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To align with the best practices recommended by Linux kernel v6.15 API. This commit replaces the deprecated hrtimer_init() with hrtimer_setup() which was introduced as its functional replacement.The new API requires a hrtimer_callback function pointer as one of the parameters. After examining the surrounding codebase,the appropriate callback function has been identified and passed accordingly. ref: torvalds/linux@9779489
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To align with the best practices recommended by Linux kernel v6.15 API. This commit replaces the deprecated hrtimer_init() with hrtimer_setup() which was introduced as its functional replacement.The new API requires a hrtimer_callback function pointer as one of the parameters. After examining the surrounding codebase,the appropriate callback function has been identified and passed accordingly.
ref:
torvalds/linux@9779489