Re: [PATCH] Added driver for ISL29003 ambient light sensor

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On Fri, Mar 06, 2009 at 06:24:32PM +0100, Jean Delvare wrote:
> > Sorry to annoy you again with that topic, but I'm a little stuck here.
> > The 'industrial I/O' thread I was pointed to seems to be orphaned and I
> > didn't get much response on the LKML about alternatives either.
> 
> Sorry for the long silence, I have been pretty busy these last days,
> and was also hopping for a comment from Jonathan. The industrial I/O
> subsystem isn't orphaned, I am fairly certain it will be merged some
> day, but it could take some time.

Haven't seen any follow-up on it, hence the doubt.


> > As hwmon still appears the best existing place for such a driver to live
> > in, could we just take it and move it somewhere else as soon somebody
> > comes along with some better idea? I'd just like to avoid it being lost,
> > and every other approach does not feel very productive currently.
> 
> I agree that it doesn't make sense to wait for the industrial I/O
> subsystem to be merged. But I also do not want to put in drivers/hwmon
> drivers which do not really belong there. So I'd either go the way you
> proposed already (drivers/sensors for non-hwmon sensor drivers) or
> simply put your driver in drivers/misc if this is only meant as a
> temporary home until the industrial I/O subsystem is merged.

Okay, drviers/misc sounds like a good intermediate solution. Do you want
me to post another patch for that or will you move it yourself?

Thanks,
Daniel

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