Am Mittwoch, 14. Oktober 2026, 09:19:55 Mitteleuropäische Sommerzeit schrieb 
Navid Ghahremani:
> Hi Stefan,
> 
> Thank you for the candid feedback, and I completely understand your
> concern.
> 
> To be completely honest, I am returning to low-level C and kernel systems
> work after being on the software/application side for quite a few years.

I second what Andrew Lunn said in his email. I hope you didn't perceive my 
concern as discouraging.

What matters to me is that I am giving feedback to a human who learns and 
grows and not just into a Claude AI prompt :-)

> Regarding your observations on patch 07 (PLL reuse with pll-zx.c, the
> 32 kHz clock origin, and a dedicated pinmux driver): you are spot on.
> For this v2 baseline, I kept the clock driver scoped to the working
> peripherals needed for solid platform boot and retained pinctrl-single
> for the initial muxing. As I get more time on weekends, I would be very
> glad to work with you on unifying the PLL code with pll-zx.c and
> expanding pinmux coverage once this clean foundation is in place.

Sounds good! As I said, I am traveling for a few weeks, so I can't promise 
prompt replies, but I'll try to reply on time - actual patch submissions from 
my end will have to wait until I am back home.