On Wed, Aug 10, 2005 at 01:23:14PM -0400, Gabriel Devenyi wrote:
> Hello All,
Hi Gabriel,
> I would like to start working on some kernel-janitor stuff, and I've
> cloned Linus' tree using Cogito (cg-clone). My issue is that I can't
> find any documentation on how I would go about working on this tree now,
> like if I make a change, how do I create a patch that I can send off to
> kernel-janitors, and LKML, similarly, how would I reset my tree to be
> exactly like Linus' if I muck something up badly. Is there a document
> out there describing the usage of Cogito, or can someone outline the
> basics of using Cogito to dump my changes for distribution? Thanks for
> your help!
just a note:
If you want to learn about Cogito, you can use Linus' git tree.
But if all you want is to send some patches, you can as well work from
the latest -kj or -mm tree without using any source code management
system.
> Gabriel Devenyi
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