On Sun, Apr 24, 2005 at 04:44:37PM +0200, Blaisorblade wrote:
> The patch moving add_arg() was *before* the os-* work, so you might move (if
> needed, which I don't know) it again to os-Linux/util.c if you want (which
> didn't exist at that time). It came from arch/um/kernel/user_util.c, in fact.
Yeah, I was thinking that maybe it belonged under os, but I decided it really
should stay in kernel. That's the kernel's version of the command line, not
what was passed in from the host.
> Btw, many of the code movement things are just cut'n'paste things, so for
> them
> there is no reason to delay them. Now we are going to merge them for
> 2.6.13-rc1 (for .12 it's too late), but every other delay increases the
> possibility that we fix somehow the code we are moving and forget to do the
> same on the moved code.
Yeah, that's a concern. I'm holding onto the code movement because I want to
look at the os interface that resulted from it, and see if it can be cleaned
up.
> Finally, about the syscall table patches for s390: I'm going to merge into
> -mm
> the syscall table patches you can find in the last -devel snapshot I put on
> my page (the uploaded ones maybe are out-of-date, but I'll cc you on
> patches).
What patch is this? All I see is a patch which makes some small fixes to
the sys_call_table.
> They entirely remove the UML syscall table to replace it with the $(SUBARCH)
> one (there is some hand-work to do for each subarch but it's much less than
> before). While doing this I also fixed various little bugs about this
> subject.
Don't send that anywhere until I've seen it. Your description of it makes
me nervous.
Jeff
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