Yeah, that would help as well :)
thanks,
greg k-h
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Ok, I should be doing status reports, so here's my first cut at what is
happening and what is going on so far. I'll try to do these every few
weeks, and I also encourage the project managers of active projects to
also do this.First off, I'm going to try to keep the list of current projects up at:
http://linuxdriverproject.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/ProjectStatus
but will use email to announce new projects. That page will just be a
short summary about the different projects, and what is going on with
them.Project managers, feel free to flesh out the individual pages for the
projects if you wish. But note, please do not post company information
or data sheets unless the company explicitly says it is ok. The
majority of the companies working with us don't want the fact that they
are using us to be all that public, for various reasons.Currently, I'm talking with about 3-4 new companies about more projects,
and am working on a list of external modules that need to get cleaned up
and added to the kernel tree that this project can help out with.But what we are really lacking right now is more companies involvement.
If anyone can think of a way to drum up more company interest, please
let me know.So, here's the current projects, and what is going on with them.
Project managers, feel free to add more information.---------
Project 001
Project Manager: Frank <codemonkey@soapweed.com>
Summary: At least 3 drivers for a single manufacturer, all i2c devices
Current status from what I know: 3 developers have the data sheets and
are starting to work on the code.---------
Project 002
Project manager: Jaya Kumar <jayakumar.lkml@gmail.com>
Summary: VIOP gateway solution needs a driver
Current status: unknown, Jaya, any information?---------
Project 003
Project Manager: Greg Kroah-Hartman <greg@kroah.com>
Developer: Brandon
Summary: USB and PCI driver for time-stamp device
Current Status: Brandon is waiting for the arrival of the hardware, and
...
Hi Greg,
The last communication i had with Max was on the 9th Nov 2007. He had some
confusion how it all would work together and had asked me questions on the
same, gave him all the answers what he wanted. I was waiting/expecting
datasheets/specifications from him since he wanted to roll out his hardware
ASAP. he sent me datasheets for the PCI bridge and the analog parts, but that
which there already exists a driver. This was what Max said last:"Thanks for your reply. Got the idea. I will have a look.
I am busy in fixing the hardwares around tomorrow so may talk to you later."Haven't heard anything from him after that.
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I just got a response from him stating that the hardware was taking
longer to be released than anticipated, and once it was available, he
would be back in contact with you and me.Don't know why he didn't also email you :(
thanks,
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Let him take his time, not a problem. Better to work on properly working
hardware, rather than pulling out hair on broken hardware. Hair is gettingMaybe he got too immersed in the hardware aspect and found almost no
free time to respond.Even for his DMB-T/H demodulator to be eventually in kernel, it will need the
multiproto DVB API updated for multiple delivery systems to work.
(Currently the Linux DVB API can support only DVB-S, C, T and ATSC deliveries)Some times to have an API/ABI change, there is so much noise involved and
the people who really make the most noise are just "painting the bike shed
green" sometimes as referred to on LK and or by the BSD developers, rather
than any real contributions.If Max needs it to be there at the earliest, it can be based on the private
tree <http://jusst.de/hg/multiproto/> for the DVB-S2 devices, where
developments are going on at a hectic manner.Thanks,
Manu
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Sent email on Oct 4th to Carlos Doria and Carlos Rocha (who proposed
the project) to find out which specific gateway device/chipset they
want to get linux support for. Waiting for response.Thanks,
jaya
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Great, thanks for letting us know.
greg k-h
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