On Mon, 03 Jan 2022 14:57:48 -0700 Jonathan Corbet <corbet@xxxxxxx> wrote: > One thread per version is good; please do not post new versions to old > threads. A tool like "git send-email" can be your friend here. See > Documentation/process/submitting-patches.rst for lots of details on how > to submit patches. Ok, thanks. I'll try to do it correctly this time... > Along these lines, I appreciate that you broke up the series as I > requested, but you overdid it a bit. Think in terms of logical changes > and making things easy to review, and you should be able to coalesce > things a bit. I'm not good at guessing what seems logical to others, especially those I don't know much. No sarcasm here. Luckily it's not that many of them, so hopefully they'll pass the exam overdone as they are. > >> - Stick with current coding conventions > > > > To be honest, I need to think this over. > > Think hard; if you're unable to work with the kernel project's > conventions, there's not a lot of point in resubmitting the patches. Let's finish this one together. As for the actual code corrections, I see I put 1 tab too many in two places in the last version. So I guess I just need to reduce them by 1? No sarcasm again... So let me know before I've sent the next version, if you please. Ch, TW
