[nrf noup] dts: Select SoftDevice Controller on nRF54L09 #2527
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The SDC HCI controller is defined as a device tree node. A node representing the SDC controller is added and selected as the default over the open source link layer. This is consistent with other SoCs. Signed-off-by: Rafał Kuźnia <[email protected]>
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Going forward we should consider finding some more scalable way which doesn't require noup-commits.
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The SDC HCI controller is defined as a device tree node. A node representing the SDC controller is added and selected as the default over the open source link layer. This is consistent with other SoCs.