On Sat, Dec 06, 2025 at 03:55:37PM +0100, Johannes Berg wrote:
On Sat, 2025-12-06 at 09:02 -0500, Sasha Levin wrote:
### Conclusion
This commit fixes a legitimate bug but does **not** meet stable kernel criteria:
- The maintainer did not request stable backporting
- The affected code only exists in kernel 6.12+, making it only relevant to the most recent stable branch if any
- The bug severity (warnings, not crashes/corruption/security) does not warrant the backporting effort
- It cannot be cleanly applied to most stable trees due to structural code differences
**NO**
:)
To be fair, it's kind of a corner case that happened mostly during tests as far as I know, when two mesh peers getting radar detection happen to pick two incompatible channels and then give up, causing wpa_s to bring down the interface.
The thing that makes this interesting is that they both detect radar at *precisely* the same time because they're actually simulated on a single Linux system, and our regulatory code tells each and every radio if any of them detects radar.
Anyway, either way is reasonable, it's probably a much older issue than 6.12 (then we just shuffled things around due to MLO), but the issue would've been around before that, and nobody really seems to have noticed outside this specific test.
Commits still get a review after the LLM response, which something is (IMO) wrong :)
I'll keep it in, thanks!