Dmitry Adamushko wrote:
For RTDM I'm now almost determined to rework the API in way that only
HANDLED/UNHANDLED (or what ever their names will be) get exported, any
additional guru features will remain excluded as long as we have no
clean usage policy for them.
Good. Then let's go for
Hi,
I understand that the prepare-kernel.sh script is a kind of
smart patch program. It is very nice, but for packaging for
Debian we need a real diff file. So I am currently modifying
prepare-kernel.sh to be even smarter, so that it can optionally
generate a diff file instead of actually
Dmitry Adamushko wrote:
For RTDM I'm now almost determined to rework the API in way that only
HANDLED/UNHANDLED (or what ever their names will be) get exported, any
additional guru features will remain excluded as long as we have no
clean usage policy for them.
Good. Then let's go for
Romain Lenglet wrote:
Hi,
I understand that the prepare-kernel.sh script is a kind of
smart patch program. It is very nice, but for packaging for
Debian we need a real diff file. So I am currently modifying
prepare-kernel.sh to be even smarter, so that it can optionally
generate a diff