Hi all,

Well the message below - apparently from the maintainer - is clear.
However, I suggest to first /read/ what I wrote before, then learn that
I already helped myself *and* the community by suggesting an inclusion.

The statement that I know it better is probably based on the fact that
his suggestion would lead to unreleased memory within the kernel and my
inclusion restored the original release function kfree(). That I wrote
to the list is a matter of etiquette when using a mail list. If
transparency and open discussions are not appreciated, I suggest to
abandon the list at all.

So, I do not know what I did - or did not - to deserve such a harsh
reaction. Yes, after this message I can understand it.

Regards, Frans.


On 05/30/2010 09:57 AM, Bernd Adda wrote:
> hi Frans
>
> thats not your unsmiling "So fare no reaction"
> I did answer you, but you know it better and
> wrote about all other.
> Yout cry for 2.6.34 and would not try to help yourself.
>
>   
>> Which makes me wonder if the
>> maintainer is gone to sleep/holiday or does it went unnoticed at all?
>>     
> That is not OK, Better, you shut ypur mouth.
>
> adda
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Frans de Boer schrieb:
>   
>> Just asking, I have suggested a solution for the 2.6.34 problem with the
>> 'kfree()' function. So fare no reaction. Which makes me wonder if the
>> maintainer is gone to sleep/holiday or does it went unnoticed at all?
>> My previous reaction lead to the rc2 version, so why not now a rc3 version?
>>
>> Looking at the ([too?] rapid) pace of kernel development , I can
>> understand that any maintainer would have trouble to cope with the
>> kernel changes. on the other hand I see many 'deprecated' warnings in
>> various sources which go unsolved until the (functional) support is
>> really terminated.
>> So, I just ask Linus to temporize the sometimes rapid changes and
>> developers of software developers/maintainers to abide by the governing
>> rules. Meaning, deprecated means just that. So, try to upgrade with the
>> next release or the software.
>>
>> Regards, Frans.
>>
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