> A patch is attached. It changes both linux/linux-2.6 and linux-core. I
> tested that it compiles (linux-2.6 and linux-core) and loads all modules
> (except radeon, which failed because I don't have the necessary i2c bits
> in my kernel). Any objections to applying this?
>
Looks good to me apply
A patch is attached. It changes both linux/linux-2.6 and linux-core. I
tested that it compiles (linux-2.6 and linux-core) and loads all modules
(except radeon, which failed because I don't have the necessary i2c bits
in my kernel). Any objections to applying this?
Regards,
Felix
Am Sa, den 30.1
Currenly in linux-core the driver callback reclaim_buffers is called
with a single argument "filp". In reclaim_buffers you need OS-specific
knowledge to extract the device pointer from the filp. In the BSD DRM
reclaim_buffers takes two arguments, "dev" and "filp". Could we change
the linux version
