On May 19, 2011, at 12:19 AM, Wolfgang Denk wrote:

> Dear Kumar Gala,
> 
> In message <6e487a2b-b7ea-474e-a8db-0d5639391...@kernel.crashing.org> you 
> wrote:
>> 
>>> Sorry - most of these patches were submitted about a month after the
>>> merge window was closed, and they clearly add new features, i. e.
>>> these are not bug fixes.  They will not go into this release.
>>> 
>>> Not pulled.
>>> 
>>> Please stick to the rules!
>> 
>> Understood, however I would like to see the eSPI & MMC/SPI patches go
>> into this release as it prevents introduction of a build target
>> 'P4080DS_RAMBOOT_PBL' that we remove right away after the release.  As
>> these two patches only impact a FSL specific board the risk is limited
>> to the one board family.
> 
> I can't parse that. "It prevents introduction of a build target
> 'P4080DS_RAMBOOT_PBL'' - but we already have that in mainline?
> "that we remove right away after the release" - if you remove it after
> the release, then it should be sufficient to add these patches after
> right before the removal of this thing?

I'm saying previous patches that went into this window added the build target 
P4080DS_RAMBOOT_PBL.  Rather than having this release add it and the next one 
remove, I'd prefer to just have these two patches applied for this release 
cycle to have the targets for _SPIFLASH and _SDCARD boot.

> I don't consider this a bug fix.

I know its not a bug fix.

- k
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