Yes I have: coretemp.ko module which show temperature of intel core processors. Or other intel modules like x86_pkg_temp_thermal, intel_powerclamp, intel_rapl. Or intel module aesni-intel.ko which use intel AES-NI instructions for optimizes AES support in kernel (e.g. for luks/dm-crypt).
All these modules have cpu alias in module binary so without that patch they are not automatically loaded.
Test case is easy: just start precise on those intel core processors and check if above modules were automatically loaded.
Yes I have: coretemp.ko module which show temperature of intel core processors. Or other intel modules like x86_pkg_ temp_thermal, intel_powerclamp, intel_rapl. Or intel module aesni-intel.ko which use intel AES-NI instructions for optimizes AES support in kernel (e.g. for luks/dm-crypt).
All these modules have cpu alias in module binary so without that patch they are not automatically loaded.
Test case is easy: just start precise on those intel core processors and check if above modules were automatically loaded.