guybrush: Remove SOC eSPI GPIOs
Configuring the eSPI signals to default may be causing a conflict with
the npcx eSPI driver.
TEST=Build
BRANCH=None
@@ -116,7 +116,12 @@ ALTERNATE(/*KSO_03-09*/ PIN_MASK(1, GENMASK(6, 0)), 0, MODULE_KEYBOARD_SCAN,
ALTERNATE(/*KSO_10-13*/ PIN_MASK(0, GENMASK(7, 4)), 0, MODULE_KEYBOARD_SCAN, GPIO_ODR_HIGH)
ALTERNATE(/*KSO_14*/ PIN_MASK(8, BIT(2)), 0, MODULE_KEYBOARD_SCAN, GPIO_ODR_HIGH)
-/* SOC eSPI Bus */
+#if 0
+/*
+ * SOC eSPI Bus
+ * These signals do not need to be explicitly configured.
+ * Leaving here so all signals are documented.
+ */
GPIO(ESPI_SOC_CLK, PIN(5, 5), GPIO_DEFAULT)
GPIO(ESPI_SOC_CS_EC_L, PIN(5, 3), GPIO_DEFAULT)
GPIO(ESPI_SOC_D0_EC, PIN(4, 6), GPIO_DEFAULT)
@@ -125,6 +130,7 @@ GPIO(ESPI_SOC_D2_EC, PIN(5, 1), GPIO_DEFAULT)
GPIO(ESPI_SOC_D3_EC, PIN(5, 2), GPIO_DEFAULT)
GPIO(EC_ESPI_RST_L, PIN(5, 4), GPIO_DEFAULT)
GPIO(ESPI_EC_ALERT_SOC_L, PIN(5, 7), GPIO_DEFAULT)
+#endif
/* TCPC C0 */
IOEX(USB_C0_PPC_EN_L, EXPIN(USBC_PORT_C0, 1, 0), GPIO_OUT_HIGH)
