From: "Frederic Soulier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [..] > > Thanks Thomas. Clear explanations :) > Now considering your kernel is a (Mandrake Kernel)++ what would stop the > Mandrake kernel team to use it? Are any of the extra patches you use not > politically correct (from a GPL stand point) or too bleeding edge? >
That's not the problem... the problem is that I don't have any other hardware than my own to test on, not to mention all different architectures it need to work on... and some of the patches are considered more "experimental" than standard experimental codes/patches.... And Mandrake has to officially support their own kernels, so they have to be sure that it works, without breaking some systems.. So if there is some patches you need that is in my kernels, and not in Mandrake kernels, you just have to hope that they get accepted and verified by mandrake kernel team, or use my kernel... Thomas
