Russell King wrote:
I think it's fairly safe and obvious to say that Dominik is the peer
review for these tables - he _is_ the PCMCIA maintainer, he _is_
arguably the maintainer for the ide-cs driver, he _is_ the person
who invented these tables, he _is_ the one taking patches from people
to add IDs, he _is_ the one reviewing such patches.
If you want to know what's going on in PCMCIA land, subscribe to
linux-pcmcia. In the same way that if you want to know what's going
in in IDE land, you subscribe to linux-ide, or PCI land linux-pci,
SCSI land linux-scsi, network land netdev.
Using your argument (which seems to be demanding that any patch to
any IDE driver no matter how trivial must be on linux-ide) that a patch
to a PCI network device driver must be copied to linux-pci and netdev
even though it may not touch the PCI specific code.
IDE driver -> IDE reviewers
network driver -> network reviewers
The bus associated with the driver is only a tiny detail. Many drivers
(IDE!) are multi-bus, even.
Linus occasionally complains about stuff hiding on non-LKML lists...
Even a CC to LKML would have been sufficient here. That was not done.
Jeff
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