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I am working with a flash chip which can be powered on by setting a GPIO pin to high. Everything works fine if I define the GPIO as normal Output and set the pin manually to high before executing any flash actions.
During the definition of the spi part of the dts I saw that it seems to be possible to define a property "supply-gpios" inside the "jedec,spi-nor" section.
I assigned the pin testwise without success and it seems that it is not touched by any driver. I expected the pin handling should be part of the according spi driver implemtenation as the spi-device.yaml includes power.yaml where the property is defined.
I would like to know how to use the "supply-gpios" property correctly.
Regards
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I am working with a flash chip which can be powered on by setting a GPIO pin to high. Everything works fine if I define the GPIO as normal Output and set the pin manually to high before executing any flash actions.
During the definition of the spi part of the dts I saw that it seems to be possible to define a property "supply-gpios" inside the "jedec,spi-nor" section.
I assigned the pin testwise without success and it seems that it is not touched by any driver. I expected the pin handling should be part of the according spi driver implemtenation as the spi-device.yaml includes power.yaml where the property is defined.
I would like to know how to use the "supply-gpios" property correctly.
Regards
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