every boot gives: bcache/alloc.c:78 WARNING

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This happens on all kernels up to 4.7.
Sorry, it happens earlier than ethernet coming up or my storage, so I can't
use netconsole or other text dumps:
https://goo.gl/photos/ubsi6maZXsjkevYY7

Looks like the warning happens on the registration of one of my bcache, but
I can't tell which one or why.

Does the trace give any hints?
(please ignore the load modules errors below, different issue)

Thanks,
Marc
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