Re: USB OTG driver submission question

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On Thu, Apr 30, 2009 at 12:05:09PM +0800, Wu, Hao wrote:
> Dear all:
> We are developing the driver for Intel Moorestown Platform USB OTG
> controller.  Intel Moorestown USB OTG controller has USB EHCI or USB
> device operation using the same hardware. We modified kernel EHCI
> driver to support its host function, wrote one new driver (client
> controller driver) for its device function and one new driver
> (transceiver driver) to implement OTG SRP and HNP functions. User can
> switch its role between host and peripheral via sysfs interface. The
> default role is decided on plug type. But because we can't find a full
> OTG compliance product in the market, the HNP function testing is
> executed between the Moorestown USB OTG controllers themselves.
> 
> The drivers are still in development as well as Moorestown platform.
> We have cleaned the coding style using checkpatch.pl and finished
> testing though not all bugs are solved. Before we submit this driver,
> we would like to know whether there are any other criteria as required
> to meet.

If you follow the Documentation/SubmittingPatches file, that should
cover it.

> And do we need to submit the modification to EHCI driver, client
> controller driver and transceiver driver at the same time?

Why wouldn't you want to do that?

thanks,

greg k-h
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