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Subject: Re: Missing MIPI IPU6 camera driver for Intel Alder Lake laptops
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On (22/08/15 09:02), Greg KH wrote:
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> > We haven't sent out KCAM for upstream review yet. It's open sourced,
> > as of this moment [1], but we still need some time and wanted to convert
> > one of the previous generations of IPU drivers (IPU3) to KCAM first to
> > see if everything is working as we wanted it to.
> 
> That didn't answer my question on when you were planning to actually
> submit this :)

Definitely not today. Someday, for sure :)

I don't want to promise any timelines. But we are certainly not
talking "weeks", we are talking "months". Several months is a
realistic timeline.