Dan Wilder wrote:
Thanks!
Permit a newbie one other question: is there a simple way for me
to generate a patch file from what I've changed, to submit with
the bug?
dangerous when a newbie helps a newbie :P
in all seriousness - I am pretty new to this myself, but I have
submitted a patch (once and to a different project) - basically, you
want to do a diff of the files or dirs (your modified versus the
pristine from OE)
these diffs can then be applied by running 'patch'.
This page gives a reasonable overview of the process and I believe is
what I referenced previously:
http://www.kegel.com/academy/opensource.html
HTH,
josh
(I am copying the list on the off-chance this is helpful for others -
actually probably wouldn't be a bad wiki add if it isn't already there)
--
Dan
On Wed, Oct 17, 2007 at 08:54:32AM -0700, Joshua Layne wrote:
Dan Wilder wrote:
I'm quite a newbie at this project however and have not a clue
where to take things from there. It builds for me, at least
for the moment.
Post something someplace? Different forum? ??
submit a bug with the above details. the bugtracker is a much easier
place to look than searching through mail archives if a dev has time to
work on problems.
http://bugzilla.openmoko.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla/index.cgi
rgds,
josh
