hello, yep, i know, typos aren't really a priority because they are only anoying, not blocking nor crashing but if they aren't fixed, they would be reported over and over until the end of time. so, is there a system specific to reporting typos or should i have to submit each typo to each module owner ? I haven't checked in 2.6 but i suppose those typos are there too ++ Stephane LOEUILLET PS : Here is the list of those i found so far : - first : single r instead of rr, ... corect => correct sugestion => suggestion suport => support programing => programming controler => controller controled => controlled atempt => attempt triger => trigger interupt => interrupt adress => address miscelaneous => miscellaneous compresison => compressison CHANEL => CHANNEL eror => error sucess => success sucessfull => succcessful successfull => successful Alocate => Allocate folowing => following ================================================ second : - rr instead of r, ... openning => opening cancelled => canceled coppies => copies coppied => copied Unballanced => Unbalanced ballancing => balancing ep_int_ballance => ep_int_balance proccessed proccesses proccess proccessing incomming ================================================ third : horrible mixes posibble => possible aysnchronous => asynchronous paramater => parameter resourse => resource Brige => Bridge assinged => assigned compatability => compatibility compatbility => compatibility compability => compatibility erorr => error becuase => because acknoledge => acknowledge acknologede => acknowledge connecton => connection conection => connection completly => completely independant => independent implentation => implementation implemantation => implementation arh/i386 => arch/i386 kenrel => kernel GPF_* => GFP_* -- Kernelnewbies: Help each other learn about the Linux kernel. Archive: http://mail.nl.linux.org/kernelnewbies/ FAQ: http://kernelnewbies.org/faq/
