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fc-duart28-conf: replace find and check-eeprom with single show command The original design with separate find and check-eeprom commands was driven by the assumption that we had to bump off the ftdi_sio driver in order to read the EEPROM, while a USB device tree check could be done non-invasively. However, now that we know that we can read the EEPROM non-invasively too, we can simplify the tool with a single show command.
author Mychaela Falconia <falcon@freecalypso.org>
date Sun, 10 Sep 2023 19:21:20 +0000
parents 45d026fdb315
children d46ea7a3fa0c
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# We are going to use COTS FT2232D breakout boards in the MCU host bus
# emulation mode (enabled at run time via libftdi, cannot be configured
# in the EEPROM) to drive several different candidate 176x220 pix TFT LCDs
# (8-bit parallel 8080-style interface) as part of our LCD evaluation
# testing and vendor selection process.  The purpose of this EEPROM config
# with a custom FTDI PID is to keep the Linux kernel's ftdi_sio driver
# from binding to this FT2232D instance, avoiding the creation of ttyUSBx
# device nodes for it.

vid 0x0403	# FTDI
pid 0x7157	# Allocated by FTDI to Falconia Partners LLC
manuf FTDI
product MCU host bus emulation

# Try to be nice to Weendoze lusers (or should it be Losedows?)

byte00	0x00	# Channel A driver: D2XX
byte01	0x00	# Channel B driver: D2XX