Current status:
I had to apply all the patches to a much older kernel because there are conflicts when cherry picking on the latest version on master-next.
After applying the patches successfully on tag: Ubuntu-5.15.0-56.62 I started rebasing each tag in sequence trying to find where it first breaks.
I made it to Ubuntu-5.15.0-58.64 successfully and when I then rebased on Ubuntu-5.15.0-59.65 the cherrypicks start failing.
I got stuck trying to find what was pulled in between those two tag that's causing the conflict. As the advice I got from the kernel team was "everything should be a clean cherry pick except for the backported patches" I ended up banging my head trying to find the culprit. Then resources became an issue. Michael has also started looking at this to put fresh eyes on it and also since I'm finding I have even less time (and too many things going on at once).
Michael is now taking a look to figure out what changed between those two tags.
Current status:
I had to apply all the patches to a much older kernel because there are conflicts when cherry picking on the latest version on master-next.
After applying the patches successfully on tag: Ubuntu-5.15.0-56.62 I started rebasing each tag in sequence trying to find where it first breaks.
I made it to Ubuntu-5.15.0-58.64 successfully and when I then rebased on Ubuntu-5.15.0-59.65 the cherrypicks start failing.
I got stuck trying to find what was pulled in between those two tag that's causing the conflict. As the advice I got from the kernel team was "everything should be a clean cherry pick except for the backported patches" I ended up banging my head trying to find the culprit. Then resources became an issue. Michael has also started looking at this to put fresh eyes on it and also since I'm finding I have even less time (and too many things going on at once).
Michael is now taking a look to figure out what changed between those two tags.