PRJ001: TI TMP401 driver "complete"

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Felipe Balbi wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> On 10/28/07, Hans de Goede <j.w.r.degoede at hhs.nl> wrote:
>> Hi All,
>>
>> I've thrown a couple of spare hours at writing a driver for the TI TMP401 as
>> promised.
>>
>> I've attached the complete, but untested (no access to hardware) resulting driver.
>>
>> ---
>>
>> Since I never got an answer to the following two questions:
>> 1) does powerconsumption matter a lot (iow battery powered?
>> 2) do the alert and therm pins need to be configured or is this done by
>>     the bootloader?
>>
>> I've made this a bog standard hwmon driver, so the device is put in autorun
>> mode (the power on reset default) and the pin configuration is left untouched.
>>
>> I will gladly add support for configuring the pins and using one-shot mode to
>> the driver if requested.
> 
> i2c drivers have changed a lot and your driver still on the old style
> i2c driver. If you git-whatchanged drivers/i2c/chips/tps65010.c you'll
> see there are 2 patches from Dave Brownell updating such i2c driver.
> You should follow that.
>

The old style still works too, and the company who needs the driver uses an 
older kernel, so I've sticked with the old style on purpose. I'll do a patch to 
change to the new style when the driver has been integrated into the mainline 
and / or if this is a blocker during review.

Regards,

Hans


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