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[09:07] <AceLan> bjf: I have a question, for this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1705633 , I already submitted 2 patches for SRU, but now I found it requires another 2 commits, can you drop the 2 commits and I resend the 4 commits together(it'll make one "backported" commit to "cherry picked"), or I just create another new bug and submit the reset 2 commits?
[09:07] <ubot5> Ubuntu bug 1705633 in linux (Ubuntu) "[8087:0a2b] Failed to load bluetooth firmware(might affect some other Intel bt devices)" [Undecided,In progress]
[09:24] <apw> AceLan, the bigger question is where in the pipeline are the existing two and what is the status of a kernel carrying just those two
[09:26] <apw> AceLan, to my naive looking they are not yet applied, so if they are just on the mailing list you can reply to your own thread and NACK it
[09:26] <AceLan> apw: the "backported" commit will lead to another issue, I should not backport that way
[09:26] <AceLan> apw: but it got 2 ack already
[09:27] <AceLan> apw: can I still nack it?
[09:27] <apw> AceLan, so NACK it ... that will override that ACKs, and as i say i canot see it applied
[09:27] <apw> so it isn't in this cycle anyhow
[09:27] <AceLan> apw: got it, thanks
[09:28] <apw> we may not have started this cycle on xenial as there was a respin in play
[13:57] <kerrn> Hey all, i need some help regarding writing a new transport protocol  as a kernel module. 
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