Re: [PATCH] pci device ensure sysdata initialised

Greg KH wrote:

> Yeah, but this patch is just papering over that fact :(
> 
> In fact, you will not put these devices on the proper node with this
> patch, right?  So I don't think it is what you want.

If there is ACPI information for the machine I believe it will put them
in the correct nodes; otherwise it behaves as we did in -mm1, in that
they are not correctly located.  It does however prevent a boot panic
introduced by the pci domain patches.  Something similar needs to be
done here, or those patches dropped?

-apw
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