Russell King <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> The problem I now face is that we're almost at 2.6.11, and its been >> almost three months, so I think it's safe to assume that Linus will >> have forgotten everything about this, and will probably hate the >> patch next time around. But maybe I'm underestimating Linus.
On Fri, Feb 25, 2005 at 01:43:22PM -0800, Andrew Morton wrote: > What does it do? Just adds a pfn arg to flush_cache_page()? We do that > sort of thing quite a lot, and I can help. > A typical approach would be to send me a patch for the core kernel, a patch > for x86 and a patch for arm. Any additional best-effort per-architecture > patches would be appreciated as well, of course. > I test of four architectures and compile on seven. arch maintainers will > develop, test and submit their bits and when all the ducks are lined up > I'll send it all off to Linus. > The main problem is that people are hacking on mm/* all the damn time, so > I have to live with massive reject storms during the changeover period. > But that's my problem, not yours ;) I do many-architecture testing also, and I'd be willing to help with sweeps. -- wli
