On 2015-01-27 9:13 PM, Yani Dubin wrote:
On 28 January 2015 at 12:19, Yani Dubin <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:Since this is my first time reporting a kernel bug, and I now know exactly what I am looking for can you give me any pointers on where/how to search to see if an upstream fix exists already? I fetched the latest 3.14.y from linux-stable at git.kernel.org <http://git.kernel.org> and saw no further changes to this driver, nor anything relevant on the 3.18.y branch (git log on affected file). I haven't looked outside the stable source tree. I have assumed that a fix would touch the driver itself. I do not know what a proper fix would actually look like - presumably my workaround would break whatever the changeset was fixing for those using the TSC part of the driver, much the way their fix broke my use of the driver. bugzilla.kernel.org <http://bugzilla.kernel.org> states that it is for submitting issues with mainline rather than distribution kernels. Would they consider linux-yocto a distribution kernel, and I should leave this with you?
They would consider it a distribution kernel, but if you can show the issue in the same 3.14.y -stable kernel, you can report it via that avenue. Alternatively, it is worth firing an email to the arm-kernel mailing list, to see if anyone else has seen this, or has a comment on the problematic commit. I'm in the same situation as before if it is left with me .. I don't have the h/w to reproduce the issue, so I can't effectively fix it. Bruce
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