Reiser4 was dropped from 10.1. What about 10.2
As namesys has a lot of (non technical) problems with some members of the
kernel-list, they need support from the community to get reiser4 really
adopted. I think Suse should still be willing to support new stuff, not as
Red Hat.
Reiser4 is now qu
* Marcel Hilzinger ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [20060803 10:56]:
> As namesys has a lot of (non technical) problems with some members of the
> kernel-list, they need support from the community to get reiser4 really
> adopted.
No, its not the communities task to bridge gaps that namesys opened. AFAICT,
Am Donnerstag, 3. August 2006 16:18 schrieb Philipp Thomas:
> * Marcel Hilzinger ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [20060803 10:56]:
> > As namesys has a lot of (non technical) problems with some members of the
> > kernel-list, they need support from the community to get reiser4 really
> > adopted.
>
> No, its n
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Marcel Hilzinger wrote:
> Am Donnerstag, 3. August 2006 16:18 schrieb Philipp Thomas:
>> * Marcel Hilzinger ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [20060803 10:56]:
>>> As namesys has a lot of (non technical) problems with some members of the
>>> kernel-list, they need s
> > As namesys has a lot of (non technical) problems with some members of the
> > kernel-list, they need support from the community to get reiser4 really
> > adopted.
>
> No, its not the communities task to bridge gaps that namesys opened.
Could it be instead that some kernel developers have pe
Hi,
On Fri, 4 Aug 2006, Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
As namesys has a lot of (non technical) problems with some members of the
kernel-list, they need support from the community to get reiser4 really
adopted.
No, its not the communities task to bridge gaps that namesys opened.
Could it be instead
* Marcel Hilzinger ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [20060803 17:03]:
> Perhaps you forgot/don't know, how ReiserFS got included in the kernel...
Now being very nearly 7 years with R&D, I know perfectly well how reiserfs
got included. But you learn from experience and dealing with Hans Reiser is
not very easy
* Volker Kuhlmann ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [20060804 00:33]:
> I mean, how else would you completely ignore truely innovative technology
> when it's handed to you on a silver platter for free...
It wasn't ignored completely, if you followed the discussions on lkml. But
AFAIR, there where quite a few i
On Thu, Aug 03, 2006 at 10:55:28AM +0200, Marcel Hilzinger wrote:
> Reiser4 was dropped from 10.1. What about 10.2
>
> As namesys has a lot of (non technical) problems with some members of the
> kernel-list, they need support from the community to get reiser4 really
> adopted. I think Suse shoul
