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On 10/19/22 22:15, 高严凯 wrote:
> Do you agree this patch? I'd like to hear your opinion about this.

Hi,

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Please also do the following:
* Fix the issues reported by the kernel test robot.
* Follow the recommendations from Avri and Bean.

Thanks,

Bart.