afacit it's already working. The level of merge and build errors in the
subsystem trees this time around is a tiny fraction of what it was at the
same stage in 2.6.24-rcX. otoh perhaps this is because Ingo got tired of
There are 60 or 80 "susbsytem" trees hosted in -mm at present:
...
# spi
# mfd
# vt
# kprobes
# quota
# i4l
# i2o
# ecryptfs
# autofs
# rtc
# gpio
# fbdev
# md
# pnp
# ext2
# ext3
# ufs
# udf
# reiserfs
# fat
# documentation
# cgroups
# memcgroup
# cpusets
# signals
# pgrp
# ptrace
# workqueues
# cpu hotplug
# kdump
# dma
# ipc
# ipmi
# tty
# elf
# char
# keys
<etc>
I need to find a way to a) get matureish parts of those trees into
linux-next and to b) base the rest of -mm off linux-next. I haven't
started thinking about that yet.
There seem to be some trees which aren't yet in linux-next, some of them
significant. The present list I'm pulling from is
git-acpi
git-agpgart
git-alsa-tiwai
git-arm
git-arm-master
git-avr32
git-audit-master
git-backlight
git-battery
git-block
git-cifs
git-cpufreq
git-drm
git-dvb
git-gfs2-nmw
git-dlm
git-hrt
git-kvm
git-net
git-bluetooth
git-cryptodev
git-ia64
git-ieee1394
git-scsi-misc
git-hid
git-hwmon
git-infiniband
git-input
git-intelfb
git-jfs
git-kbuild
git-lblnet
git-leds
git-libata-all
git-m32r
git-mips
git-async-tx
git-mmc
git-mtd
git-nfs
git-nfsd
git-ocfs2
git-parisc
git-perfmon
git-pcmcia
git-powerpc-merge
git-powerpc
git-s390
git-sched
git-scsi-rc-fixes
git-scsi-target
git-sas
git-selinux
git-security-testing
git-semaphore
git-sh
git-slub
git-sparc64
git-ubi
git-udf
git-jg-misc
git-unionfs
git-ntfs
git-v9fs
git-watchdog
git-x86
git-kgdb-light
git-xfs
git-xtensa
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