On Tue, 2003-06-17 at 21:36, Kristian Peters wrote: > Hello again. > > Sorry Rog�rio my emailer messed up and I sent that message to you > directly. Shame on me. > > So in brevity: > > What I really wanted to know is how can I be sure that my -ben5 > kernel is the same as on the internet ? Since Bitkeeper trees are > like cvs and have every day another content. > Or does Benjamin only release bug chunks as changes and marks every > change with a new subversion ?
I do both ;) Actually, if the kernel is called -benX with X > 0, then it's a snapshot of a "stable" release. For example, I uploaded 2.4.21-ben1 to my stable rsync today. Any kernel called -ben1 should be identical, unless somebody uploaded a hacked one, but there's nothing I can do there... If it's called -ben0, then it's a snapshot of whatever is in my devel tree at a given time and you can't rely on consistency. It will stay -ben0 until I release a new stable. Ben;
