patches-7.0: fix malformed SCMI patch - #61
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Summary
git amRoot cause
Commit
8a220a70changeddevice_set_of_node_from_dev()from a removed line toan unchanged context line, but left the line starting with a tab instead of the
required single-space context prefix. Git therefore reported the mailbox patch
as corrupt before applying it.
Impact
stable-kernelbuilds using the latestcix-linux-mainfail at patch 3 beforekernel configuration or compilation begins.
Validation
git apply --numstatparses the corrected SCMI patch successfully.patches-7.0patches apply in order to a fresh Linux 7.0.13 tree.git apply --checkin the failed build tree afterthe first two patches have been applied.