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2007-03-22split userland & kernel struct sensor/sensordev so that the additionTheo de Raadt
of new fields in the future is less disruptive. This is done similar to how struct proc is handled for ps(1). ok jmc (man page changes) tested fkr simon, and more suggestions from millert
2007-01-03mbg(4) cards with ASIC take the internal timestamp at the very moment theMarc Balmer
first command byte is written to the card over the pci bus. the driver has to capture this moment to get a precise timedelta. so make sure the code fragment that takes the internal timestamp and sends the command byte can not be interrupted. this function is called with a low frequency (currently 0.1 Hz). ok claudio, mglocker
2007-01-02Use the value returned by pci_findproduct() as the timedelta sensor descriptionMarc Balmer
instead of using static strings. ok deraadt
2006-12-30Use the same PCI product name strings we have in pcidevs_data.h for theMarc Balmer
timedelta sensor desc field and not the full description produced by pci_devinfo() (which gets truncated in this case). There is no need to have the PCi vendor string in the description as this is apparent from the driver name already. problem noticed by deraadt.
2006-12-29Sort product ids alphabetically like jmc did in the manpage. fkr alsoMarc Balmer
suggested that.
2006-12-29Add support for the Meinberg PCI511 and GPS170PCI cards.Marc Balmer
"put it in" deraadt, ok fkr
2006-12-23adapt to new two-level sensor api; Constantine A. MureninTheo de Raadt
2006-12-22fold long lines.Marc Balmer
2006-12-22shorten codeTheo de Raadt
2006-12-22make driver look more like others do; ok mbalmerTheo de Raadt
2006-12-18delete extra gooTheo de Raadt
2006-12-18Format dmesg line according to our rules and make sure the firmware idMarc Balmer
string is '\0' terminated, plus some KNF. from deraadt
2006-12-17mbg(4), a driver for Meinberg Funkuhren time signal station receiversMarc Balmer
"Made in Switzerland" Currently, the DCF77 PCI32 receiver card is supported I have to mention the outstanding support from Meinberg, not only did they give me the hardware, docs, and reference source code, but they even call me back to explain the details of their hardware to me. If only the wireless manufacturors were that cooperative... ok claudio, ok mglocker, "commit it when ready" deraadt