Hi all, We're working with some Analog Devices SerDes chips which provide "reliable transport of high-resolution digital video for camera and display-based applications" over a GMSL link [1]. But, besides video data, they can also transport audio data, control (I2C) and GPIO. We have some drivers downstream that I intend to upstream but there's one particular issue I don't know how to do it right: GPIO forwarding. Below are 2 examples of how we use this feature. For the sake of not complicating the diagrams I only show the SoC on the left leaving out the I2C and other data connections. A) | +-----+ +-----+ | (1) _|Rx | | Tx|_ (1) | | | | | SoC | | Ser |=== GMSL ===| Des | | (2) _|Tx | | Rx|_ (2) | | | | | | +-----+ +-----+ So, in the first, simplified, scenario, any transitions on the Rx pin (1) of Ser chip will be replicated on the Tx pin (1) of Des chip. And vice versa, anything happening on Rx pin (2) of Des chip will be replicated on the Tx pin (2) of Ser chip. To make things more complicated, transitions on one GPIO pin can even be sent to more pins on the other side... B) | +-----+ +--------+ | | |=== GMSL ===| Ser1 Tx|- (1) | | | +--------+ SoC | | | . | | Des | . | | | +--------+ | | |=== GMSL ===| Ser4 Tx|- (1) | +-----+ +--------+ In the second scenario, which is used in multi-camera applications where we need to have all 4 cameras synchronized, a FSYNC signal is generated by the deserializer chip and sent over to each serializer in-sync. The serializers will then send the signal to the camera sensors using the GPIO pins. So, my question is: is there a way to implement these 2 scenarios using the current GPIO subsystem API? If yes, can you point me to some examples on how to achieve it? I tried to find anything in the documentation about this, or some examples, but I couldn't find any... :/ Thanks, Laurentiu [1] https://www.analog.com/en/solutions/gigabit-mulitimedia-serial-link.html