Potential bugs found in igb

["Jia-Ju Bai" <baijiaju1990@163.com>]

Recently I test linux device drivers in Linux 3.17.2, and find some
potential bugs.

igb driver:
[1] In the normal process of igb, pci_enable_pcie_error_reporting and
pci_disable_pcie_error_reporting is called in pairs in igb_probe and
igb_remove. However, when pci_enable_pcie_error_reporting has been called
and alloc_etherdev_mqs in igb_probe is failed, "err_alloc_etherdev" segment
in igb_probe is executed immediately to exit, but
pci_disable_pcie_error_reporting is not called.
[2] The same situation with [1] happens when pci_iomap in igb_probe is
failed.
[3] The same situation with [1] happens when igb_sw_init in igb_probe is
failed.
[4] The same situation with [1] happens when register_netdev in igb_probe is
failed.
[5] The same situation with [1] happens when igb_init_i2c in igb_probe is
failed.
[6] The function kcalloc is called by igb_sw_init when initializing the
ethernet card driver, but kfree is not called when register_netdev in
igb_probe is failed, which may cause memory leak.
[7] The same situation with [6] happens when igb_init_i2c in igb_probe is
failed.
[8] The same situation with [6] happens when kzalloc in igb_alloc_q_vector
is failed.
[9] The same situation with [6] happens when igb_alloc_q_vector in
igb_alloc_q_vectors is failed.
[10] When igb_init_i2c in igb_probe is failed, igb_enable_sriov is called in
igb_probe_vfs, but igb_disable_sriov is not called.
[11] The same situation with [10] happens when register_netdev in igb_probe
is failed.

Could you help me check these findings? Thank you very much, and I'm looking
forward to your reply.

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Jia-Ju Bai