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Subject: [RFC PATCH v3 0/7] i2c: Enabling use of aspeed-i2c with ACPI
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v3:
 - More improvements from Andy, called out in the individual patches.

Obviously I am sending this much quicker than would normally make sense.

Whilst Andy was kind enough to provide review I never really expected
anyone to look at these in depth, I just needed them public so I could
tell people to use them. However I don't want to loose the improvements
from Andy's review.

Hence still RFC though if people like the first 6 patches, they may be
worth picking up anyway.

I'm planning to forget about these entirely for a few weeks at least
and work on the other parts of the stack this enables and a general
huge backlog of things I've been ignoring.