On Mon, 2006-07-03 at 10:00 -0700, Greg KH wrote:
> Yes, this driver is already split into 2 different ones (look in the
> recent -mm releases). Sierra wants to have their devices be in their
> own driver, as the chip is a little different from the other ones. This
> means that those devices are now controlled by a driver called "sierra"
> and the other devices still are working with the airprime driver.
>
> This should hopefully fix the different endpoint issue, and allow new
> devices to be supported properly, as Sierra Wireless is now maintaining
> that driver.
Aha, good news. So this patch is already obsolete, for the Sierra stuff
anyway. And as I only have Sierra kit to work with, I reckon I should
drop out of this now.
I did make some changes to the last patch to do the cleanup stuff in the
open function, do you want to see those?
> Hope this helps,
>
Sure does!
> greg k-h
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