Hi Alex, >>>>> I/Simon mainly add you here in cc because this bug what Simon fixed here >>>>> is also inside of bluetooth 6lowpan. >>>> >>>> BTW, the v4 patch does not apply cleanly to bluetooth-next. The >>>> modifications were very small thou. >>>> >>> >>> It's a bug fix and should be go to wpan, then wpan goes to bluetooth. I >>> know there is some easy solveable merge conflict... but maintainers need to be >>> deal with it then. ;-) >>> >>> When this is an easy conflict it doesn't matter to wait on it. I hope >>> that's okay for all maintainers, I am new in this handling. Maintainers >>> isn't just "apply patches", making the right workflow and solve merge >>> conflicts, I think. Otherwise some maintainer will tell me "don't making merge >>> conflicts!", but I heard nothing something like that now. >>> >>> Or we wait when these changes are in bluetooth repo, which means also >>> wpan repo. >> >> since 3.17 is basically around the corner, adding it to bluetooth tree is not getting us anywhere right now. So what I would do is include it in bluetooth-next and add a CC: stable tag to it. >> > > you are right. I will try that to CC: stable on this patch. Please don't > be angry that I will fail there. The last time when I tried it I got a > formletter back. :-) check if the patch would actually apply against 3.16.x and if it does just included CC: stable@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx under the signed-off-by line. If it doesn't, then we need to get the fix included first. And after the merge window we reference it by a version that applies to 3.16.x and send it to stable tree manually. However in all cases patch needs to hit Linus' tree first. Regards Marcel -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-wpan" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html