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SubjectRe: Alphabet of kernel source
On Thu, Jun 24, 2004 at 07:18:41AM +0900, Kalin KOZHUHAROV wrote:
> >http://www.yak.net/random/linux-2.6.4-utf8-cleanup-cstrings2utf8.diff
> Some degree symbols and microseconds... and names.
> I remember having problems with lm-sensors trying to print degrees, how did
> they fight the problem?

I assume the local charset on the machines where they cat /proc/blah are
running in ISO Latin 1 ;-)

> >http://www.yak.net/random/linux-2.6.4-utf8-cleanup-jp.diff
> Ok, this Japanese is only in the comments.
> I can translate that in no time and fix this diff.

actually, I'm pretty sure the diff is correct against 2.6.4 - the bytes
should all be correct, as I checked it with someone who works with
said files...

> I guess you had some kind of script, can you try it on vanilla 2.6.7,
> plesae, and post results.

I will regenerate the patches if someone in charge (Linus or Andrew)
actually wants them.

-dte
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