Hi all, Given that the release of 2.6.29 and the new merge window is rapidly approaching, I though I would see what sort of summary I could give of what is currently in linux-next (and presumably what is destined for 2.6.30). I have put up two files at http://kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/people/sfr/linux-next/next-20090305-{summary,diffstat} (as well as compressed versions as they are a bit large for the mailing lists. I chose next-20090305 since it is the first release after 2.6.29-rc7. The summary from the diffstat looks like this: 4711 files changed, 646856 insertions(+, 216616 deletions(-) Below is a summary of the state of each tree - the numbers following the name are the total number of outstanding commits (relative to all the preceding trees) and the number after doing "git patch-id" matching with Linus' tree and all the previous trees. Thus the order of the trees makes a difference to the numbers. No numbers means the tree is empty relative to all the preceding trees. The numbers for the kvm tree may be skewed a bit due to the way the tree is maintained and its patches are sent to Linus. The v4l-dvb tree is not reflected in the diffstat file above since it was dropped because of build failures. origin (Linus' tree) (These are just outstanding fixes for 2.6.29) arm-current m68k-current powerpc-merge sparc-current scsi-rc-fixes net-current sound-current pci-current wireless-current 2 2 kbuild-current driver-core.current usb.current cpufreq-current input-current md-current audit-current crypto-current dwmw2 (From here on down are 2.6.30 candidate changes) arm 65 65 avr32 2 2 blackfin cris ia64 m68k 6 6 m68knommu 33 33 mips parisc powerpc 95 94 4xx galak 5 4 pxa 42 31 s390 49 49 sh 36 36 sparc x86 513 505 xtensa driver-core 52 49 usb 66 65 tip-core 42 42 cpus4096 3 3 tracing 179 169 genirq 17 17 safe-poison-pointers 4 4 sched 19 19 stackprotector timers 5 3 pci 34 33 device-mapper 5 5 hid 9 9 i2c 15 15 jdelvare-hwmon 11 11 kernel-doc 1 1 v4l-dvb 368 367 quota 28 27 jfs 5 5 kbuild ide 160 160 libata 19 19 nfs 43 43 xfs 41 24 infiniband 25 25 acpi 65 65 nfsd 28 27 ieee1394 112 94 ubi 1 1 kvm 1727 519 dlm 7 7 scsi 48 48 ocfs2 29 20 ext4 22 22 async_tx 15 15 udf 11 11 net 1239 1234 wireless 23 23 mtd crypto 20 20 vfs sound 315 314 cpufreq 34 34 v9fs 1 0 rr 101 100 cifs 10 10 mmc 3 1 gfs2 16 16 input 13 13 bkl-removal 4 4 ubifs 2 2 lsm block embedded firmware 8 7 pcmcia battery 3 3 leds 10 10 backlight 5 5 kgdb 1 1 slab 14 13 uclinux md 23 23 mfd 21 10 hdlc drm 34 34 voltage 42 23 security-testing 68 68 lblnet 1 1 ttydev 6 5 agp kmemcheck 56 56 generic-ipi oprofile fastboot sparseirq iommu 34 34 uwb watchdog 17 16 proc 11 11 bdev dwmw2-iommu cputime osd 24 8 fatfs fuse jc_docs 1 1 nommu trivial 23 22 audit squashfs omap 23 23 aoe kmemleak 14 14 staging 403 403 scsi-post-merge -- Cheers, Stephen Rothwell sfr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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