Monitor Driver for linux 2.6 kernel - I2C protocol

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Hi All,
I want to develop a monitor driver for 2.6 kernel and a ViewSonic Monitor. I
am stuck at a point where I am supposed to use the I2C protocol and the
driver.

Basically, I want to set the monitor settings, brightness, contrast by
communicating with the graphics card drivers installed on the system. This
needs a I2C protocol communication.
It would be very helpful if someone provides some insight on the actual path
I am supposed to take.
I am referring to Alessandro Rubini's driver book. 
You can consider me as a  newbie into the driver development, though I had
worked on UNIX.
Please let me know.

Thanks in advance.
--
Abhijit.


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