As the Geos box includes an ADSL modem that's targeted towards PPPoE, PPPoA, and bridged utilization, including these useful tools allows for easier configuration and troubleshooting.
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Include this on Geos.
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Add the MFGPT high precision timers, and integration into the schedule (clock events).
Use OHCI, not UHCI usb module.
Remove VIA SATA driver from Alix2... that was accidentally cloned from net5501 platform.
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The pata-cs5535/pata-cs5536 driver is actually fairly rare: it only gets used on embedded platforms. Therefore, we remove it from the generic x86 configuration.
Also, add definitions for other useful geode modules (high-res timers, MFGPT timers, etc).
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The via-sata and gpio-nsc modules are both unneeded on the Geos platform.
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Add the PC speaker back to the Geos platform.
Add DMI support in BIOS.
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The previous technique didn't work with "make defconfig" correctly.
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Ergo, we need to use a deferred definition of GEOS_GPIO (and can't use ifeq/endif).
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The early versions of the platform shipped with coreboot 3.0, which had some issues rebooting correctly the first time.
Allow the user to upgrade his BIOS from Linux.
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CONFIG_X86_GENERIC obscures CONFIG_MGEODE_LX, etc. and causes it to use wrong cache-line size.
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Makes the builds run slightly faster on multicores.
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This defines the Geos platform from Traverse Technologies in AUS.
This is a Geode LX800 with 512MB of DDR400 memory, 2 8139CP interfaces, 2 Solos ADSL2+ interfaces, USB, serial console, CF slot, and miniPCI slot.
I'll add support for the LEDs separately.
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