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<konradybcio> fixed already
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<flamingradian[m]> oh, must be out-of-date next
<flamingradian[m]> sorry to bother you
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<aka_[m]> uh
<aka_[m]> why next is so weird
<aka_[m]> i tried to reapply patch on latest next
<aka_[m]> and seems like rpmpd moved into different directory
<aka_[m]> history says it was 07-14 while on 0724 it was not even there
<aka_[m]> seems like maintainers picked such patch
<Marijn[m]> That's how next works, commits get added, removed, and/or reworked all the time
<Marijn[m]> It is after all a temporary overview of what the next pull window may become
<aka_[m]> lumag: if i rebase patch with your r-b and it file changes its location should i drop rb or keep it?
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<aka_[m]> Tooniis: is A530 also so sad lately?
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<lumag> aka_[m], up to you If you feel that it changed significantly, then it might be better to drop it. If not, it's fine to keep the rb
<aka_[m]> ok its pretty much same
<aka_[m]> just driver went from soc->genpd
<Tooniis[m]> <aka_[m]> "Tooniis: is A530 also so sad..." <- always has been
<aka_[m]> well a530 is sad for quite long time already
<aka_[m]> indeed
<aka_[m]> some says noblit works okish
<aka_[m]> and software rendering
<Tooniis[m]> it's been somewhat usable with the extra ring buffers disabled
<Tooniis[m]> but then it spams kernel log with iommu errors because it wants to access 0x00000000 so bad
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<lumag> Tooniis[m], aka_[m]: which kernel/workload is that? I have been testing code on a530 / msm8996.
<lumag> but not on the -next