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Subject: [Qemu-devel] [PATCH] Add main PXA on-chip peripherals.
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This adds the remaining on-chip peripherals of the PXA2xx:
 - MMC/SD host.
 - PCMCIA sockets.
 - System timers.
 - LCD controller. For the LCD I added the "-portrait" switch that
rotates the display 90 degrees left. This is for the Spitz machine
(clamshell based PDA) that can work in the two display modes. The
rotation can be changed in runtime when machine code decides so, for
example signaled by the OS through a GPIO. When the screen is being
rotated, the mouse clicks coordinates are also rotated so the guest OS
doesn't have to recalibrate input devices (i.e touchscreen).

[Apparently, this patch is too big for the list software, this time I
uploaded it at http://students.mimuw.edu.pl/~az258116/0007-Add-main-PXA-on-chip-peripherals.txt
instead of attaching. All 17 files I sent yesterday are in
http://students.mimuw.edu.pl/~az258116/qemu-pxa-patches.tar Sorry for
inconvenience]

Cheers,
Andrew