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sound(4): Apply mixer patches in 13.0-RELEASE
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Authored by christos on Oct 14 2021, 9:54 PM.
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I've concentrated all the kernel patches we've made for the mixer here.
Having these patches available in 13.0-RELEASE can be useful for
people who want to try out the new mixer features on their
system without upgrading to 14.0 or compiling a 13-STABLE kernel.

References:
https://reviews.freebsd.org/R10:4a83ca1078e3ec70159741b51a6b48e844ada9f5
https://reviews.freebsd.org/R10:1483b121d0285bda728833e9690570ec6dbe3982
https://reviews.freebsd.org/R10:66e91a9ee19fe09125e5cf535c440c80faf77fa6

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Hi,

I think all of this will be part of the coming 13.1! So let's just abandon this one?

--HPS

Since these are just the kernel patches, would it break anything if we push them in 13.0-RELEASE as well?

Technically no, but I worried about some unknown side effects.

But why do you want to push to 13.0 when 13.1 will be out in not too long?

Mostly for completeness, but we can abandon it if 13.1 is close to release.

Current plan is to release 13.1 April 26, 2022 .

One month :-)

Alright then, we can abandon it!