Hello Greg,
Thus wrote Greg KH (greg@xxxxxxxxx):
> You did? Was this on December 12:
> Subject: [PATCH] mfd: fsl-imx25: Clean up irq settings during removal
> ?
yes, that was what I submitted.
> If so, I totally missed it (just now dug in my archives to find it.)
> > Is there anything that's wrong or missing? Is there a mailing list
> > archive for stable@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx where I can have a look at correct
> > submissions and check that my submission made it to the list?
> There is an archive, yes, I think vger lists it.
The gmane.org achive listed there doesn't work. Someone added a link to
the spinics.net archive recently, this is working.
> As for what to do next time, I ignored this as I didn't know what to do
> with it. For some reason I thought it was just a "normal" patch being
> sent to the subsystem, sorry.
> Next time put below the --- line something like "Can you queue this up
> for 4.14?"
Ok, understood. I'll do that next time.
> Or even a simpler email would be:
> Can you please include git commit id 18f773937968 ("mfd:
> fsl-imx25: Clean up irq settings during removal") in the 4.14
> stable tree? I forgot to tag it when I submitted it to the mfd
> subsystem.
> And I can take it from there.
> Care to try that?
Sure. But you beat me to it and queued the patch already ;-)
> And also, you can just email the stable list in response to your
> original message saying "Just curious as to the state of this." I do
> get a ton of email, and sometimes things fall through the cracks, like
> this time. Being reminded after a week or two is not a problem, if you
> don't get a response, it's usually required :)
Ok, just wanted to check first if I submitted the patch correctly.
Anyway, thanks for the quick repsonse and for queuing the patch.
Martin
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