Hi!
Frode Isaksen wrote a driver for a USB ISDN adapter. This is (like most
ISDN adapters) a "dumb" adapter, which means that the protocol handling /
call control etc. need to be done by the host CPU.
So, the driver consists of two modules, the part which immediately
interface to USB (registration, probe, etc) and an extension to the hisax
module, which does the ISDN protocol handling etc.
The first question is about where to put the source. AFAICS, all USB
drivers are kept in drivers/usb. So I'd suggest to put the USB interface
module there, too. The main part, the extension to the hisax module needs
to be in drivers/isdn/hisax, because it will be linked into hisax.o
Does that make sense?
Also, I can review the ISDN related parts of the patch, but I don't really
know much about USB. So I hope someone is willing to look at it from that
perspective?
--Kai
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