Hi John,
That's correct! I should elaborate it. It should be (Serial Camera Control Bus) protocol developed by omnivision. I am using a OV2715 sensor and I need to access the registers of the said sensor, I have to modify the I2C read/write in uboot to support the SCCB transactions.
So SCCB is really only another name for I2C or are there differences in the protocol?
If the first holds, then the infrastructure is already thereand you should be able to use the i2c commands. If the latter then you really shoudl come up with your own "sccb" driver. Probably basing it on drivers.i2c/soft_i2c.c would be a good idea.
Here's my question: If my sensor has power and a clock, does it response to the I2C probe or I have to modify it too?. Right now, If I run iprobe, it did not detect my sensor and not sure what it caused.
This should be discoverable by reading the manuals of the sensor. If this is at all like I2C, then it should definitely answer when its clock and data pins are driven by I2C. Did you check with an oscilloscope that you really are talking to the chip?
Cheers Detlev