-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On 10/27/14, 9:39 PM, Alexander Graf wrote:
Hi kernel gurus,
There were quite a good number of bug fixes and necessary features in post-3.16 as well as some patches that are missing upstream to make arm64 a shiny out of the box experience.
I would like to shove the patches below into our openSUSE-13.2 branch. I have a properly trimmed down (and adjusted) version of the changes below based on 3.18 and an untested variant on top of 3.17.
What is the strategy with 13.2 going to be? Are we going to uprev the kernel for it? Is it going to jump to 3.17, so should I push the changes here into the 13.2 branch the stable branch and the master branch? Or would master and 13.2 suffice?
Also, if you think the changes below are too intrusive, please let me know. I've tried to double-check that they basically only touch arm64 specific code paths with a few shared ppc blocks. But the likelyhood for x86 breakage is low:
I suppose the first question is for the ARM folks: Do you have any need/intention of keeping the kABI stable? If so, then a lot of this patchset won't fly. - -Jeff - -- Jeff Mahoney SUSE Labs -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG/MacGPG2 v2.0.19 (Darwin) iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJUUBN6AAoJEB57S2MheeWyjXoP/1CZuV0UzOkw1YgSNIXzuMfr y7cDiUbcoFL3rbVqtmVY9LVHGrlMy0UcXsNCDKx9VZzADSUn+ejyHSJkk67wpliY uZ9DprN9T2R79CHzVMJiMS8s2op5qBXbC3XsXkjtZmXhbroDYmWt2JbVzf50lHDl BWsTZlTGw52n1a669pY3WTkfHmqgK5xxfnEsROFfJ2Bxg3RpFeyFvQP0MSudAmxC QwJ97xSk2xe+wsA4NCa6Lfo3x6bJiD8hE0Mk6/N//0s3NYQ9GaIeUz6oDrCh186d oEg9+VQ2SozW4g9Zxt/DV+JK/8GWKCLhL/KvzMQnN7wrWS5fdLkGFTwRAZhjZoog tLXj2klfZYfG0z1MLnc+d89AX6SzUjS6YpmOi4AoBDUtyEkfXC/T5toaqHB2/JLq yjtkclYThnpysavj/WXtptMYUDqvJJu/T0Dnr3074kmr5TeoSJ6jOQ2Py/nfoyOd w8CR3BYZmjgVSPNdjMItmXq2IJ9pjOEWbdAyRmfzWswZBo07Jsz859DxHz2r9ARf ZAlEf8H0Eb+b2+M4a6xryMbAavk5k9QkK6XoWaE9d6G6x3oAFwVo14BbIGbCJwnh DzxCJ2P9YmyT4kbju4BrKgDZfkOlLVQE4BgSG3o/lFMtdYKiVu3EHVpF+6FX/VBC 69xjhNIb/UtF3T+yjvfg =Tg0e -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-arm+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-arm+owner@opensuse.org