dezheng shen wrote:
> Hi Jesper and all others:
>
>> please post patches inline, not as attachments (and please
>> test send those mails to yourself first and check that the patches
>> apply and have not been mangled by your email client).
>
>
> We are submittting patches; instead, we are submit the original sources
> for Winbond SD/MMC/MS/MSPro/xD/SM devicers. There are too many files and
> I am afraid once we copy and paste using plain text then the whole
> things do'nt look clear to you guys.
People are quite used to reading diffs, so it's not that much of a bother.
>
> Can we pack our sources then send them in one large attachment?
>
Uncompressed attachments, or inline inclusions, are usually preferred as
it allows you to read the stuff in your mail application.
I have one reservation with your driver though. The Linux kernel already
has a generic SD/MMC layer. So if your hardware is a bus interface, then
it should use that layer. There is even a driver there for your
W83L518/9 devices. :)
For the other buses, a generic layer would be preferable, but as you
would be the only user, that isn't required quite yet. I would suggest
contacting Andrew Morton as he is the overall 2.6 maintainer.
Rgds
Pierre
PS. I have a question regarding the W83L518 hardware, but haven't been
able to get in touch with the right people. Perhaps you have some pointers?
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