* Greg KH <gregkh@suse.de> wrote:

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> > Changes like this (and it now leaked into Linus' tree as well) kill 
> > bisectability.
> 
> The odds that a "normal" person has sysfs turned off and modules 
> enabled, trying to bisect things, is pretty slim :)

that "slim" combination is what i use for about 25% of all my bisections 
- i build, boot and stress-test randconfig configs.

If i find a problem with a given .config, i do _not_ go around and 
change the .config to make a bisection point work. (and the automated 
bisection scripts definitely wont do it either.)

so what is a 'weird config' to you is a real testing barrier for others. 
And crap like that quickly mounts up. Having a buildable and bootable 
kernel at every bisection point is a _must_.

Please! :-)

	Ingo
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