Re: [usbip-devel] Protocol for submitting patches / SVN access

[Arjan M. <arj...@gm...>]

Dear Craig,

The last changes were done by me. Unfortunately I have had very limited time to work on this project since then.

If you let me know your user name on sourceforge, I can add you as a developer and you can edit the files yourself in SVN. Once you think it is a stable/robust version we can ask to get the binary signed, so it will run on x64 versions properly.

Best Regards,

Arjan


From: Craig Peacock 
Sent: Friday, March 30, 2012 3:53
To: usb...@li... 
Subject: [usbip-devel] Protocol for submitting patches / SVN access


usbip-devel list,

I make the observation that the subversion repository for the Windows client driver hasn't been updated for 9 months. I understand the kernel and linux userland utilities are now in the staging directory of the kernel and there is work happening on refining in. I also make the observation of a couple of BSOD with the Windows driver and protocol version problems with the stock 2.0.0.0 driver.

I would like to assist with refining the Windows client driver. What is the protocol for doing this? If we submit patches to this list (Like Tim Edmonds on the 29/3) will a developer approve and fold these patches into SVN?

I contacted Dan Tesone last week and he has given me copies of some of this modifications. I've had a little hack myself, so it would seem there are multiple individuals working on this, but no coordinated effort.

Regards,

Craig

  




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