i just built a new kernel from the latest git tree and while i set
the EXTRAVERSION value in the Makefile to "-crash", what was tacked on
to the kernel name was "-crash+". why the "+"?
i immediately assumed that that was being appended by
scripts/setlocalversion to represent ... not sure, that it was being
built from a dirty git checkout or something to do with a signifier of
version control. but i don't see in that script where it's being
done.
thoughts?
rday
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