linux-next: interesting merges in the arm-soc tree

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Hi all,

I noticed that the arm-soc tree has merged in the v4l-dvb and the
slave-dma trees today.   Is there some good reason for this?  It fixes a
few conflicts (but that is not excuse) and there may be dependencies in a
driver on the v4l-dvb tree (but maybe that means that that driver should
be merged via the v4l-dvb tree - it looks like the "at91/drivers" is
based on the v4l-dvb tree, so probably doesn't depend on anything else on
the arm-soc tree).

If nothing else, are you sure that neither of those merged trees will
rebase?  You have also just inherited any bugs in those two trees.
-- 
Cheers,
Stephen Rothwell                    sfr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
http://www.canb.auug.org.au/~sfr/

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