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add get/put scom cfam support for ody ocmb with kernel backend
1) Uses the device path configured in the kernel backend device tree to perform get and put scom on odyssey ddr5 chip 2) Checks attribute chip-id of the ocmb target to differentiate between ddr4 and ddr5 ocmb chips for get/put scom 4) For ddr5 ocmb targets its corresponding scom device path is used for get/put scom 4) For cfam i2c target path configured in the backend device tree is used. Tested: test get/putscom 1) At present noticing kernel panic at kernel_pib_getscom method need to debug further. test - getcfam get_ody_fsi_target ocmb_proc 2 ocmb_index 3 kernel_fsi_probe fsi_path set is /i2cr311/slave@00:00/raw get_ody_fsi_target ocmb_proc 2 ocmb_index 3 kernel_fsi_getcfam address 02804 kernel_fsi_getcfam value 010000010 PDBG:fsi_ody_read[383]: rc = 0, addr = 0x02804, data = 0x10000010, target = /hmfsi-ody@311 ody kernel pib read address 0x2804 value 0x10000010 Change-Id: Ia768e375e4a190c328b6fa71ba7bff6a195c26e5 Signed-off-by: Marri Devender Rao <devenrao@in.ibm.com>
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