jtag: aspeed: Remove unnecessary hardware fifo delay - #304
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The delay added in jtag driver significantly affects JTAG performance. After confirming with aspeed hardware designer, its determined that this delay is unnecessary. (Suggested by Billy Tsai@aspeedtech.com after discussion with their hardware team)
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This is based on sugesstion from Aspeed jtag driver author Billy.
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The delay added in jtag driver significantly affects JTAG performance. After confirming with aspeed hardware designer, its determined that this delay is unnecessary.
(Suggested by Billy Tsai@aspeedtech.com after discussion with their hardware team)