Re: [PATCHv3 00/19] Bluetooth: Create AMP physical link

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Andrei -

On Thu, 6 Sep 2012, Andrei Emeltchenko wrote:

From: Andrei Emeltchenko <andrei.emeltchenko@xxxxxxxxx>

This set of patches enhances A2MP protocol and creates physical
link between AMP controllers. This is further iteration towards
Bluetooth High Speed.

Changes:
	* p3: Use hci_conn for representing physical link(type AMP_LINK) instead of
	struct phy_link, refactoring.
	* p2: Remove HCI callbacks and use amp_mgr global list, refactor code.
	* p1: Fixed locking issues, added basic logical link preparation.
	* v3: Remove workqueue from callback processing; change callback functions
	names according to reviewers recommendations; create global amp_mgr_list to
	have lookup to amp manager, physical and logical links so for those HCI events
	which might be identified by __handler__ we have lookup; remove extensive
	hexdump from gen_amp_key.
	* v2: Fix typos and bugs, add functionality: now physical connection
	might be established.
	* v1: Fix typos, change debug prints, refactor code for better
	splitting functionality.


This doesn't apply to the current bluetooth-next HEAD, could you rebase?

Patch 18 (AMP: Send Create Chan Req) also conflicts with my signaling patch set, so it would help if you dropped it for now and added that functionality after the signaling code is in.

Thanks,

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