Dirk Behme <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Remove I2C zero length transfer "HACK" and do real zero length
> transfers. This fixes Oops at kernel startup while "scanning" for
> TLV320AIC23IDx addresses.
>
Dirk,
I reworked this slightly, but hopefully didn't change any
functionality.
Rather than undo the DAVINCI_HACK stuff and add your fixups in the
same patch, I'd rather see separate commits for removal of the hack,
and your fixups.
So, what I did in a temporary branch[1] is do a 'git revert' of the
original commit which added the DAVINCI_HACK[2], thus undoing the
hack, then applying your patch. Note that most of your patch failed
to apply because of the revert, so I just blindly applied the patch,
and ignored the failures. Can you sanity check my branch and make
sure I didn't miss any of your fixups? If it looks OK to you, I'll
merge that branch with the master branch.
Kevin
[1] see branch 'khilman/temp/dirk-i2c' Also visible via the gitweb
interface under the 'heads' section at the bottom of the summary page.
[2] by running 'git-revert a8e67c9d0e13a774d19e594f43ff7a29993782c4'
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