From: George P B. <geo...@gm...> - 2006-04-19 02:34:28
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On 4/18/06, Anders Eriksson C (KI/EAB) wrote: > Thanks for the encouragement! A bit of learning curve ahead as I > have to read up on how colinux does things under the hood. Is the > 2005-10-13 version and Henry's -hn13 vorking on the same protocol > version? (Just trying to rule out some sources for confusion...) I'd say that stable and devel are running different protocols... I can't say for hn's except that they are probably essentially the same only with enhancements/fixes. > Oh, and additionally: > Has there been any plans on getting parts of the kernel patch in shape > for inclusion in the kernel? Or alignment with e.g. UML/XEN/... in > the way things are done? I guess what I'm wondering is if it's > considered > a good thing to get things pushed upstream, or if you'd like to keep > things close to home for the time being. Well.... Last it was brought up I think it was stated it would be pretty doubtful that it would ever be excepted... Outside of that, coLinux is in it's infancy. We have a LOT to work out before it's really anything close to something that should be considered main-line kernel ready. Aligning stuff with UML/XEN/etc isn't a bad idea by any means. Any aligning we can do that allows us to share/use features/code from those others is a good thing... I would think. -- George |