On Fri, 2008-07-18 at 23:00 +0200, Adam Williamson wrote: > On Fri, 2008-07-18 at 21:45 +0100, Mark Ellis wrote: > > > Ok, whoa :) > > > > I was all ready to start a 'kernel status' thread, and the train went > > without me. Don't get me wrong, this is good, but is there anything else > > we want to submit to the kernel guys ? Considering how long it took to > > get to the stage we're at, it's worth thinking it through first. > > > > I intended to have a good look through usb-rndis-lite and compare it to > > the latest kernel before we had this discussion, but hey. > > > > To my knowledge, and the quick browse I had, we don't have anything in > > usbnet and cdc_ether that needs to be submitted. > > > > In rndis_host, obviously there is the subject of this thread, but has > > the Samsung timeout patch been submitted? Anyone know of anything else ? > > Doing it one thing at a time seems sane anyway. Submitting a big clump > of stuff would likely result in some of it getting held up by debates > about the other stuff. Tethering is a small, pretty safe (should be :>) > patch which has been tested to work, so I think it's OK to submit it on > its own. > > The other big thing that I know of is John's infamous 'dirty patch' that > fixes -110 errors on certain devices (including several owned by MDV > users). He wants to clean this up before submitting it upstream. He says > he'll probably get time to work on this next week. That isn't even in > usb-rndis-lite SVN head, though - it's still a separate patch. > --
Agreed that submitting a big patch of unrelated items is bad. I just think it may be a little simpler if we know that, at point A, we had submitted everything we had, as patches 1,2, and 3. As I said, I really don't know what has been submitted, what needs to be submitted. If someone does, cool ! Mark
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