A New Linux Patch That Can Print Resource Range if a Device Failed to Claim

What's the Problem?

When a device fails to claim its resources, the Linux kernel doesn't print any information about the resource range that the device was trying to claim. This can make it difficult to debug problems with devices that are not claiming their resources properly.

A New Patch

A new patch has been proposed for the Linux kernel that would print the resource range if a device failed to claim its resources. This patch would help to debug problems with devices that are not claiming their resources properly. The patch is still under review, but it is expected to be merged into the Linux kernel in the near future.

This patch is a valuable addition to the Linux kernel. It will help to debug problems with devices that are not claiming their resources properly. This will make it easier to get these devices working properly.