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> 
> It will obviously conflict with this patch, so maybe the best thing is
> to get the other page_endio removals into their respective maintainer
> trees, and then just do the final removal of the unused function after
> -rc1.

Alright, I will drop the last patch that removes the page_endio function, and
send it after rc1. I will make the other changes as suggested by you.