Re: How to post codes to kernel tree at kernel.org ?

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On 5/7/06, Fabio Guarneri <fabioguarneri@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi.

 I have added support for Adaptec's SAS adp94xx driver to kernel-2.6 tree
and would like to post to kernel.org developers.

 How do this?

Please read Documentation/SubmittingPatches and Documentation/HOWTO in
the kernel source.

In a nutshell; you create a patch file (read the above documents to
learn how to create a proper one), then you email your patch (inline
in the mail, using a mail client that doesn't mangle it) to the Linux
Kernel Mailing list <linux-kernel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> and CC the author
of the original code as well as any current maintainers of the code
(check the MAINTAINERS file in the source as well as possibly comments
in the top of the files you have changed). Then you wait for feedback
and fix any problems that people may point out with your patch. Once
it's in an acceptable state, the maintainer of the code in question or
the 2.6 maintainer should be willing to merge it and take care of
submission to mainline.


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