Dan Nicholson wrote:
On 8/4/06, George Boudreau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dan,
I applied your patch to the experimental branch and made the
necessary changes to CLFS2 and HLFS to accept your idea. I did some
housekeeping to common-functions, removed unnecessary function calls.
I did some test builds with lfs/clfs/clfs2/hlfs and all looks well.
Thanks for the suggestion and your efforts.
Sweet! So, this is in experimental, and not trunk, correct? This is
probably in the archives, but which development is done in trunk? What
gets slated for experimental?
1.0 is the release branch and Manuel only want serious patches there.
TRUNK is for exercised changes and bugs. I don't have the resources
to try a build of every book and every variation. I am limited to x86
and x86-64 so other architectures don't get exercised. The books may be
correct but the jhalfs scripts may be be wrong. I rely on the 'kindness
of strangers'
experimental is where the truly radical changes take place the demons
exorcised (LUSER/LGROUP is/was radical as it the menuconfig system.)
They eventually make it to TRUNK. I hate breaking TRUNK
--
Dan
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