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Commits to revert:
488b443ad (HEAD -> rhel-9.0.0-beta, tag: v34.1.8, upstream/rhel-9.0.0-beta, upstream-rw/rhel-9.0.0-beta, origin/rhel-9.0.0-beta) Associate dma_device_dir_t with device filesystem
dee1d84e3 Label /dev/dma_heap with dma_device_dir_t
aaa133fc5 Label /dev/dma_heap/* char devices with dma_device_t
Commit to backport:
commit 85f35a10d97af810016aa668dc24f8e5bbc36596 (zpytela/rawhide, fedora-base/rawhide)
Author: Zdenek Pytela <zpytela>
Date: Fri Jun 18 19:59:08 2021 +0200
Label /dev/dma_heap/* char devices with dma_device_t
In the /dev/dma_heap directory, character devices are created to
allow userspace to allocate dma buffers that can be shared between drivers.
The change is backed by a file transition for the "system" file;
note the /dev/dma_heap directory keeps the default device_t type
so the transition will apply for a "system" file anywhere in /dev.
A new dma_device_t type was added.
Resolves: rhbz#1970744