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<Xogium>
I'm hitting this all of a sudden on my system where I toed with my iwd config a little (changing wifi chip used to connect to network). I never had this before though. My lowerdir is squashfs and my upperdir is ext4
<Xogium>
looks like it took the upper origin one without a problem though, as /var/lib/iwd/sfra330.psk has its content, not the one from the initial squashfs
<Xogium>
so why the complain ?
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<marc|gonzalez>
robmur01: in the SMMU spec, is it architecturally guaranteed that smmu->num_mapping_groups >= smmu->num_context_banks ?
<marc|gonzalez>
In other words, what do you think of a work-around along the lines of
<marc|gonzalez>
if (smmu->num_context_banks > smmu->num_mapping_groups)