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Been busy with some other work.

After cherry picking patch 1 & 2, I saw the following with 2 UC errors injected
into the user space buffer passed into write(2), as expected:

[  287.994754] Kernel panic - not syncing: Machine checks to different
user pages

The kernel tested with has its x86/mce and mm/memory-failure aligned with
upstream till around 2020/11.

Is there any other patch that I have missed to the write syscall etc?

Thanks,
-Jue