dts: Add Micas M2-W6950-128OC BMC device tree into patches-sonic#586
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Why I did it
Added device tree support for the Micas M2-W6950-128OC BMC platform:
New
micas-m2-w6950-128oc.dtscontaining the complete Aspeed AST2700 hardware description for Micas BMCNew
aspeed-g7-alt-flash-layout-64.dtsidefining alternate flash partition layout (including u-boot, kernel, rootfs, and other partitions)Updated
arch/arm64/boot/dts/aspeed/Makefileto add compilation rule for micas-m2-w6950-128oc.dtbHow I did it
Enable SONiC Linux kernel builds to produce the correct device tree binary (DTB) for the Micas M2-W6950-128OC BMC hardware, allowing the platform to boot correctly and expose the expected hardware description to the kernel.
How to verify it
Applied the patch to confirm the kernel tree contains the expected new DTS/DTI files and Makefile entries. The device tree has been verified on Micas M2-W6950-128OC BMC hardware—kernel images built using these DTBs boot successfully and operate as expected on the target BMC.