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Subject: Re: Enabling OFED by default.
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On 06/20/16 21:37, Matthew Macy wrote:
> Sorry, this got sorted in to spam.
>
> Do not enable in tree linuxkpi by default. It will definitely interfere with out of tree graphics work, which would harm far far more users than it benefits.
>
> If anything GENERIC needs to be getting smaller. Please do not do this. It is an all around bad idea.
>
> -M

The final goal should be to make the DRM2 LinuxKPI an extension of the 
kernel's LinuxKPI so that they can co-exist.

--HPS