Head's up that we're going to be playing with config files for modprobe. The idea is to have just one upstream config file, and for some things that make sense to get fixed in the upstream kernel tree rather than in every distro. So if someone has a billion year old tape drive that had a hack for loading some ioctl module or whatever, and we break it, and there's a BZ involved that smells like modprobe, sent it my way please :) Jon.
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- Subject: module-init-tools v3.6 released
- From: Jon Masters <jonathan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 04 Feb 2009 03:47:47 -0500
- Organization: World Organi[sz]ation of Broken Dreams
Folks, I've pushed an update to rawhide with version 3.6. It's not got a huge amount different from F10 but I would be grateful for feedback. One of the things we're looking into at the moment is removing all the different vendor's patches. Fedora has none, Ubuntu is on the way to that, and OpenSuSE is certainly next on the list. One of the things we need to do after that is figure out how to unify the crazy number of configuration hacks we have. I'm considering pushing an update to F-9 since v3.5+ is so much faster than previous releases - and it impacts boot time, but I have to admit that I was more concerned about F10 and rawhide until now. Jon.
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