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Anton Vorontsov wrote:

> I don't know the IP block name... what is it for the 83xx/86xx
> watchdogs?

My point was that we developers should just pick a name and run with it. 
  That's where the name "Elo" came from.  None of official Freescale 
documentation calls the DMA controller on 85xx parts "Elo", but the 
kernel code does.