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On Mon, Aug 07, 2023 at 07:50:44PM -0700, Chris Maness wrote:
> I tried running the current mainline kernel (current Arch Linux) with
> simple single MUX socket (ax0) using LinFBB.  I was a happy camper as
> it seemed to work fine at first, then the system just slowed to a
> crawl.  I am wondering if any of these patches are addressing this
> behavior.

If its a regressio no.

> No kernel panic like before, but not what I was hoping for.
> I have also tried sixpack, and that explodes instantly the last time I
> have checked.   That goes all the way back to the v4 kernels. 

Are you reporting a separate regression that goes all the way back to v4 kernels?

> v2 is fine there.

What does this mean?

  Luis