On Wed, Feb 10, 2021 at 02:31:45PM -0500, Veronika Kabatova wrote:

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The machine in question can on course be somewhat flaky (hard to
eliminate
that possibility completely), but I checked our historical data and it
didn't fail to boot a single time other than with these two new
kernels.

So the first thing we should probably try is whether vanilla -rc7 fails
on
the machine causing us problems. If it does, then the arm64 queue for
5.12
is out of the equation, if not then we can try a targetted bisection.

Would you be able to try v5.11-rc7 please?

Can do.

Brill, thanks.

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Someone snatched up the machine in the meanwhile and appears to have it
reserved till next Monday :/ I sincerely hope that they'll release it
sooner
and have queued up the test job with high priority. Will let you know right
as I get the results.

Just tell them the machine is broken and they really don't want to use it
for anything important ;)

Our wishes were granted by the lab fairy and the machine was returned
rather quickly :)

The 5.11-rc7 kernel boots.

Fantastic! Then it's something in the arm64 for-next/core tree that was
added since then. The diff isn't huge and one change stands out for me, so
let me try reverting that and I'll update the branch...

Will

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