Is it possible for Realtek card reader driver to reside in SCSI subsystem?

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Dear James and all :

Sorry to disturb you again!

I'm an software engineer of Realtek corporation, responsible for writing driver for Realtek Card Reader chips.

Our device supports SD/MMC/MS/MSpro/xD series of cards, etc., which is implemented as an SCSI device in our driver, and now our driver rts_pstor is under staging folder of linux kernel, so I want to know whether it is possible to move it out of staging folder,
and reside in SCSI subsystem?

I also know that both "mmc" and "memstick" subsystem exist in kernel now, but our device is a composition of these types of cards,
so it seems not suitable for keeping our driver there.

All replies are appreciated.

Thanks & BRs
Edwin.Rong
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