliary UART. Makes serial console work with newer device trees.

ok jsg@

Add dwdog(4), a driver for the Synopsys Designware watchdog timer integrated
on (for example) the Rockchip RK3288 SoC.

Add sxitwi(4), a driver for the (i2c compatible) two-wire bus found on
several Allwinner SoCs. From Artturi Alm, based on code from NetBSD.

Also add axppmic(4), a driver for the AXP209 i2c PMIC, which provides
power down support. Written by Artturi Alm.

Add dwmmc(4), a driver for the Synopsis Designware SD/MMC controller as found
on various Rockchip SoCs.

This is still WIP. Next steps will be to get rid of various busy-wait loops
and add DMA support.

Add rkgpio(4), a driver to handle GPIOs on Rockchip SoCs.

Move dwge(4) glue into dev/fdt.

Add rkpinctrl(4), a driver to configure pins on Rockchip SoCs. For now,
only the RK3399 is supported.

Add glue to attach SDHC compliant controllers using the FDT. This makes
the eMMC controller on the Rockchip RK3399 work.

Add rkclock(4), a driver for the Rockchip RK3399 clocks.

Add rkgrf(4), a driver that makes the "generic register file" of the Rockchip
RK3399 available to other drivers through the regmap interface.

Replace sxiehci.c with more generic glue in ehci_fdt.c that is similiar in
spirit to the xhci_fdt.c glue. The new code sets up any attached USB PHYs
based on their "compatible" property. All the hardware supported by sxiehci.c
should be supported by this new code. In addition to that this adds support
for the EHCI controllers found on various Rockchip hardware such as the
RK3288 and RK3399 SoCs.

ok patrick@

Add exrtc(4), a driver for the RTC found on Samsung Exynos SoCs.

Add syscon(4), a driver that provides reboot/poweroff functionality through
the generic "regmap" interface.

ok patrick@

Glue to attach xhci(4) using the device tree.

Add a generic ahci(4) frontend for FDT.

ok kettenis@

The only difference between armv7 and arm64 fdt virtio attachments is an
uneeded include. Remove the include and move to MI fdt directory.

Move psci(4) and plrtc(4) so arm64 can use them.
Tested by and ok patrick@

Add bcmdog(4), a watchdog timer for the Raspberry Pi.

Based on code written by patrick@

Move Allwinner drivers that will soon be used by OpenBSD/arm64
to the new MI FDT driver directory.

"go ahead" kettenis@

Add simplefb(4), a driver to support the framebuffer set up by the firmware
on some platforms that use device trees. Works on Allwinner (sunxi) and
should also work on Raspberry Pi (broadcom) armv7 platforms.

ok jsg@, visa@

Add support for attaching rkpmic(4) to an SPI bus. Add support for
the RK806 PMIC which can attach to both I2C and SPI. Based on an old
diff from patrick@

ok patrick@

Add rkspi(4), a driver for the SPI controller found on various Rockchip
SoCs. Based on an earlier diff from patrick@

ok patrick@

update drm to linux 6.6.12

Thanks to the OpenBSD Foundation for sponsoring this work.

Add FDT support for dwiic(4)

Make the RSB interface optional such that we can use this driver in kernels
without the sxirsb(4) driver.

ok uaa@

Add qcsdam(4), a driver for the PMIC Shared Direct Access Memory found on
Qualcomm SoCs.

ok kettenis@

Add driver for QC cpu Power States.

ok kettenis@ patrick@

Add qctsens(4), a driver for the Temperature Sensor found on Qualcomm SoCs.

The driver not only provides the temperature readings for the cores, cluster
and memory in hw.sensors, but also allows the thermal zone code to act on
temperature changes.

ok drahn@

Add qcpas(4), a driver for the Peripheral Authentication Service found on
Qualcomm SoCs.

The immediate task for this driver is to provide firmware to the auxiliary
cores and to bring them up. This is accomplished by parsing the ELF files
and providing the data in certain memory regions, and telling qcscm(4) to
check and execute the firmware on the auxiliary cores.

With the cores up we can now talk to the firmware. The glink-edge subnode
indicates that we can talk to it using the GLINK protocol over shared memory
provided by qcsmem(4). This interface is essentially a channel multiplexer,
with each channel identified through an ASCII string.

One of those channels connects to a PMIC router, which allows us to talk to
the battery manager service that contains information about the charging and
battery states.

ok drahn@ kettenis@

Add qcaoss(4), a driver for the Always On Subsystem found on Qualcomm SoCs.

This subsystem typically provides an interface for clocks and regulators
not controlled via RPMH. We will use it to switch the load state of the
ADSP co-processor. Surprisingly, or maybe not, the interface uses ASCII
text that kind of looks like JSON.

ok kettenis@

Add qcsmptp(4), a driver to share 32-bit values between (co-)processors.

The inbound path is typically used as interrupt controller, e.g. to handle
handover and ready interrupts when a remoteproc boots. The outbound path
seems to be used to stop cores, but we don't do that yet.

ok kettenis@

Add qcsmem(4), a driver for the shared memory table on Qualcomm SoCs
used to establish data communication channels with co-processors.

ok kettenis@ drahn@

Add qcmtx(4), a driver for the hardware spinlock on Qualcomm SoCs that
is used to synchronize access to the shared memory table between the
application cores we run on and the co-processors next to us.

ok kettenis@ drahn@

Add qcipcc(4), a driver for the inter-processor mailbox interface used
to inform (and get informed) of changes to shared memory state.

ok kettenis@

Add a driver for the Qualcomm rng device found on the Thinkpad X13s, based on
kettenis's amlrng driver.

suggestions and OK patrick@

dwmshc config

Synopsis Designware -> Synopsys DesignWare

add rkusbphy(4), a driver for the usb2phy on rockchip SoCs.

the rkusbphy device has children nodes in the device tree which are
the actual phys. this driver mostly exists to wire those children
up as PHYs and turn the associated regulators on when a host
controller enables the PHYs. in the future it should enable clocks
and take ports out of suspend too.

i'm not enabling this yet because it's useless without some tweaks
in the usb host controller drivers.

ok kettenis@

Add rkiovd(4), a driver for the IO voltage domains on Rockchip SoCs. This
driver makes sure the SoC IO voltage domains stay in sync with the voltage
provided by the regulator associated with the domain.

ok dlg@

Add rkpciephy(4), ad friver for the PCIe 3.0 PHY dound on the RK356x.
The driver in principle supports bifurcation but this is (largely) untested.

ok dlg@

Add missing dependecy for rkcomphy(4); pointed out by dlg@

Add rkcomphy(3), a driver for the "naneng" combo PHY found on the RK356x
(and RK3588). This is a PIPE PHY with support for PCIe, SATA, USB3, SGMII
and QSGMII. For now only PCIe, SATA and USB3 support are implemented.
SATA support has not been tested.

Also add the refernce clocks needed by the PHYs to rkclock(4).

ok mlarkin@

Fix scmi(4) entry.

Add a driver for the ARM System Control and Management Interface, which,
among other things allows management of clocks under firmware management.

ok patrick@

Add dwqe(4), a driver for the Synopsis DesignWare Ethernet QoS controller
used on the NXP i.MX8MP, the Rockchip RK35xx series and Intel Elkhart Lake.

For now it is committed with FDT-attachment only and still in rough shape,
but it's time for development to occur in-tree.

Discussed with bluhm@
ok kettenis@