Re: Add support for new Terratec DVB USB IDs

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On Friday, December 23, 2011 12:44:46 AM Jonathan Nieder wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> Eduard Bloch wrote[1]:
> > current revision of the Cinergy S2 USB box from Terratec seems to use
> > another USB-IDs. The manufacturer provides patches at
> > http://linux.terratec.de/tv_en.html and it seems like the only
> > difference is really just the new ID and a couple of init flag changes.
> > 
> > Their patch is not exactly for the linux-3.x tree but for the current
> > s2-liplianin drivers, OTOH they still look similar enough and porting
> > the patch was straight-forward. I also added the patch for Terratec S7
> > which is not tested yet but shouldn't do any harm.
> 
> [...]
> 
> Eduard, meet the LinuxTV project.  linux-media folks, meet Eduard.
> Patch follows.
> 
> Eduard: may we have your sign-off?  Please see
> Documentation/SubmittingPatches, section 12 "Sign your work" for what
> this means.
> 
> My only other hint is that it would be better to add the new device
> IDs in some logical place in the list near the older ones, instead of
> at the end where it is more likely to collide with other patches in
> flight.  So if rerolling the patches, it might be useful to do that.

Due to the use of the reference in the USB-id table adding the new set at 
the end of the list is actually the best way. Adding them in the middle will 
cause a lot of changes and bugs.

Except the Signed-off-by everything is fine to my eyes.

--
Patrick
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