I said interrupts should not call it, but apparently somebody tries to
call it with GFP_ATOMIC and I'm suspecting that caller is broken (whatever
it is, I don't think it is in the main tree)
>
> I also don't what's the issue with GFP_ATOMIC regardless somebody uses
[...]
No argument about that it should handle oom anyways.
-Andi
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