[PATCH] Do not send / kernel splitting / deprecation

[Andy Green]

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Somebody in the thread at some point said:

>>> I see no reason to send LL debugging messages to the modem. This
>>> can happen if we compile the Samsung SoC with PM debugging as in
>>> andy's git branch.
>> Hi Holger -
>>
>> Matt found this issue some weeks ago and there was a discussion on the
>> list about it... IIRC it was mentioned that this magic value would
>> differ between GTA01 and 02... I didn't follow any outcome.
>>
>> I added the patch to git.

... and when I suspend I get a spew on console I didn't get before, so
this was definitely the right idea from Matt and Holger.

> I think we finally have to make the decision is GTA01 and GTA02
> different kernels.
...
> But I suspect these difference will start to stack up, and with new\
> machines being discussed they will probably get worse.

Yes indeed.  Also I know this is not a popular subject but in the same
vein looking ahead, we need a deprecation policy for product support.

Fedora for example have the mighty engines of Redhat driving it and even
they have a fixed EOL policy and have two "products" on the go at once
that they actually support, plus the one they are developing.  Anything
more and even for them the burden was too much.

If we can make sure that we help any community effort to take over
development on products that go out of our post-EOL support period
(whatever that is) this doesn't have to make a big problem.  Plus the
userspace is pretty much shared again reducing the hit.

- -Andy
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