> On Mon, Apr 11, 2022 at 06:04:07PM -0300, Luiz Angelo Daros de Luca wrote: > > RTL8367RB-VB was not mentioned in the compatible table, nor in the > > Kconfig help text. > > > > The driver still detects the variant by itself and ignores which > > compatible string was used to select it. So, any compatible string will > > work for any compatible model. > > Meaning the compatible string is pointless, and cannot be trusted. So > yes, you can add it, but don't actually try to use it for anything, > like quirks. Thanks, Andrew. Those compatible strings are indeed useless for now. The driver probes the chip variant. Maybe in the future, if required, we could provide a way to either force a model or let it autodetect as it does today. There is no "family name" for those devices. The best we had was rtl8367c (with "c" probably meaning 3rd family). I suggested renaming the driver to rtl8367c but, in the end, we kept it as the first supported device name. My plan is, at least, to allow the user to specify the correct model without knowing which model it is equivalent to. Regards, Luiz
