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Subject: Re: Place-Holder for a driver
Date: Sun, 23 Nov 2008 02:41:55 +0100
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Hi Pavan,

> The OMAP Zoom2 board has a bluetooth chip which needs to be enabled  
> to be used. When running on Android, the Bluetooth service of  
> Android uses the rfkill sysfs entry to turn on bluetooth.
>
> So I linked the Bluetooth enable GPIO to the sys-fs entry, Now the  
> question is where should/does this driver fit in ?
>
> I've thought of drivers/misc, Any suggestions are welcome.

it depends a little bit. If it is purely architecture specific then it  
might fit better with the arch drivers. If it is has a more general  
use, then drivers/misc/ is fine. Drivers like thinkpad_acpi (which  
includes the Bluetooth rfkill switch) are also located there.

Regards

Marcel