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65 Historically, ``everyday'' \ppc machines have booted with the help of
83 Embedded systems, by contrast, usually have a minimal firmware that
86 meant that the various 32-bit \ppc embedded ports have required a
97 only have virtual IO devices, which makes it quite simple to work
119 When OF isn't available, either because the machine doesn't have it at
238 stored. Because it's common for many nodes to have properties with
283 generally have an \texttt{interrupt-parent} property giving the
294 only nodes that are actually referred to by phandle need to have this
297 Another complication arises because nodes in an OF tree have two
298 names. First they have the ``unit name'', which is how the node is
305 node's \texttt{reg} property. In addition, nodes have a property,
307 unit name. For example, the nodes in the previous example would have
430 version. For example, formats before 0x10 require each node to have
467 the property. If that node doesn't have an explicit phandle property,
481 the size of memory. The bootloader for such a board can have a device
493 It checks that a node does not have multiple properties or subnodes
496 properties whose contents are defined by convention have appropriate
497 values. For example, it checks that \texttt{reg} properties have a
521 to support the old ppc32 embedded ports that have not been migrated
