How to change EEPROM device address in kernel

Hi, I am using MPC8280 based custom board for evaluation purpose. I am trying to enable I2C-EEPROM (AT24c512) for kernel version 2.6.39 but unable to find the device address code. My device is connected at address 0xA2, but in code for eeprom its searching only the range 0x50-0x57. I tried

Re: How to see the list of Interrupts that have occurred so far?

Hi Naveen, v.v irq_desc says Symbol not found Thanks, manty On Tue, Oct 1, 2013 at 2:09 PM, Naveen Kumar navee.li...@gmail.com wrote: Dear Manty, You can dump the irq descriptor using v.v irq_desc global data structure. Thanks, Naveen On Mon, Sep 30, 2013 at 1:38 PM, manty kuma

Problems with of_find_compatible_node

Hello out there, I got a problem with the kernel function of_find_compatible_node. I use it with: np = of_find_compatible_node(NULL,NULL, xilinx,cpld-led); or with np = of_find_compatible_node(NULL,NULL, cpld-led); but none of this works, because I get a null-pointer back. But it suppose to

Subject: Problems with of_find_compatible_node

Hi Chris, probably you can do cat /proc/device-tree o/p to see if such a node exist in the device tree file. also you can check arch/ppc/boot/dts/ directory and check the .dts file to check if such an entry really exist in the .dts file which you are using. Since in your case np =

auditd conditional logging flexibility

Greets, auditd doesn't seem to support the type of flexibility I'm looking for in terms of filters. I'd like to log system calls based upon PID or path based upon /proc/self/exe, e.g. /usr/sbin/sshd. This is primarily due to log volume. Is what I'm looking for possible? Or done better another