Messages in this thread | | | Date | Mon, 30 Sep 2002 09:31:03 +0200 | From | Tomas Szepe <> | Subject | Re: v2.6 vs v3.0 |
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> > SCSI drivers can be a real problem. Not the porting of them, most of > > that is _trivial_ and can be done as we enter 3.0-pre and people show up > > running that on hardware that actually needs to be ported. The worst bit > > is error handling, this I view as the only problem. > > And a long-standing one. This should have been fixed in 2.2, it has not > been fixed in 2.4, it's much desired for 2.6 -- and people are going to > point away from Linux (and expect Jörg Schilling speaking up again > should 2.6 be released with what he considers broken API -- I cannot > tell if all his items are right, but if a third of what he says is true, > Linux SCSI is not in good shape).
As long as most of that bloke's argumentation strips down to "you don't do it like everyone else [solaris/irix/whatever] implies you're bound to suck," nobody with a bit of sense is going to take him seriously regardless of how much blah blah he posts on l-k.
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