Re: [-mm patch 0/2] MACB driver update

[Haavard Skinnemoen]

On 11/8/06, Andrew Morton <akpm@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> On Wed, 8 Nov 2006 20:33:58 +0100
> Haavard Skinnemoen <hskinnemoen@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Patches have names.  I currently have

Sorry. I meant that you can drop these:

> gpio-framework-for-avr32.patch
> avr32-spi-ethernet-platform_device-update.patch
> avr32-move-spi-device-definitions-into-main-board.patch
> avr32-move-ethernet-tag-parsing-to-board-specific.patch

and keep these:

> atmel-spi-driver.patch
> atmel-spi-driver-maintainers-entry.patch
> atmel-macb-ethernet-driver.patch
> adapt-macb-driver-to-net_device-changes.patch
>
> I'd prefer to drop the lot, but we do have those SPI patches which David
> needs to see.

Ok, just do that. We need to get the GPIO stuff sorted out before the
SPI driver can be considered final.

> So in fact I do think I'd prefer to drop everything.  How about
>
> a) you sort out the SPI patches with David, send them over to me when
>    it's ready and
>
> b) everything else goes into Linus from your git tree, and I include
>    your git tree in -mm?

Fine with me. Sorry for pushing this mess to you. I'll post a new macb
patch for review to the netdev list tomorrow.

> (I hope that tree works, btw - for some reason it seems that any git tree
> which isn't on kernel.org is down half the time).

I hope so too. I'll pull from it myself from time to see how it works.

Haavard
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