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<ukleinek>
javierm: drivers/gpu/drm/omapdrm/omap_dmm_tiler.c is broken, but I don't feel like fixing that. Do you care to pick up my complaints?
<ukleinek>
All kind of trouble happens if there are two devices for this driver. There is a global variable omap_dmm that is accessed unlocked
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<ukleinek>
also it annoys me that .probe() calls .remove() which is not handled by my coccinelle patch (and I'm not fluent enough in coccinelle to fix that)
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<javierm>
ukleinek: sure, I can take a look and have a few omap boards to test
<ukleinek>
javierm: I guess in practise there is (at most) one such device, but still ...
<javierm>
ukleinek: yeah. I don't think there's an omap SoC that would get two devices but still a global var that's not protected is bad