> What was there (plugging the old 'dev' arg into the new call's
> 'parent' makes no sense) is clearly wrong.
It makes sense because the meaning of card->dev was changed, too.
Now it points the "card*" object that is the root of all belonging
devices. The former card->dev is stored in card->parent.
Unfortunately card->parent does not work... but card->dev->parent does...
> And it's clear my pacth is incomplete, as it doesn't correct the
> device entries for the other entries.
Well, for older systems, we shouldn't have also "card*" objects, too.
True enough.
An untested patch below...
This patch does not correct the problem, unfortunately. I had
originally tried something similar, but card->parent still results in
the device symlink pointing to ../../../class/cardN.
I'm working on this now and will doublecheck just in case my test was
flawed first time.
Monty
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