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On Wed, 10 Sep 2014, Jason Cooper wrote:

>
> Thanks Chris.  I'm a bit behind on irqchip stuff, so I may have missed
> something here...  Did we get Cc'd on the original patch that caused the
> regression?  I'm fairly certain I haven't seen it to Ack it.

This is a trivial fix to the original patch in linux-next that introduced
a bug by dropping one level of indirection.