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Quoting Richard Cochran <richardcochran@gmail.com>:

> Device tree is a user space facing ABI, and so you must continue to
> support the legacy binding as well.
Hi Richard,
thanks for the pointer.  I will work on generating a new patch to
address this and therefore not break backward compatibility.

Tom