BTW, I just cooked very simple support for PL030 RTC chip, but I guess
there is zero interest on it as it seems that PL030 is somehow simplified
predecessor of well-known PL031, which in turn, is used on all devboards
but Integrator.
So, I'm sending it here only for reference. I need to note that
I have no access to any PL030 documentation, so it was reverse work
of corresponding rtc-pl030.c driver from Linux kernel 3.12
The only reason for having PL030 here is that Linux kernel's
integrator_defconfig enables only PL030, so without current code,
the kernel console says something like that:
"drivers/rtc/hctosys.c: unable to open rtc device (rtc0)"
Adding PL030 support to QEMU makes kernel start happy:
rtc-pl030 mb:15: rtc core: registered pl030 as rtc0
rtc-pl030 mb:15: setting system clock to 2013-11-06 11:55:09 UTC (1383738909)
BR.
/Jan
0001-arm-add-pl030-rtc-support.patch