Configure SDHCI (eMMC and SD card internal) Linux kernel device tree

The SoC DTSI node specifies register address space, clocks, interrupts, and reset information. The platform DTSI node specifies power supply, voltage, and current levels. The sdhc_2: mmc@8804000 node describes the on-chip SDHC host controller and is typically within the SoC DTSI file. For example, <workspace_root_path>/sources/kernel/kernel_platform/kernel/arch/arm64/boot/dts/qcom/sc7280.dtsi file.

These parameters are only for information purposes. Don’t modify them.

Property	Description
`Compatible`	Specify compatible strings such as `qcom,sc7280-sdhci`, `qcom,sdhci-msm-v5`.
`Pinctrl-names`	Defines name of the pin control states.
`Pinctrl-0 &1`	Points to pin control settings. This is an array that defines pin control settings for multiple states.
`Interrupts`	Interrupt mapping for SDHC IRQ.
`Interrupt-names`	Lists the names corresponding to each interrupt defined in the `interrupts` property.
`reg`	SDHC host registers address mapping.
`iommus`	`Iommus` specifies the IOMMU node and stream ID.
`clock-names`	List of clock input name strings.
`clocks`	List of phandle and clock specifier pairs.
`interconnects`	Defines the interconnect paths for the device.
`interrupt-names`	Lists the names to each interconnect path defined in `interconnects` property.
`power-domains`	Specifies the power domain used by the SDHC.
`bus-width`	Specifies the number of data lines used for communication.
`dma-coherent`	Specifies that the SDHCI and CPU maintain cache coherency.
`qcom,dll-config`	Platform specific settings for `DLL_CONFIG` reg.
`resets`	Reset node register.
`sdhc2_opp_table`	This table defines various operating points supported by the SDHCI.