Noah yan wrote:
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> yes, have a online repository is great. if i go
> http://repo.or.cz/w/dragonfly.git, i should clone a new one, e.g.
> amd64-port, from the main dfly git repository; just like what
> vkernel-mp did. but after clone, how to import those changes of the
> dragonfly.git to the forked repo.

You first fork the repo on the web page.  Then you clone the dragonfly.gi=
t repo and add the fork as a second remote (with git remote add).  After =
that you push the dragonfly master branch to the remote.

About this sequence (not tested, feel free to join IRC to work out detail=
s in realtime):

git clone $dragonflygituri	# use the git:// one
cd dragonfly.git
git checkout -b amd64	# create new branch
git remote add amd64-port $amd64portgituri	# use the ssh+git:// one
# add instructions to transfer local head "amd64" to
# the fork's head "noah/amd64" (or "master", or whatever)
git config remote.amd64-port.push refs/heads/amd64:refs/heads/noah/amd64
git push	# push current status

# now work, commit, do whatever
git push	# update status

that's the most basic operation.

cheers
  simon

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