>> Thanks Jocke, for your reply. As you said in your example of
> board-msm7x30.c file which uses platform_add_devices, my board file
> board-icnova_adb4000.c uses platform_device_register for the registration
> of
> all peripherals initialized under function __init ek_board_init(void). I
> found that platform_add_device or platform_register_device can be used for
> device registration.
You are quite correct. I previously failed to read your code as good as I
should have :-( Sorry about that.
> <http://pastebin.com/dr0QzsyQ%20>Linux#390. The functions called under
First, are you sure that platform_device_register actually succeeds?
The times this has happened to me, it has always been a problem with the
"name" between the platform device and the platform driver.
To avoid those problems, I usually use a #define for the name. That way,
I'm sure that a spelling problem (which can be _really_ hard to spot) is
not the problem. Also, I usually don't care about setting the .id and the
.num_resources variables.
Otherwise, as far as I can tell, your code should work.
BRs,
/Jocke!
Thank you for your kind suggestion.. :-)
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