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> 
>> I didn't add missing interrupts on sc8280xp because I see that current
>> interrupts present are working fine (I see ADB working and wakeup
>> working as well), but the interrupt vector numbers are off by "1"
>> between hs specifics and DT (both upstream and downstream). Will sort it
>> out and clean that target up later.
> 
> Which interrupt numbers are off by one here?
>   

My bad, this might be the confusion. The HW specifics say:

Controller-2, power_event irq:

SYS_apcsQgicSPI[812]		Vector-number: 843


Usually vector number = 32 + GIC number AFAIK.
By that logic, If vector number is 843, GIC_SPI number is 811 which is 
same as DT. Probably the GIC_SPI number is printed wrong. The DT matches 
(vector number - 32).

Sorry for mentioning that it is wrong. The DT entries are right and it 
is working on upstream.

The missing hs_phy_irq's have been put on the mail thread on this list 
before.

Regards,
Krishna,

>> [1]: https://patchwork.kernel.org/project/linux-arm-msm/list/?series=803412
> 
> I took a quick look at the series, and it looks like this will
> eventually clean things up a lot. We should probably define a generic
> order for the interrupts with the sometimes optional SS interrupts last.
> 
> Side note: It looks like the threading in that series is broken.
> Consider using git-send-email for sending series as it takes care of
> things like that.
> 

Usually I do git send-email for the whole out folder where the patches 
are present, but linux-usb list is common to all the patches in that 
case, even the DT ones. So to avoid that and to send patches to only 
relavant mailing lists, I did git send email individually on each patch 
which might have caused this issue.

Will make sure this won't happen again.

Regards,
Krishna,