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在 2019/11/18 下午8:08, Matthew Wilcox 写道:
>>> Merge this patch with actual usage. No need to have a separate patch.
>> Thanks for comment, Shakeel!
>>
>> Yes, but considering the 3rd, huge and un-splitable patch of actully replacing, I'd rather to pull sth out from 
>> it. Ty to make patches a bit more readable, Do you think so?
> This method of splitting the patches doesn't help with the reviewability of
> the patch series.

Hi Matthew,

Thanks for comments!
I will fold them into the 3rd patch as you are all insist on this. :)

Thanks
Alex