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Subject: Re: Multiple I2C busses on PPC405
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I've not received any reply to my inquiry. Since it was last Friday 
afternoon it might have been missed.

I really do appreciate if someone would suggest a bitbang I2C interface 
driver generic enough to modify. I only need /dev/i2c? support from the 
driver.

Tolunay

Tolunay Orkun wrote:
> I have a working embedded linux on Cogent CSB472 board (PPC405GP) 
> currently based on off 2.4.31. We are already using the I2C bus on 
> PowerPC using hardware I2C driver (IBM IIC I2C Interface) at Fast 
> (400khz) mode.
> 
> We need to add support for yet another (slow) I2C bus with PPC405 being 
> the master and I'm looking at implementing bit bang interface using GPIO 
> pins.
> 
> What is the best way to get this going? I am looking at modifying the 
> bit bang driver (PPC_405_I2C_Algorithm?) for the I/O pins I'll use. 
> Anyone has done something similar. I appreciate all the advice I can get.
> 
> Best Regards,
> Tolunay
> 
> 
>