Changes between Version 18 and Version 19 of FSA
- Timestamp:
- 04/29/2025 04:10:21 PM (6 days ago)
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v18 v19 88 88 1. The COEX[1..3] signals are ganged to each FSA socket on the baseboard 89 89 2. There are no SPI pins defined in the M.2 specification; MOSI/MSIO/CLK above are defined as 'VENDOR SPECIFIED', SPI_SS0 (pin 64) is defined as RESERVED in v1-v3 of the M.2 specification and as VIO 1.8V in the v4 specification, and ALERT# is defined as an I2C interrupt which can also be used as a SPI interrupt. 90 91 92 The following FSA GPIO's are used on this adapter: 93 * GPIO0: wdisable1# (default output-high for enabled) 94 * GPIO1: wdisable2# (default output-high for enabled) 95 96 Example: 97 * M.2 E-Key card in FSA1: 98 - driving wdisable1# low in U-Boot 99 {{{#!bash 100 u-boot=> gpio clr fsa1_wdisable1#" 101 }}} 102 * M.2 E-Key card in FSA2: 103 - driving wdisable2# low in Linux: 104 {{{#!bash 105 # gpioset --mode signal $(gpiofind "fsa2_wdisable2#")=0 106 }}} 107 90 108 91 109