> > The AMD Pb1000, Pb1100, Pb1500, and Hydrogen3 boards are not up to date > > in 2.6 and seem to be of very little interest to anyone. Any objections > > if I remove them to reduce the clutter? > > The inflation of evaluation boards is generally some sort of problem; in > many cases they are on the market only for a very short time before they're > replaced - we're talking about a time frame of like 6 months or so. That > means the time that a Linux port is actually of interest if often just > as short. Which means, we have quite a few candidates for deletion. > I would agree with this. Could I make a small suggestion? How about for boards that are going to be removed, someone at least tries to build a kernel for it, if it works then tag CVS as such for that board. If not, blow it away. This allows someone who possibly has an interest later on to at least be able to pull the last known working snapshot for their board. Just a thought. -Steve
