On Tue, 2005-01-18 at 23:49 -0800, Steve Langasek wrote: [...] > > Only, I attached a patch, and it's from one of the currents contributors > > of the driver (see them on the readme file), so I just don't get why you > > can't just apply the patch and solve the problem. > > I simply do not have sufficient understanding of the concepts involved to > know if the patch is correct, and I have no way to test it for myself. It > would be a bad idea for me, as someone who is not the package maintainer, to > apply such a patch in a non-maintainer upload. > > Since the patch is very small, it is my hope that the maintainer will find > time to apply this patch himself soon.
Steve, I understand what you says, but considering that: - I submitted that patch to the mantainer several months ago (last time in October) and I didn't got any response from him - The same seems to be happening for you - Someone told me that Klaus-Peter has no more much interest on developing this driver (and of course he has all the rights to do so!) - The (single lined) patch has been provided by one of the debuggers (first one cited on the readme file, please check), telling me that in his opinion, since that line changed on the latest release, it was an error: it was like in the patched state in the previous releases - He seems to know the code better than you and me I still think you should apply it. That said, you are the mantainer and I'll be happy with your decision. (And please excuse my bad English) Bye, Alex -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
