RE: ehci-omap patches (Was Re: [PATCH 0/5] [RESEND] lm8323 patches)

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> Don't worry, you're not the only one TIred here...

Grrr. I'm in no mood to take any TI puns right now. That was unwarranted.

> 
> > So here's the quick mail you want:
> > "I may or may not be able to clean up this driver in the near future. Felipe
> > Balbi graciously agress to do it for us. So I am pleased to  announce he will
> > clean up this driver and send it upstream. If he needs any help with this, I
> > will try to provide it to him (or anyone else for that matter) on a best-effort
> > basis. Good luck."
> > 
> > 
> > >
> > > Anyways, I'll keep going with my cleanups and when I get a platform to
> > > test ehci, I'll try to test the patches and keep going with the
> > > workarounds.
> > 
> > If you want help with testing, I can give it to you. If not, you can test
> > it yourself - I couldn't care less.
> 
> And you want me to agree with it ? I really was hoping we could work
> together with TI but seems I'm the only one who still believes in that.

I made that offer - so there is at least one other believer of working together.
You're the one that wants to do this on your own - and I'm okay with that.


> 
> As you said yourself, you couldn't care less right ? You couldn't care
> less if the driver works or not, you couldn't care less if we have good
> omap support out of mainline kernel, you couldn't care less if the
> driver is readable or not, etc etc etc.

That's not true. I do care. It __is__ important to me that OMAP support goes
to mainline. And I do not like it that it hasn't happened yet. Sorry.

What happened with EHCI here is kind of similar to what you've done with MUSB patches recently anyway.

> I imagine if all of us would be
> taking the same behavior as you are...

I don't understand what you mean, but I'm guessing it doesn't matter.

> 
> Well, I'm not here to flood the list discussing this kinds of 
> issues with you.

Standard behavior for you. That's the way you end all discussions that go
beyond 5 mails!--
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