Hi,
I have managed to refresh Matt's Amstrad Delta keyboard patch, created against linux-omap-2.6.16-omap2. Now it applies cleanly on top of curent linux-omap for-next, and seems to work flawlessly. I have also made some modifications in order to avoid breaking support for the hook switch that has been added recently (thanks to what you discovered about it a few years ago).
Matt (I hope you still read the e3-hacking list), don't you mind if I submit the modified patch to the linux-omap mailing list in order to get it included in the linux-omap tree first and then pushed into the mainline?
Jonathan, can you remember why the keyboard patch never found it's way into the linux-omap tree? If you know of any isues with it, I could try to solve them before submitting.
Thanks, Janusz
On Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 03:27:27AM +0100, Janusz Krzysztofik wrote:
I have managed to refresh Matt's Amstrad Delta keyboard patch, created against linux-omap-2.6.16-omap2. Now it applies cleanly on top of curent linux-omap for-next, and seems to work flawlessly. I have also made some modifications in order to avoid breaking support for the hook switch that has been added recently (thanks to what you discovered about it a few years ago).
Matt (I hope you still read the e3-hacking list), don't you mind if I submit the modified patch to the linux-omap mailing list in order to get it included in the linux-omap tree first and then pushed into the mainline?
Jonathan, can you remember why the keyboard patch never found it's way into the linux-omap tree? If you know of any isues with it, I could try to solve them before submitting.
My memory of it is that the issue was only when it was used with the hook switch and I didn't push it towards the linux-omap tree as I'd done nothing in terms of the patch creation. I don't remember any objections to it.
J.
Thursday 26 November 2009 15:16:08 Jonathan McDowell napisał(a):
On Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 03:27:27AM +0100, Janusz Krzysztofik wrote:
I have managed to refresh Matt's Amstrad Delta keyboard patch, created against linux-omap-2.6.16-omap2. Now it applies cleanly on top of curent linux-omap for-next, and seems to work flawlessly. I have also made some modifications in order to avoid breaking support for the hook switch that has been added recently (thanks to what you discovered about it a few years ago).
Matt (I hope you still read the e3-hacking list), don't you mind if I submit the modified patch to the linux-omap mailing list in order to get it included in the linux-omap tree first and then pushed into the mainline?
Jonathan, can you remember why the keyboard patch never found it's way into the linux-omap tree? If you know of any isues with it, I could try to solve them before submitting.
My memory of it is that the issue was only when it was used with the hook switch and I didn't push it towards the linux-omap tree as I'd done nothing in terms of the patch creation. I don't remember any objections to it.
Good. I'll wait a little bit more for Matt if he is still there and submit the patch then.
Thanks, Janusz
2009/11/25 Janusz Krzysztofik jkrzyszt@tis.icnet.pl:
Hi,
I have managed to refresh Matt's Amstrad Delta keyboard patch, created against linux-omap-2.6.16-omap2. Now it applies cleanly on top of curent linux-omap for-next, and seems to work flawlessly. I have also made some modifications in order to avoid breaking support for the hook switch that has been added recently (thanks to what you discovered about it a few years ago).
Matt (I hope you still read the e3-hacking list), don't you mind if I submit the modified patch to the linux-omap mailing list in order to get it included in the linux-omap tree first and then pushed into the mainline?
Hi Janusz,
Glad to see someone still hacking the e3. I must dust mine off and try the latest stuff. I'm happy for you to submit a modified keyboard patch.
Matt
Matt Callow wrote:
2009/11/25 Janusz Krzysztofik jkrzyszt@tis.icnet.pl:
Hi,
I have managed to refresh Matt's Amstrad Delta keyboard patch, created against linux-omap-2.6.16-omap2. Now it applies cleanly on top of curent linux-omap for-next, and seems to work flawlessly. I have also made some modifications in order to avoid breaking support for the hook switch that has been added recently (thanks to what you discovered about it a few years ago).
Matt (I hope you still read the e3-hacking list), don't you mind if I submit the modified patch to the linux-omap mailing list in order to get it included in the linux-omap tree first and then pushed into the mainline?
Hi Janusz,
Glad to see someone still hacking the e3. I must dust mine off and try the latest stuff. I'm happy for you to submit a modified keyboard patch.
Hi Matt,
Glad to hear from you. Thank you for your past efforts, I think those were worth of putting into the l-o tree. I hope I can manage to get them integrated.
Thanks, Janusz
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