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<tmlind> arnd: great :)
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<wens> infradead mailing lists just bounced for me
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<ukleinek> javierm: I organized another ack for 20221209220555.3631364-1-u.kleine-koenig@pengutronix.de, is that good enough to go in then?
<ukleinek> as a special service to wens I just wrote a message to lakml
* geertu just loves how you can predict future URLs. I use it a lot ;-)
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<ukleinek> geertu: I already wondered if this is in fact an attack surface. What if you now send a mail with this message-id?
<geertu> ukleinek: Good point.
<geertu> What if I send it later?
<ukleinek> geertu: if you test that out, I'd prefer you pick a mail from someone else :-)
<geertu> ukleinek: I'll ask Konstantin
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<arnd> linusw__: there were two other drivers that I found going through the list of legacy gpiolib that are interesting:
<arnd> a) drivers/leds/trigger/ledtrig-gpio.c uses gpio numbers in its user interface, which means it would stop working (like the gpiolib sysfs interface) if we ever abandon the numbers altogether
<arnd> b) drivers/mfd/wm8350*.c has a custom (non-gpiolib) interface for configuring its gpios, and it has just losts its last user with the mach-s3c cleanup
<arnd> lag_, broonie: should we remove wm8350 support completely, or keep it around for out-of-tree users?
<ukleinek> geertu: thanks
* ukleinek goes through his todolist to check if there is another thing he could mention to geertu :-)
<javierm> ukleinek: cool. Let me do a test build and I'll push it to drm-misc-next then
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<lag_> arnd: We don't officially support out-of-tree users in general, but since it's already there, I'm not offended by its presence
<robmur01> ukleinek, geertu
<robmur01> : what happens is probably the same thing as when you use lore/kernel/org/all/ - it says "WARNING: multiple messages have this Message-ID" and shows them all ;)
* robmur01 has apparently lost the ability to hit any of the right keys this morning, sigh...
<arnd> lag_: right, I actually have a series somewhere to remove a couple of other mfd drivers that apparently orphaned (adp5520, aat2870, da903x, exz_pcap, pcf50633, rc5t583, si476x, sta2x11, lp8788, wl1273, lm3533) and just need a proper commit message for each one to explain when they were last used.
<arnd> I know that broonie generally prefers the codec drivers to stay unless they get in the way, and I think he wrote this one
<linusw__> arnd: a) ledtrig-gpio.c is one big headache. I almost want to send a patch deleting it asking if it even has any users.
<lag_> arnd: I too am happy for them to stay - they aren't causing any harm
<lag_> arnd: Equally, if you really want to purge them, go right ahead
<arnd> lag_: ok, thanks. I have a few things I'm working on first, but I'll plan on sending a series for all the unused mfd drivers then, excluding codecs for now. I think that takes care of a bunch of legacy gpiolib users and avoids converting them to gpio descriptors
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<lag> arnd: Works for me
<arnd> sta2x11 is the only one that has caused problems repeatedly, and we already concluded it should be removed last year, but nobody ever sent a patch for it
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<linusw__> arnd, lag_: I sent a patch deleting the GPIO trigger to open up a discussion, in hindsight I should have tagged it RFC, but if there are users they will for sure come out now.
* linusw__ doing the usual hippo-in-porcelain-store manouver
<javierm> ukleinek: your patch conflicted with 4b6cb2b67da8 ("drm/imx: move IPUv3 driver into separate subdirectory"). I did the following rebase, could you please check? https://paste.centos.org/view/raw/d484838b
<javierm> ukleinek: once the build finishes and if you are OK, I'll push
<arnd> linusw__: is that hippo part of a Swedish idiom? In Germany we have elephants and I just learned that in English you're supposed to have a bull in the china shop ;-)
<linusw__> arnd: haha yeah I got the idiom wrong we use elephant and hippo interchangeably but mostly "flodhäst i porslinsbutik"
<Esmil> elephant in danish. i guess we're closer to germany..
<ukleinek> javierm: right, you have to adapt drivers/gpu/drm/imx/ipuv3/Kconfig instead of drivers/gpu/drm/imx/Kconfig
<javierm> ukleinek: yup, that's what I had in the patch I shared. Cool, thanks for double checking
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<frieder> abelloni: Is there something I could do to get you to answer https://patchwork.ozlabs.org/project/rtc-linux/cover/20230201143431.863784-1-frieder@fris.de/ ?
<frieder> abelloni: I've posted this around 6 weeks ago and so far I only got "you can't do that, this breaks things" without an explanation. I'd really like to understand the problem...
<geertu> arnd: linusw__: In Dutch, we have elephants, too
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<maz> geertu: French have elephants too.
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<bjdooks> maz: are they more cool, beret wearing elephants?
<maz> bjdooks: berets are so last century. these are cheese eating, beer drinking, moaning and striking elephants.
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<GWMarks> sup
<GWMarks> I died three times in a row to shafts today
<GWMarks> found it frustrating
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