Plenty Of ARM Changes Queued For Linux 4.13

Arnd Bergmann has sent in his seven pull requests of the many ARM SoC and platform changes targeting the Linux 4.13 kernel.

Highlights of ARM for Linux 4.13 include:

- New ARM platforms are Action Semi S500/Owl for 32-bit and 64-bit as well as the Realtek RTD1295 platform.

- The Rockchip RV1108 SoC is now supported, which is a SoC geared for camera use-cases.

- Atmel support for MMU-less SoCs like the SAME70/V71/S70/V70.

- Initial support for the LeMaker Guitar Board.

- The Linksys WRT3200ACM WiFi router is now supported by mainline Linux 4.13.

- Support for the BeagleBone Blue OMAP board.

- DeviceTree additions for the Lichee Pi Zero and NanoPi M1 Plus boards.

- Improved support for "Faraday" SoC platforms.

- DeviceTree additions for ARM Mali graphics on Rockchip SoCs.

- Greater Mediatek MT7623 support.

- NVIDIA Tegra power domain support for newer SoCs like the Tegra X2.

- Initial support for the Zidoo X9S set-top-box.

- Initial support for the Bubblegum 96 SBC.

- Special mentions of the Rockchips RK3399 Firefly SBC board support.

- Broadcom Vulcan support was dropped since Cavium acquired the IP and has re-issued the platform under a new name while no Broadcom Vulcan parts ever shipped.

- New Allwinner board support includes the Orange Pi Win, Orange Pi Zero Plus 2, Nano Pi NEO2, and Orange Pi Prime.

- Various SoC-specific driver additions.

More details via this series.