Stefan Reinauer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > * Richard Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [051123 22:04]: >> > > Or possibly a system like Debian has for source packages where auto >> > > builders go and try to build everything and only after it passes all >> > > archs does it get accepted. You would e-mail your patch to the >> > > autobuilder and it would spit you back a log file. >> > >> > excellent idea. >> >> This all gets you around compile problems but theres still the "Does >> it actually work?" issue. Somehow you have to go verify those changes >> actually work on the boards. Especially if your end goal is to >> prevent bricking the hardware. > > Until we have a large distributed cluster of machines connected to > promices we should stick to code reviews and assiduous maintainers.
That is part of what the fallback/normal split is about. And this is why I scream about CAR only being setup in fallback. It isn't perfect but it should let you test 99% of everything at least to the does it boot level. If you have a working fallback you don't need a promice in your test cluster. Eric -- LinuxBIOS mailing list [email protected] http://www.openbios.org/mailman/listinfo/linuxbios
