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DateTue, 21 Jun 2005 12:41:49 -0700
Fromrandy_dunlap <>
SubjectRe: -mm -> 2.6.13 merge status
On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 11:26:44 -0400 Jeff Garzik wrote:

| Andrew Morton wrote:
| 
| > connector.patch
| > 
| >     Nice idea IMO, but there are still questions around the
| >     implementation.  More dialogue needed ;)
| > 
| > connector-add-a-fork-connector.patch
| > 
| >     OK, but needs connector.
| 
| I don't like connector

can you be more specific, like you did with reiser4?


| > kexec and kdump
| > 
| >     I guess we should merge these.
| > 
| >     I'm still concerned that the various device shutdown problems will
| >     mean that the success rate for crashing kernels is not high enough for
| >     kdump to be considered a success.  In which case in six months time we'll
| >     hear rumours about vendors shipping wholly different crashdump
| >     implementations, which would be quite bad.
| > 
| >     But I think this has gone as far as it can go in -mm, so it's a bit of
| >     a punt.
| 
| I'm not particularly pleased with these, and indeed vendors ARE shipping 
| other crashdump methods.

any specifics on the "not particularly pleased" part?

| > reiser4
| > 
| >     Merge it, I guess.
| > 
| >     The patches still contain all the reiser4-specific namespace
| >     enhancements, only it is disabled, so it is effectively dead code.  Maybe
| >     we should ask that it actually be removed?
| 
| The plugin stuff is crap.  This is not a filesystem but a filesystem + 
| new layer.  IMO considered in that light, it duplicates functionality 
| elsewhere.

I don't think that r4 is just a filesystem either, but you know more
about that than I do.


thanks,
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~Randy
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