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In SAMA7D6 Series SPEC, Table 12.1. Peripheral Identifiers (page 51) states that the Clock Domain should be MCK1, but it is currently configured with an incorrect Clock Domain.

This will cause U-Boot to return the error:
mmc@e1204000 - probe failed: -22

and will prevent the SDMMC0 device from being used.
Also, align the code formatting for SDMMC1 and SDMMC2.

In SPEC, Table 12.1. Peripheral Identifiers (page 51) states that the Clock Domain should be MCK1, but it is currently configured with an incorrect Clock Domain.

This will cause U-Boot to return the error:
mmc@e1204000 - probe failed: -22

and will prevent the SDMMC0 device from being used.
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Thanks for taking care of this.

Reviewed-by: Varshini Rajendran [email protected]

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I just have one more change request. Can you please add your SoB tag @kay54068 ? I can add a fixes tag for the commit while applying.

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Please add your Signed-off by: tag in the commit description.

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