Kernel patch adjustment for 4.4 branch #5205
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by Hans Verkuil <hverkuil-cisco@xs4all.nl> here https://patchwork.kernel.org/patch/11095737/ The hotfix allows to mitigate the hchi-hcd sporadic error that occur during streamoff operation
that would incorporate retrofitted kernel patches with patches initially integrated with DSO-1360 Remove debug messages Change-Id: I19b702e92c9feb1753ffc30402079cda7b1e5f82
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The patch provides a new option to incorporate additional 4.13-upstreamed patches for usbcore and xhci-hcd modules on top of the basic patches suite.
The additional patch is a retrofit of https://patchwork.kernel.org/patch/11095737/
The patches allow to avoid sporadic errors reproduced during stress start/stop tests that can affect certain SKUs.
Application of both patches requires full kernel rebuild, thus it is not applicable for the broad usage.
Tracked on: RS-5440