> > * some usb webcam drivers (usbvideo.ko, stv680.ko, se401.ko > > and ov511.ko) use the video_proc_entry() to add additional > > procfs files. These drivers must be converted to sysfs too > > because video_proc_entry() doesn't exist any more. > > I'd be glad to do this work once your change makes it into the core. Is > there any need for these drivers to export anything through sysfs now > instead of /proc? From what I remember, it only looked like debugging > and other general info stuff. IIRC some tuning / debugging / info stuff, the drivers should work just fine without. Temporarely disableling that wouldn't be a big issue IMHO. > So dev should point to the dev of the video class device? Exactly. videodev.o will put that into class_device->dev which in turn will produce these symlinks: eskarina kraxel /sys/class/video4linux/video0# ll device lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 53 Jul 15 17:20 device -> ../../../devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:06.0/0000:02:07.0/ > > Comments? > > You _have_ to set up a release function for your class device. You > can't just kfree it like I think you are doing, otherwise any users of > the sysfs files will oops the kernel after the video class device is > gone. class_device_unregister() is called from video_unregister_device() which looks fine to me. Or do you talk about something else? > Other than that, how about exporting the dev_t value for the video > device? Then you automatically get udev support, and I don't have to go > add it to this code later :) Do you have a pointer to sample code for that? Gerd -- sigfault