** Description changed:

  [ Impact ]
  
  noble-stable-2026-06-16 introduced a patch with hunks that applied
  trivially despite using a field `eee_cfg` which is not in 6.8 context.
  Since the subsystem in which these mistakes were present is not compiled
  in generic by default, the compilation error was not caught until now.
  
- In order to fix this issue, pick the changes which introduce `eee_cfg`
- as a field of `struct phy_device`.
+ In order to fix this issue, revert the set of changes which introduce 
+ `eee_cfg` in bcmasp. This will re-introduce CVE-2026-31506 which will be
+ remediated through a separate backport.
  
  [ Test Plan ]
  
  Kernel should compile properly after patch application.
  
  [ Where problems could occur ]
  
- Since the previous state was already a regression, there is no real risk
- of getting much worse.
+ This will re-introduce CVE-2026-31506 which will be remediated through a 
separate backport. Otherwise, the previous state was already a regression, 
+ there is no real risk of getting much worse.

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  Fix FTBFS on noble for kernels with bcmasp

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