Fix new tests and make TestLWN work

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+0[$] IDA: simplifying the complex task of allocating integers  null/LWN/0000764057             70\r
+i  [Kernel] Sep 4, 2018 0:15 UTC (Tue) (corbet)\r
+i\r
+i    It  is  common  for kernel code to generate unique integers for\r
+i    identifiers.  When  one plugs in a flash drive, it will show up\r
+i    as  /dev/sdN;  that  N (a letter derived from a number) must be\r
+i    generated  in  the  kernel, and it should not already be in use\r
+i    for  another  drive or unpleasant things will happen. One might\r
+i    think  that  generating  such  numbers would not be a difficult\r
+i    task,  but  that  turns  out  not to be the case, especially in\r
+i    situations  where  many  numbers  must be tracked. The IDA (for\r
+i    "ID  allocator", perhaps) API exists to handle this specialized\r
+i    task.  In  past  kernels, it has managed to make the process of\r
+i    getting  an unused number surprisingly complex; the 4.19 kernel\r
+i    has a new IDA API that simplifies things considerably.\r
+i\r