With the recent flurry of inclusions, the trivial@
rustcorp.com.au Trivial Patch Monkey has passed 100 patches which have
filtered into the various kernels: 5 into 2.2, 55 into 2.4 and 71 into
2.5. Linus and Marcelo now seem well trained to take the patches
(although the bogus attribution is a problem).
With this surprising success (I thought the damn thing would
die after a few days), I will be continuing to provide the service,
which only takes me about an hour a week.
Usage notes:
1) Please provide one patch per email, even if it means 50
emails.
2) Make sure your diffs are -p1 compliant, ie:
+++ linux/drivers/net/foo.c
3) MIME is fine.
4) CC'ing trivial is fine: I usually only forward the patch
if a kernel has been released since.
5) I actually read the patches, so don't expect real-time
response.
FYI, most patches are: (1) janitorial fixes from new people who can't
get Linus or linux-kernel to read their patches (aka. Alan Cox Mode),
and (2) one-liners from experienced kernel hackers who wouldn't bother
retransmitting themselves (aka. Drop Prevention Mode).
Thanks!
Trivial Patch Monkey.
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