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Subject: [Differential] [Abandoned] D3034: Add BUS_UNMASK_INTR method
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wma_semihalf.com added a comment.

Thanks! That was really  helpful.  However I'm still confused about the system I have. I didn't powered up the full configuration yet, but I'm afraid it has two root pics then (one per each 48-cpu partition). Nevertheless, I'm abandoning this review for a while and stick to hacking generic_timer. When I test it on actual hw I will get back to this patch. However I'm still thinking the generic mask/unmask pair might be a useful feature.


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