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From: mds@paradyne.com (Mark D. Studebaker )
Date: Thu, 19 May 2005 06:24:02 +0000
Subject: New i2c driver for ETX-mgx board from Kontron
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You can contribute by sending us a patch against CVS or against a 2.5 kernel.
See also doc/developers/new-drivers in lm_sensors.
However if the driver is not of general interest
(I myself have never heard of Kontron, and GPIO bit-banger drivers
are generally non-standard) then it may not be worth
putting into CVS or the kernel.


Bob Weber wrote:
> Hello. I recently wrote (ported, actually) an i2c driver for the ETX-mgx
> board from Kontron. This board uses a Winbond chip for I/O. The I2c
> driver bit-bangs a couple I/O pins. 
> 
> How do I contribute this to the lm_sensors project? Besides the driver,
> I modified Config.in and Makefile in the kernel drivers directory, and
> i2c-id.h in the include/linux directory.
> 
> - Bob Weber
>   R&B Embedded Technologies
>   email: bweber@imsconsultants.com
>   email: rjweber@ieee.org
> 
>