Tom Lanyon wrote:
Posting it to the Red Hat Bugzilla under the approriate component
would also help.
http://bugzilla.redhat.com
It's not a bug fix, it's a feature addition.
The bugzilla is for "defects" which, along with bugs, includes requests
for enhancements, etc.
A quick search of th
On 10/06/2009, at 5:57 PM, Gordan Bobic wrote:
Subhendu Ghosh wrote:
Posting it to the Red Hat Bugzilla under the approriate component
would also help.
http://bugzilla.redhat.com
It's not a bug fix, it's a feature addition.
The bugzilla is for "defects" which, along with bugs, includes
Subhendu Ghosh wrote:
Ideally, you want to post the patch to the upstream component.
Thanks for responding. It's mostly an initscript patch that checks if
for file systems mounted on tmpfs (e.g. if we put /var/lock, /var/run or
similar there to save hitting the disk) and saves and restores s
Gordan Bobic wrote:
> Sorry, not related to clustering, but can anybody point me at the best
> Redhat list to post suggested patches to? I just wrote a (RHEL5
> specific) patch aimed at laptops with (cheap) SSDs that aims to reduce
> the number of disk writes and prolong flash life. I looked at the
Sorry, not related to clustering, but can anybody point me at the best
Redhat list to post suggested patches to? I just wrote a (RHEL5
specific) patch aimed at laptops with (cheap) SSDs that aims to reduce
the number of disk writes and prolong flash life. I looked at the list
of lists here:
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