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Subject: 1 more question about sending patches with dependencies
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I want to send patch that depends on
[RFC/RFT] b43: Relax requirement for descriptors to be in the DMA zone

I guess this is already in the John's queue, as Michael asked to apply
it even despite the fact it's RFC/RFT.

Do I have to wait until pushing that patch into wireless-next /
wireless-testing? Or can I just submit my patch? Or should I re-submit
the mentioned patch as part of my patchset?

-- 
Rafał