On Friday 16 March 2012, Jason Cooper wrote:
I was going to give it a day or two more, and if no one brought up
anything earth-shattering, I was going to submit the pull-request for
this series on Sunday. I can do it now if you think it's ok.
I've already pulled it now, and I'm not going to take any new patches
for v3.4 any more. I expect Linus to open up the merge window
any time now, and he does not like to see patches sent to him
that have not been in linux-next before the merge window opened.
So the deal is that anything that is in now stays in unless someone
reports a serious problem and in that case it gets removed.
Any simple bugs can be fixed by sending follow-up patches of
course.
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I'm willing to take it and have put it into next/dt2 for now so it
makes it into linux-next. I'm not taking a newer version for v3.4 any
more, so if anyone has concerns over some of your patches in the
series, it all gets removed again and we will have to postpone them
until v3.5.
The problematic patch (sata_mv) has been removed. So, there should be
no issue.
Ok, thanks for the confirmation.
Arnd