16:45 <nickchan> https://lore.kernel.org/asahi/20250617141649.GA19021@willie-the-truck/T so about the pmu driver series and stuff the concern turned out to be not having a maintainer

16:46 <nickchan> this driver is from maz and didn't have any maintainer entry

16:47 <nickchan> it's quite useful for cpufreq testing and EAS though

16:48 <nickchan> erm maybe not for testing energy aware scheduling but definitely the cpufreq part

16:49 <nickchan> when trying to come up with some capacity-dmips-mhz for the cores

16:52 <nickchan> maybe something about the maintainership can be worked out and then respin that series with a maintainer addition patch

16:54 <nickchan> unfortunately I cannot really maintaine the m1/el2 part despite having a t6000 since that machine has become a critical single point of failure not to be messed with in my entire workflow as my other machines broke down

16:55 <nickchan> (not to mention m2 has different counter sizes)

16:55 <maz> nickchan: there is no need for a particular maintainer entry, but I'm happy to look after the m1/m2 parts of it.

16:56 <maz> I don't have a lot of bandwidth left for it though ($work is keeping me busy enough).

17:29 <nickchan> maz: well... Will have issues with that approach... so should express these thoughts on the ML!