Talk:BeagleBoard/Mikrobus Support

I propose the following phases:

mikroBUS bus driver with gbsim

 * Build a mikroBUS bus driver to load I2C, SPI, and UART device drivers
 * Instantiate the driver on PocketBeagle+TechLab using whatever device tree entries you need to define it. Define the bus, not any of the devices.
 * Use as generic manifests as possible with gbsim. No target specific content should go in the manifest, though a mikroBUS-specific resource could be defined.
 * The bus driver should be called (init/probe?) and be able to complete the platform data structure to call the (init/probe?) on the device driver such that no device tree information is required.
 * It might be necessary to augment Greybus with some mikroBUS-specific information, like it was a bus at the same level as I2C, SPI, etc.

mikroBUS bus driver with I2C EEPROM holding manifest

 * init function fetches a Greybus manifest blob from an I2C EEPROM over the mikroBUS I2C bus.
 * I2C EEPROM would be manually programmed to contain the blob.
 * Use the Greybus code to parse the manifest, but do not require gbsim to get the data.

Flesh out the driver for the remaining mikroBUS interfaces

 * Interfaces: PWM, ADC, etc.
 * Extra configuration information for other device types: displays, etc.

Get everything working over actual Greybus

 * Start with Greybus over UART to CC1352R Launchpad with mikroBUS slots.