Re: New v4l2 driver for atmel boards

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Hi Guennadi,

what hardware is it for? avr32 or at91 (ARM)?
I am working on AT91(ARM).
 And what API are you using
to communicate with sensors?
I am using the ISI IP.
Currently there are two APIs in the kernel -
int-device and soc-camera, and they both should at some point (soon) converge to the new "V4L2 driver framework." They all have (one of) the goal(s) to reuse sensor (or whatever subdevice) drivers with various hosts. Which of them are you using?

I've recently got test hardware from Atmel for an AP7000 board (NGW100), and was planning to convert the existing external ISI driver from Atmel to the soc-camera API, but I have no idea when I find time for that.


I have a driver which is not using the soc-camera layer...
Which driver is currently using this soc-camera layer so I can have a look at it and maybe I could try to convert mine.

Regards,
Sedji


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