Re: [PATCH rdma-next 28/31] IB/cm: Fix avoid sleep while spin lock is held

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On Thu, Nov 16, 2017 at 1:10 AM, Parav Pandit <parav@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> From: Or Gerlitz [mailto:gerlitz.or@xxxxxxxxx]

>> Please also add more info (and in the cover letter please) on IPv4 vs IPv6, unicast
>> vs multicast, etc.

> Is there a template that you can share that linux-rdma follows that I can use to mention what tests are done?
> Any example past cover letters that I can refer as reference?

I suggest you ask the sub-system maintainers (Doug, Jason) what do they expect
for such a heavy duty change set.


> Depending on how much information you expect in cover letter, this patchset can have many revisions just for cover letter.
> So it would be best for you to share the template that I can fill in for v1.

You are still on V0 and complaining on many revisions...

>> You touched the CMA and addr modules quite heavily on all these areas, need to
>> cover them in testing.

> Which are those tests that I should execute apart from above summary?

If there is rdma verification suit @ mlnx that runs rdma user/kernel cm/cma
based applications on ib/roce environments, can run through it.

>> did you test APM? I don't think it would be correct to change the CM APM code
>> without proper testing.

> As I already told this particular patch is not tested. All others are needless to say tested.
> I do not have APM setup to test this fix.
> I am ok to drop this patch and provide fix when crash occurs later on.

I suggest you ask the CM maintainer (Sean) for his opinion on that matter.
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