On Wed, 02 Apr 2014 03:02:01 -0700, Anand Moon said: > But their are too many confilits so no point in continue this way > I will > rather find patches from the old kernel and do some reverse engineering > and apply them to latest stable kernel and lets see it it working. Did you learn that you're probably better off getting your patches into the mainline kernel, so that henceforth anybody who changes APIs that affect your code has to also fix your code for you? Also, 3.2 was a *long* time ago - if your code isn't a driver, there's a good chance that there's new and better ways to fix your problem. And if it *is* a driver, submit it for upstream. Heck, we carried around an entire *architecture* (the old NCR Voyager SMP boxes) for one guy who had 2 systems....
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