Patches...

Patches...

[Russell King]

I'm about to send out 8 patches:

 --- 2.5.29-keyboard
 --- 2.5.29-pci
 --- 2.5.29-rdunzip
 --- 2.5.30-pcnet_cs
 --- 2.5.31-serport
 --- 2.5.32-bug
 --- 2.5.32-flags
 --- 2.5.32-smph

These are patches that are in the ARM tree, and I consider them to
be useful to others, bug fixes or compilation fixes that have been
collected.  All the above have been found not to be in 2.5.32.

Where applicable, they're copied to maintainers or Rusty's trivial
patch address.  However, if people want to pick off any of these
patches and integrate them into their trees, and eventually push
them towards Linus, that's fine by me.

Any that aren't picked up will be re-mailed at some point in the
future (seems like its about once every 3 weeks to a month at the
moment.)

-- 
Russell King (rmk@arm.linux.org.uk)                The developer of ARM Linux
             http://www.arm.linux.org.uk/personal/aboutme.html

Re: Patches

[Daniel Mack]

Hi Miles,

On Thu, Mar 7, 2013 at 11:02 AM, Miles Rout <miles.rout@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm probably stepping on some toes here, but is it really necessary to
> post raw patches to this list? They do rather clog up one's inbox.

It depends what your patches are for. If you're working on a specific
subsystem, it might also suffice sending the patches to the appropriate
mailing list for that subsystem.

Just make sure to always Cc: the maintainers of the bits you're patching,
and check the file MAINTAINERS in your Linux tree. Also read up
Documentation/SubmittingPatches for general information.

> What's wrong with git?

Nothing's wrong with git. It's just that sending patches to a mailing list makes
it easier for people to comment on them.


Daniel

Patches

[Miles Rout]

I'm probably stepping on some toes here, but is it really necessary to
post raw patches to this list? They do rather clog up one's inbox.

What's wrong with git?

- Miles Rout

Re: Patches

[Thunder from the hill]

Marc Mutz wrote:
> 
> Thunder from the hill wrote:
> >
> > Chris Wedgwood wrote:
> > >     Kmail works fine.
> > Hmmm. Would be great, but could you get working beyond some proxy?
> <snip>
> 
> Um, mail proxy? Is there such a beast? I always thought that that was
> called 'mail server'. Where do you find configuration tabs for that in
> netscape?
Whenever it works, it seems to use the socks proxy. We unfortunately
have a NT 4 Workstation as proxy for administration, so I have to proxy
my mail data.

Thunder
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Re: Patches

[Marc Mutz]

Thunder from the hill wrote:
> 
> Chris Wedgwood wrote:
> >     Kmail works fine.
> Hmmm. Would be great, but could you get working beyond some proxy?
<snip>

Um, mail proxy? Is there such a beast? I always thought that that was
called 'mail server'. Where do you find configuration tabs for that in
netscape?

Marc

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Re: Patches

[Thunder from the hill]

Chris Wedgwood wrote:
>     Kmail works fine.
Hmmm. Would be great, but could you get working beyond some proxy? I
couldn't, and so I have to use Netscape, since pine doesn't really
support proxies, too. Same with MS Outlook, which is - o horror - also
avariable for Linux (in one package with MS Internet Exploder)!
If there is a way, please tell me!

Thunder
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Re: Patches

[Mike A. Harris]

On Thu, 25 Jan 2001, David Woodhouse wrote:

>>  I seem to be getting more and more patches that have tabs/spaces
>> broken and line wrap damage. I've dumped a pile in my queue including
>> some pcmcia support for sh3 and the like
>
>Note that pine 4.30 (shipped with Red Hat 7) has taken to stripping
>trailing whitespace from each line of a mail just before it sends it.
>
>See http://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=23679 for a patch,
>if you can get at it - I seem to be firewalled from it at the moment.
>
>This corruption still occurs in pine 4.32.

I will take a look at the patch and apply it to my next PINE
build for testing.


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Mike A. Harris                  Mailing address:
OS Systems Engineer             190 Pittsburgh Ave.
Red Hat Inc.                    Sault Ste. Marie,
(705)949-2136                   Ontario, Canada, P6C 5B3

Fun thing to do as root, in the root directory:
chmod -R 666 *
Just as bad as rm -rf *, but more fun.
"The files are all there, but I can't do anything with them!"
And you can't change permissions, since chmod isn't executable either. :-)

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Re: Patches

[Jeff Garzik]

Daniel Phillips wrote:
> Netscape is bad news for patches, both sending and receiving.  On send
> it wraps lines and doesn't let you see the wrapped version until after
> it's sent - on receive it likes to convert tabs to spaces.  Avoid.

I use Netscape Mail all the time to send patches, and it works
beautifully 95% of the time.

If you attach the patch, Netscape detects it is text/plain and does not
encode it.  People who dislike MIME complain a bit, but at least you can
see the patch and comment on it.  And attaching the patch ensures that
no editor mangling occurs.

That said, every now and then, Netscape's text/plain autodetect will
puke and eat an attached patch.  But that happens so infrequently that
the utility outweighs the pain.

	Jeff


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Building 1024     |  people, my friend: Those with loaded guns
MandrakeSoft      |  and those who dig. You dig."  --Blondie
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Re: Patches

[Chris Wedgwood]

On Thu, Jan 25, 2001 at 02:31:45PM +0100, Daniel Phillips wrote:

    Netscape is bad news for patches, both sending and receiving.  On send
    it wraps lines and doesn't let you see the wrapped version until after
    it's sent - on receive it likes to convert tabs to spaces.  Avoid.
    
    I haven't tried mozilla yet.  I should, because if Mozilla is similarly
    broken at least we can fix it.
    
    Kmail works fine.

http://www.mutt.org/



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Re: Patches

[Daniel Phillips]

Alan Cox wrote:
> 
> I seem to be getting more and more patches that have tabs/spaces
> broken and line wrap damage. I've dumped a pile in my queue including
> some pcmcia support for sh3 and the like
> 
> If your patches are getting ignored please mail yourself a copy and
> check your mailer works. If you have problems use mime (Linus doesnt like
> mime I dont care)

Netscape is bad news for patches, both sending and receiving.  On send
it wraps lines and doesn't let you see the wrapped version until after
it's sent - on receive it likes to convert tabs to spaces.  Avoid.

I haven't tried mozilla yet.  I should, because if Mozilla is similarly
broken at least we can fix it.

Kmail works fine.

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Re: Patches

[David Woodhouse]

dwmw2@infradead.org said:
>  This corruption still occurs in pine 4.32.

I should qualify that, just in case I'm actually lying.

s/^/As far as I can tell from a quick glance at the source, /

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Re: Patches

[David Woodhouse]

alan@redhat.com said:
>  I seem to be getting more and more patches that have tabs/spaces
> broken and line wrap damage. I've dumped a pile in my queue including
> some pcmcia support for sh3 and the like 

Note that pine 4.30 (shipped with Red Hat 7) has taken to stripping 
trailing whitespace from each line of a mail just before it sends it.

See http://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=23679 for a patch, 
if you can get at it - I seem to be firewalled from it at the moment. 

This corruption still occurs in pine 4.32.

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dwmw2


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Patches

[Alan Cox]

I seem to be getting more and more patches that have tabs/spaces
broken and line wrap damage. I've dumped a pile in my queue including
some pcmcia support for sh3 and the like

If your patches are getting ignored please mail yourself a copy and
check your mailer works. If you have problems use mime (Linus doesnt like
mime I dont care)

Alan
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Patches

[Alan Cox]

Please send patches for -ac kernels to alan@redhat.com for
the time being

Thanks

Alan
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