dts: nxp_mcxw71: Flash node is not peripheral #81775
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Flash node should not be under the peripheral bus, it is not a peripheral. The base address of the flash was getting set correctly by accident due to the fmu node mapping it out of the range of the peripheral node by coincidence. Signed-off-by: Declan Snyder <[email protected]>
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Flash node should not be under the peripheral bus, it is not a peripheral. The base address of the flash was getting set correctly by accident due to the fmu node mapping it out of the range of the peripheral node by coincidence.