On 2010-01-25 at 05:58:04 +0100, Franz Pop wrote:
If there still is an issue affecting current kernels, you will probably get
much more response reporting it to the upstream kernel developers than
with a Debian bug report.
I'm just trying to follow the rules.
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On 24.01.2010 21:53, Frans Pop wrote:
I've chosen to leave the following components disabled for now as I'm
unsure how relevant they are for Debian:
- osasnmpd (was already disabled)
- cpuplugd (daemon, so would require some work)
- ipl_tools
ipl_tools are basic tools used to specify which
Given that, what are the guidelines for when to file the initial bug
report directly with upstream vs. when to file a bug report with Debian?
It's mostly a question of what's most effective.
The kernel team is already drowned in bug reports and has very little
manpower to deal with relatively
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