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Hi,
  Looking at the linux-omap tree using the gitweb interface. Apart
from the "master" branch and tags.
  why do we have lots of branches? How and when do they intertact with
each other.


17 hours ago omap1-upstream shortlog | log | tree
17 hours ago omap2-upstream shortlog | log | tree
17 hours ago omap3-boards shortlog | log | tree
17 hours ago omap3-upstream shortlog | log | tree
17 hours ago omap4 shortlog | log | tree
17 hours ago pm shortlog | log | tree
19 hours ago omap-headers shortlog | log | tree
19 hours ago omap-upstream shortlog | log | tree
19 hours ago omap-fixes shortlog | log | tree
47 hours ago master shortlog | log | tree
2 weeks ago omap-decimate shortlog | log | tree
2 weeks ago omapfb-upstream shortlog | log | tree
2 weeks ago omap-pool shortlog | log | tree
3 weeks ago for-next-2.6.30 shortlog | log | tree
4 weeks ago for-next shortlog | log | tree
4 weeks ago iommu shortlog | log | tree
2 months ago omap-2.6.29 shortlog | log | tree
3 months ago clks-testing shortlog | log | tree
3 months ago delete shortlog | log | tree
4 months ago omap-2.6.28 shortlog | log | tree
4 months ago tidspbridge shortlog | log | tree
5 months ago dspgateway shortlog | log | tree
5 months ago linus shortlog | log | tree
6 months ago musb shortlog | log | tree


Can anyone explain what exactly goes into each of them?
Some are straight forward like pm, usb, tidspbridge, gateway. not sure
about for-next-2.6.30, omap-fixes.

Trying to understand things/mode of development in here.


Thank you,
Ryan
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