Messages in this thread |  | | Date | Thu, 23 Jan 1997 13:17:32 +0100 (MET) | From | Jakub Saternus <> | Subject | Blinking again |
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Hello, I have just done a ftp search and found noblink-1.7.tgz. I looked inside and found a patch for 2.0.27. Well, I have been patching my kernels ever since noblink-1.0 and until linux-2.0.28. And then surprise, the patch gets rejected on the new development kernels because of some new code than I just don't understand too much. (Somebody changed drivers/char/vga.c a bit; there is this new write_vga() function and all)
Anyway why hasn't this so stable (at least it appears so) patch made its way into any of the development kernels? The effect is so unique and pleasing to the eye.
Greetings to all night owls,
Jakob.
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