Hi Pavel, thanks for the reply. I'm happy to contribute what I have back to 4.9. Can you give me some guidance on how I'd do that? I've never contributed to the upstream kernel before but am confident

First this is a practical issue: There are proprietary drivers which likely will never get fixed. And second I do not agree that this code is correct as it doesn't make sense to me: - From snd_soc_put

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While working on backporting the fix for CVE-2021-39686 in the Android-"version" of the 4.4.y kernel I noticed the missing cred_getsecid hook introduced in e.g. 4.19.y by 3ec30113264a7bcd389f51d1738e4

Hi, > Unfortunately, mainline seems to be different here. Looking at the > code, is min < 0 in your case? yes "min" is negative. IIRC min and max are centered around zero. And as linked above a simila

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Hi all, I noticed that the mentioned patch (https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/cip/linux-cip.git/commit/?h=linux-4.4.y-st&id=b2df16de20b3f2ee6dbaf86b474e1bd87ddd8d51) made it into various

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