Wifi / off-state leakage

[Joerg Reisenweber]

Am Mi  20. August 2008 schrieb Werner Almesberger:
> Joerg Reisenweber wrote:
> > Fine! But where in this description is the point about ME suggesting sth
> > like routing (new) GPIO to all sorts of peripherals???
> 
> Ah, this was the mail that scared me:
> https://lists.internal.openmoko.org/pipermail/gta03/2008-August/000497.html

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We should connect NCP346:1[OUT] also to some CPU-GPIO (via 100kR or sth like 
that), to detect overvoltage in software on going high of this GPIO. 

We should replace U4905 by this NCP346+FET-circuit (which also will put 
\USB_OC to a real useful meaning, now USB_OV. As we of course will use this 
signal to connect to NCP346:1[OUT] as mentioned above ;)
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You see I suggested to use an already existing connection absolutely same way 
it has been used before, just the meaning is augmented from "PMU draws >1.5A" 
(nonsense) to "USB is >5.5V"
So *no* "new GPIO routing" ;-). And of course I considered reverse-feeding: 
This rail is 0V as long as there's no USB-supply voltage. We are fine for all 
cases except shutdown when on charger. 


> I don't care whether we call it MPU or MCU. MPU would be less
> friendly for the dyslexic for sure.
I'll continue to call it uC
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