Re: [lc-devel] Let's get back to work!
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From: David C. <dav...@rc...> - 2001-12-12 13:16:35
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On Sat, 2001-12-08 at 03:40, Rodrigo Souza de Castro wrote: > Hi, > > Finally all my graduate courses for my master degree are over. I > enrolled in many courses this semester and from the middle of the > semester, I had the need to spend almost all my time on assignments, > seminars and exams. That's why this list has been so quiet for the > last two months. > > Anyway, from now on I will work full time on the Compressed Cache > project. I think that we will be able to have a greater development > and to get much better results from the project. > > You all know that Linux 2.5 has been opened. Then we can expect minor > changes from 2.4.x version that is being maintained by Marcelo > Tosatti, nothing like what happened until 2.4.1X, when VM changed, for > example. BTW, I talked to him today about whether either I should port > the current code to 2.5.x and follow this branch or follow 2.4.x. I > agree with Marcelo that 2.4.x has a bigger userbase and I think that > we should follow this version. Once in a while I will port to 2.5 and > make a patch available on the project page to keep track of the > changes being done in this kernel version. Thus, my first activity > will be to port to 2.4.16, (or 2.4.17 if Marcelo releases a new > version until there). Comments about this decision are very welcome. > > Well, let's get back to work. If somebody feels like helping me doing > something, please let me know. > > Regards, > -- > Rodrigo S. de Castro <rc...@im...> > > > _______________________________________________ > linuxcompressed-devel mailing list > lin...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/linuxcompressed-devel I agree staying in 2.4 since from 2.4.16, the vm and other changes seems to be more stable. I am also studying the change of the vm during 2.4.1x . I will keep track with you. Thanks. regards, David Chow |