... thing was, I had installed the mcc-interim 0.96c (actually, it's 0.96b), and when I got the source to 0.96c and the patch, I had to recompile ps. But, no problems! Except for that annoying bug in date (try doing a "date +%h" sometime...)... I'm ...

linux-activists - Ed Carp - Jul 12 1992 - 06:45

Hy folks, where can I find the patches for Linux 0.96c and how can I check witch kernel i have ? Now my kernel makes core-files, but where can I find a adb/sdb/gdb for inspecting them ? Thanks Michael ...

linux-activists - Michael Kraehe - Jul 31 1992 - 04:43

... /OS/Linux/testing/Linus contains the first patch to 0.98 (along with a bootimage ... . There are also some SCSI driver patches: the seagate driver uses irqaction() to ... the aha1542 driver has the speedup patches. The bootimage should be compiled without ...

linux-activists - Linus Torvalds - Oct 5 1992 - 13:07

... Le Ray >> >> This patch implements the main header files of ... me a URL to a single patch that adds > the driver to ... but that would create a patch too large to review on ... You can grab the monolithic patch at this URL: http://service. ...

linux-kernel - Divy Le Ray - Jan 9 2007 - 06:19

... I can give you a single monolithic patch if you want. We also need to ... Divy Le Ray > >>> > >>> This patch implements the main header files of > ... > > You can grab the monolithic patch at this URL: > > http://service.chelsio.com ...

linux-kernel - Steve Wise - Jan 9 2007 - 09:38

... remove an > indentation level and make the code slightly easier to read. > > This comes before my bugfix in the next patch so the patch and the > resulting code stay readable. Fine for me. -Andi - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line " ...

linux-kernel - Andi Kleen - Feb 3 2007 - 05:50

... "bar". Doing a read instead of clearing the page will return "foobar", as would be expected. Can you hit the same bug with your patch or did I miss something? Jörn -- When people work hard for you for a pat on the back, you've got to give ...

linux-kernel - Jörn - Feb 3 2007 - 13:49

... read instead of clearing the page will > return "foobar", as would be expected. > > Can you hit the same bug with your patch or did I miss something? Yes, the page is only cleared if it is not uptodate. This is fine for the simple filesystems. - ...

linux-kernel - Nick Piggin - Feb 3 2007 - 23:55

... This is the Blackfin architecture patch against Linux kernel 2.6. ... from lkml. > > The blackfin-arch patch is at > https://blackfin.uclinux. ... and URLs here and the patches in the other emails in ... and at least resend the patches in the other 2 emails ...

linux-kernel - Ben Nizette - Feb 5 2007 - 03:51

... This is the Blackfin architecture patch against Linux kernel 2.6. ... from lkml. > > The blackfin-arch patch is at > https://blackfin.uclinux. ... -linux-2.6.20.patch > Which, at 1.9M bytes, is ... just noticed that all your patches are generated 2 levels down ...

linux-kernel - Ben Nizette - Feb 5 2007 - 04:09

... Dunlap wrote: > I can't access this patch file. (no, don't attach it for the mailing > list) ... .org/gf/download/frsrelease/25/2501/blackfin-arch-linux-2.6.20.patch as it gets tweaked, the magic id # gets incremented :/ this ...

linux-kernel - Mike Frysinger - Feb 5 2007 - 21:59

... the s32) But no, looping while the unsigned result is >= 0 does not seem that good an idea to me ;-) An updated patch follows. It is still not wraparound safe (a lockup would still happen if it's called ~5 minutes after boot, but this should ...

linux-kernel - Jiri Bohac - Feb 6 2007 - 12:44

... wrote: > > I can't access this patch file. (no, don't attach it for the mailing > > list) > ... .org/gf/download/frsrelease/25/2501/blackfin-arch-linux-2.6.20.patch Yes, that works, thanks. > as it gets tweaked, the magic id # ...

linux-kernel - Randy Dunlap - Feb 6 2007 - 14:49

... not seem > that good an idea to me ;-) > > An updated patch follows. It is still not wraparound safe (a > lockup would ... one. Please send him a signed-off and fully changelogged patch and still cc myself, thanks. - To unsubscribe from this list: ...

linux-kernel - Andrew Morton - Feb 6 2007 - 20:12

... the number of pages accessed over a time period > through /proc/pid/smaps. > I like the general idea of this patch set, however.. > Since the PTE walker is now extracted from the smaps code, > smaps_pte_func() is invoked for each PTE in the VMA. ...

linux-kernel - Paul Mundt - Feb 7 2007 - 02:29

... the general idea of this patch set, however.. David didn't ... sort of thing. The proposed patches are, I think, minimal. Perhaps ... .. That's what Paul Davies' patches are aimed at: http://marc. ... a serious look at those patches next time they pop up ...

linux-kernel - Andrew Morton - Feb 7 2007 - 02:49

... the general idea of this patch set, however.. > > David didn't ... sort of thing. The proposed patches are, I think, minimal. > Perhaps ... That's what Paul Davies' patches are aimed at: > > http://marc ... a serious look at those patches next time > they pop up ...

linux-kernel - Paul Mundt - Feb 7 2007 - 03:24

... X.25 router. > Useful if one needs to manipulate X.25 traffic with tools like tc. > This is an update/cleanup based off a patch submitted by Daniel Ferenci a few years ago. > > Thanks Alan for the feedback. > Added the null check to the clones. > ...

linux-kernel - David Miller - Feb 8 2007 - 17:34

... I'll use that unless > anyone objects. i had a patch integrating the iodesc idea, but after some thought, had decided ... segment iterators, segment offsets, and absolute bytecount. FYI, the patch is still in the works and would convert the whole file ...

linux-kernel - Nate Diller - Feb 8 2007 - 22:03

... of pages accessed over a time period > > through /proc/pid/smaps. > > > I like the general idea of this patch set, however.. > > > Since the PTE walker is now extracted from the smaps code, > > smaps_pte_func() is invoked for each PTE in the VMA. ...

linux-kernel - Matt Mackall - Feb 8 2007 - 22:00