Am 10.05.24 um 20:12 schrieb Matthew Auld:
The driver release callback is called when a particular drm_device goes
away, just like with drmm, so here we should never nuke the pdev drvdata
pointer, since that could already be pointing to a new drvdata.
For example something hotunplugs the device,
The driver release callback is called when a particular drm_device goes
away, just like with drmm, so here we should never nuke the pdev drvdata
pointer, since that could already be pointing to a new drvdata.
For example something hotunplugs the device, for which we have an open
driver fd, keeping
