On Sat, Apr 23, 2011 at 17:39, Thorsten Glaser <tg@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
But I was just told by a member of the Debian Kernel Team on
IRC that the patches from m68k-v2.6.38 will (probably) not be
accepted, unless they go in via Linusâ tree. How are chances
of that happening? (He says they had told that years ago al-
ready.) Iâll need at least the ARAnyM/NatFeat support and some
of the bugfixes. Otherwise I fear this keeps getting obsolete
very fast. â
1. The critical bugfixes will go in via v2.6.38-stable anyway,
2. The ARAnyM/NatFeat support will be in v2.6.39, which may be a
sufficiently convincing argument for the Debian Kernel Team to accept
it in Debian's v2.6.38,
3. If there's anything left that you really need, please tell us, so
"we" can get it in a good shape for v2.6.40.
Gr{oetje,eeting}s,
            Geert
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