Hi Wolfram,
Thanks for reviewing my patches! I collected (and applied) all your
suggestions and will re-post the series as a patch update for applying
to the mainline tree.
On 01/31/2012 11:34 AM, Wolfram Sang wrote:
> I remember we needed that fix back then as well, so I am tempted to
> ack it. However, I'd like to test it but USB is currently not
> available. Do you happen to have a USB fixing commit just to test
> (can be hackish)?
I'm posting this one separately (to be applied on top of all my and
your posted patches).
What do you think about mainline-integrating it?
Thanks in advance!
Hi,
> Thanks for reviewing my patches! I collected (and applied) all your
> suggestions and will re-post the series as a patch update for applying
> to the mainline tree.
Yes, please repost this series with the updates. And without USB & MMC
updates. Those updates should be in later series, when we actually add
support for these devices.
> What do you think about mainline-integrating it?
See my comment there.
First step, I'd suggest: After you repost this series, I'll create a
branch with the relevant patches (defconfig, buildfixes, clock fixes)
and send a pull-request to Arnd/Olof. You can decide which issue you
want to tackle next. I'd think MMC or USB are more of the lower hanging
fruits, but I leave that to you.
Regards,
Wolfram
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Hi Wolfram,
On 02/02/2012 05:49 PM, Wolfram Sang wrote:
> Yes, please repost this series with the updates. And without USB &
> MMC updates. Those updates should be in later series, when we
> actually add support for these devices.
OK, reposting.
> First step, I'd suggest: After you repost this series, I'll create
> a branch with the relevant patches (defconfig, buildfixes, clock
> fixes) and send a pull-request to Arnd/Olof. You can decide which
> issue you want to tackle next. I'd think MMC or USB are more of the
> lower hanging fruits, but I leave that to you.
I'd then first repost the GPIO fixes I posted previously and then look
after USB if that's fine for you. :-)
Thanks,
Roland
> I'd then first repost the GPIO fixes I posted previously and then look
> after USB if that's fine for you. :-)
Totally fine with me, it's all up to you :)
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