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Mauro,

> Yeah, a tool or a CI bot test with would help to identify
> binary-identical changes would be really helpful, as this could help a
> lot maintainers to decide either to take or not cleanup patches
> (including those coccinelle stuff) without requiring hardware testing.

That would be extremely helpful. I would love to make that a requirement
for SCSI acceptance.

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Martin K. Petersen	Oracle Linux Engineering