- From: Frank Mori Hess <fmhess_at_speakeasy.net>
- Date: Thu, 25 Oct 2007 21:59:17 -0400
On Thursday 25 October 2007 02:44, Tabish Mustufa wrote: > So unless someone has an objection, I'm going to try to get some folks > over at the Linux Driver Project working on prepping comedi for > inclusion in the mainline kernel. Unfortunately, it's not likely that > I'll have any time to contribute before the end of the year. What would be more useful, is if you would explain how we should work with the linux driver project. In particular, what the topology of the git stuff should look like (I've never used git so bear with me). I'd like to have something like a git repository that consisted just of "latest stable vanilla kernel release" + comedi for the main repository for working on getting comedi into the kernel. I have zero interest in supporting multiple comedi branches, so I'd like to get as clear an idea of how the process would work before it begins, so it goes as smoothly as possible. If you try to bring in outsiders who have no particular interest in comedi beyond "getting all external drivers into the kernel", and have them run off making massive changes on their own (even if they are trivial changes, like changing all the whitespace conventions), you're likely to end up with nothing but a dead fork bitrotting in the kernel. -- Frank
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