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Merge series from Ricard Wanderlof <ricard.wanderlof@axis.com>: In some cases, depending on system design, the MICBIAS pins on the chip are not needed as such, but a couple of extra GPIO pins would be useful. This patch allows the MICBIAS pins to be configured in the device tree as general purpose output pins, controlled via the GPIO framework. Owing to their originally intended purpose there are some limitations: when the MICBIAS pins are deactivated, they will float, so will likely need a pulldown in many applications. When activated, they will assume the voltage specified by the micbias1-vg and micbias2-vg properties, respectively, meaning that the resulting output voltage will be 2.0 V, 2.5 V or AVDD .
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