boards: Fix the confusions between development boards and modules on some bflb boards (modules folder version) #98262
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Clears module and board being confused Signed-off-by: Camille BAUD <[email protected]>
Clears module and board being confused Signed-off-by: Camille BAUD <[email protected]>
Clears module and board being confused Signed-off-by: Camille BAUD <[email protected]>
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The modules (ex ai-wb2-12f) were confused with the associated devboards (ex ai-wb2-12f-kit), this fixes this confusions and provides a nice dtsi to copy for other boards that could use the modules.
One anticipated question is why are the pinctrl associated with modules instead of the boards: In this case, the uart0 rx and tx, which are the only ones provided, are directly linked to the modules with dedicated markings on the pins at the module level, as well as being the defaults for the whole SoC series.