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In article <199604301851.TAA04923@woodlea.wintermute.co.uk>, Graham Mitchell <gmitch@woodlea.wintermute.co.uk> wrote: > >Yeah..... Thats a good point. A kernel download is getting to be a >serious job these days. The problem is going to be ensuring that all >the subfiles are kept in step. Trying to compile something with >1.3.93 include files, 1.3.95 kernel, and a 1.3.103 file system will >be a nightmare. Even worse, will be when we cant get it to work and >the messages start hitting the list. I also imagine its going to be a >pain for Linus himself when issuing patches. How about an Internet-Based Sync protocol? If you are not on the Net, and get kernels from CD-ROMs, it does not matter if the file is huge. Is for us, bleeders who get all patches minutes after they are anounced the ones who have a problem. And most of us a Interet-aware... Volunteers? -- Eduardo Kaftanski NETup, la puerta de acceso a la Internet ekaftan@netup.cl http://www.netup.cl/ F: +56-2-2510346 | ||||||||||||
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