> Is there a special procedure to follow to have those three diffs queued? Try https://kernelnewbies.org/ or Documentation/SubmittingPatches for Kernel submission procedures. > As for sending the information to you instead of the list, the > MAINTAINERS file wasn't clear to me about this. And for the w1 > subsystem, where this driver is also relevant to, there isn't a list > at all. > > It's not clear to me who's in charge of a driver which touches both > subsystems. Yes, this can be tricky at times. One tool to assist is scripts/get_maintainer.pl. Other than that, simply use all addresses mentioned in a MAINTAINERS entry for a subsystem. And if you touch multiple subsystems, just CC them all. > The datasheet says it can at least for a write to the pointer byte > followed by a read but it doesn't seem to work. > > - From my tests, it doesn't work, or it least it doesn't work the way > the ds28e17 bus master does the repeated start. It would be really good if that would work. Having a STOP betwen those messages is unsafe. It won't probably matter for your setup, but still... > I will check it again. Thanks!
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