26-Oct-2026 23:54:15: attempting to use the base commit 16f56d6e78fb3cdb3214bdc6a61c2b1c567c9aa0 provided by author
26-Oct-2026 23:54:17: commit doesn't exist
26-Oct-2026 23:54:17: attempting to guess the base commit by blob hashes
26-Oct-2026 23:54:20: unknown object 152b75178b27, stopping base commit search
26-Oct-2026 23:54:20: no candidate base commit is found
26-Oct-2026 23:54:20: considering tree "wireless-next"
26-Oct-2026 23:54:22: current HEAD: "2c50cd5d10e8723797f28c7978f1f61688e0c0d2" (commit date: 2026-10-26 12:38:14 +0100 +0100)
26-Oct-2026 23:54:22: considering "2c50cd5d10e8723797f28c7978f1f61688e0c0d2"
26-Oct-2026 23:54:44: series can be applied to "2c50cd5d10e8723797f28c7978f1f61688e0c0d2"
26-Oct-2026 23:54:44: result: 2c50cd5d10e8723797f28c7978f1f61688e0c0d2
26-Oct-2026 23:54:44: continuing with 2c50cd5d10e8723797f28c7978f1f61688e0c0d2 in wireless-next
26-Oct-2026 23:54:44: checking out "2c50cd5d10e8723797f28c7978f1f61688e0c0d2" in "wireless-next"
26-Oct-2026 23:54:47: applying 4 patches
26-Oct-2026 23:55:01: starting AI patch evaluation...
27-Oct-2026 00:02:00: AI verdict: WorthFuzzing=false (Reason: The patch adds SDIO RX enhance mode support and addresses MT7663 SDIO quirks in the MediaTek mt76 wireless driver. The modifications are located in the SDIO subsystem (drivers/net/wireless/mediatek/mt76/sdio.c, sdio_txrx.c, and mt7615/sdio.c), SDIO-specific capability checks in mt7615/init.c, and a semaphore retry loop in mt7615/mcu.c. SDIO devices require physical SDIO hardware and are structurally unreachable in standard virtualized environments (QEMU/GCE), as QEMU does not emulate SDIO cards and Linux lacks a software SDIO gadget framework. The shared MCU helper (mt7615_load_patch) is only called on physical PCIe hardware (not emulated in QEMU) or on USB (where probing aborts at firmware_request_nowarn due to missing proprietary firmware blobs before reaching the modified loop). Therefore, all modified code is structurally unreachable for fuzzing.)