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> I was thinking about adding the patch below, but it sounds like we
> can just remove the parsing completely.

Yeah, that code looks almost identical in regmap.c.

Let me know if you want anything tested btw - it's pretty simple to
build and tftpboot a kernel now that I have the setup :)

johannes