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    SubjectRe: dm-ioband: Test results.
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    Hi Vivek,

    > Also I wanted to test run your patches. How do I do that? I see that your
    > patches are based on dm quilt tree. I downloaded the dm-patches and tried
    > to apply on top of 2.6.30-rc1 but it failed. So can't apply your patches
    > now.

    > Applying patch dm-add-request-based-facility.patch

    "dm-add-request-based-facility.patch" is not my patch. To apply my
    patch, you need to edit the series file and comment out the patch
    files after "mm" section and my patch like this:

    ############################################################
    # Marker corresponding to end of -mm tree.
    ############################################################

    #dm-table-fix-alignment-to-hw_sector.patch
    mm

    # An attempt to get UML to work with dm.
    uml-fixes.patch

    ############################################################
    # May need more work or testing, but close to being ready.
    ############################################################

    # Under review
    #dm-exception-store-generalize-table-args.patch
    #dm-snapshot-new-ctr-table-format.patch
    #dm-snapshot-cleanup.patch

    #dm-raid1-add-clustering.patch
    dm-add-ioband.patch

    And then type "quilt push dm-add-ioband.patch" command.
    However, the patch can be applied, but a compile error is caused
    because the patch is against the previous dm-tree.

    > So what's the simplest way of testing your changes on latest kernels?

    So I've uploaded a patch against 2.6.30-rc1. Please use it if you
    like. http://people.valinux.co.jp/~ryov/dm-ioband/
    The bio-cgroup patch against 2.6.30-rc1 will be uploaded within a few
    days. I'm looking forward to your feedback on dm-ioband.

    Thanks,
    Ryo Tsuruta


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