On Sun, 2017-01-01 at 16:17 +0200, Max Gurtovoy wrote:
> No bug fixes, but few improvements that might help.
Hello Max,
These patches are not useful to anyone so please drop these patches. More in
detail:
- Linux kernel patches should either be useful to Linux users or make the job
of kernel maintainers easier. Your patches realize neither of these goals.
- You write that using kmalloc() / kfree() may increase memory fragmentation
compared to stack allocation. I do not agree with this. And even if your
claim would be correct, this shouldn't be fixed by modifying the SRP
initiator and target drivers but this should be fixed by modifying the slab
allocators.
Bart.
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