These patches are first part of updates to satisfy BZ 233500. Updates to QLogic FC driver: Work around power management issues for D3 state. Improvements to handle queue-full situations. Generalized support for iIDMA. Allow use of IRQ #0. Fix for RSCN on big-endian hosts. Correct byte ordering of fc_host in fabric name. Fixes come from the QLogic standard driver.
Marcus, any reason why you aren't using bug 233500 for this? What's the difference? I don't see patches attached to either bugzilla... thanks!
Created attachment 158005 [details] Patch for issues described in this BZ.
Andrius: It has been difficult for me to consolidate everything for one BZ. Most of these issues are consolidated, but putting all QLogic work for 4.6 under one BZ has hindered progress. These patches for this BZ have been available for 2 months and should have been submitted right away.
Marcus - this bug is currently *not on any list*, and considered a *new request*. Is bug 233500 different from this bug? The reason I ask is that feature submissions were due (bugzillas created) by 31-Mar-07, which bug 233500 satisfies. What are your intentions for use of this bug and bug 233500 for updating qla2xxx?
Andrius: This is a patch to satisfy 233500. It is one of several. I tried to make 233500 depend on this bug. My intention is to create 2 -3 more bugs which 233500 will depend on. Using 233500 to represent all QLogic FC work in 4.6 is an "all eggs in one basket approach". It doesn't allow for progress on one group of patches while another is being held up for review etc. So my intention is to submit BZ's to track the work to satisfy 233500. I made this choice after several discussions with the kernel maintainers for both 5.1 and 4.6. Sorry if this is more difficult at your end. I just haven't been able to herd everything together at once. It has really slowed my progress.
Marcus - as long as you have buy-in from RH engineering, that's fine with me. Please provide an appropriate summary this this patch in bugzilla. I'm assuming all bugzillas are pieces that will ultimately bump the version to 8.01.07.04?
committed in stream U6 build 55.26. A test kernel with this patch is available from http://people.redhat.com/~jbaron/rhel4/
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