On 9/3/2014 6:11 PM, Micheal Waltz wrote: > On 09/03/14 14:36, Benjamin Kaduk wrote: >> I suspect that we can persuade the release manager to let these in for >> 1.6.10, but we'll see. Someone will need to submit them to gerrit for >> consideration, and they would go through the master branch, first. > > I'll pull the openafs repo and start applying some of the changes I've > made to a branch. I've been strictly using the deb-src packages from > Debian since my immediate goal was to get arm64 packages built and I > thought maybe it was just a few modifications to get it working. I'm > about to go out on paternity leave for a week however, and if anyone > wants to take this up sooner that's fine.
Please read http://wiki.openafs.org/GitDevelopers/ for pointers on how to configure Git and Gerrit for OpenAFS contributions. >> See src/config/afs_sysnames.h; a new block will need to be allocated, I >> think. There is a registry of sysname ranges at >> http://www.central.org/numbers/index.html, but I think some changes have >> been made in openafs that have not yet made it there. (Hi, jhutz!) >> >> Along with a sysname allocation, it will also need a param.h precursor, >> akin to the various param.foo.h files in src/config. You may end up >> needing to add some conditionals to src/libafs/MakefileProto.LINUX.in; I >> really have no idea what to expect. > > Thank you for the pointers and the list at central.org does look a bit > out-of-date and is missing arm_linux* sysnames completely. Please send sysname registration requests to regist...@grand.central.org Thank you.
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