RE: [PATCH 0/7] bfa: update bfa driver to version 2.1.2.1

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> > Sorry about the terse description. This patch set basically updates
> > the current driver in scsi-misc-2.6 to our recently released 2.1
> > driver. We couldn't make it in upstream in our initial submission
> > since it was not ready at that time. Except for the second item (2
> > fixes received from upstream, which you already added into rc fix tree
> > but not in scsi-misc-2.6), the remaining changes come from our
> > internal 2.1 GA driver which is intended to be included in 2.6.33
> > merge window. I divide them into 7 patches for the consideration of
> > patch size. Moving forward, we will make incremental changes instead
> > of big patches like this.
> 
> OK, so the fixes already in rc-fixes (and now upstream) can't go
> separately into scsi-misc as part of other patches otherwise we'll get a
> nasty merge conflict in linux-next (and later linus' tree at the merge
> window) since rc-fixes is already upstream.
> 

This makes sense. I will not include them in my resubmission.

> So base the patch off a combination of linus' upstream tree and
> scsi-misc (just pull one tree into another) and I'll sort out the
> prerequisites on this end (just mention it needs patches in linus and
> not in scsi-misc).
> 

Will do this to create the patch for resubmission.

> If you could do it, the enterprise distributions would very  much
> appreciate code clean up separated from bug fixes ... with a nice
> description of the bugs actually fixed so they know what to do if bugs
> come in to them.
> 
> James
> 

I will come up a detailed description of the issues we fixed in 2.1 driver and resubmit.

Thanks

Jing
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