On Wed, Nov 02, 2005 at 08:52:41PM -0600, John Lenz wrote:
> Except the led code that is being proposed CAN sit on top of a generic
> GPIO layer. If a generic GPIO layer is created, you can create a led
> driver that calls out to that GPIO layer.
>
> You just need to fill in the following functions with some that raise and
> lower the GPIO on the correct line....
>
> int (*color_get)(struct device *, struct led_properties *props);
> void (*color_set)(struct device *, struct led_properties *props, int value);
>
> int (*brightness_get)(struct device *, struct led_properties *props);
> void (*brightness_set)(struct device *, struct led_properties *props, int
> value);
Ok, great! I'll see that I update my patch for 2.6.14.
Robert
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