On Tue, Aug 24, 2010 at 04:30:18PM +0200, Carsten Munk wrote: > This is part 5 of 5 of a patchset implementing the following in MeeGo kernel: > > - Add OMAP DSS2 patches for supporting upgraded SGX driver: > linux-2.6.35-OMAP-DSS2-in_use-flag-for-dss_cache.patch > linux-2.6.35-OMAP-DSS2-Keep-track-whether-overlay-managers-are-en.patch > linux-2.6.35-OMAP-DSS2-Add-GO-notifiers.patch > - Upgrade N900 SGX drivers to 201003002 in order to not have a > non-production snapshot of the drivers. Fixes BMC#5711 > - Add SGX platform device to N900 board file. > > These patches apply in order: > > linux-2.6.35-OMAP-DSS2-in_use-flag-for-dss_cache.patch > linux-2.6.35-OMAP-DSS2-Keep-track-whether-overlay-managers-are-en.patch > linux-2.6.35-OMAP-DSS2-Add-GO-notifiers.patch > linux-2.6-N900-add-sgx-platform-device.patch > linux-2.6-SGX-N900-upgrade-201003002.patch > > Final patch, adding the actual OMAP SGX upgrade. This applies against > the previous OMAP SGX kernel patch. Upgrades N900 SGX drivers to > 201003002 in order to not have a non-production snapshot of the > drivers in MeeGo 1.1. Fixes BMC#5711.
"not have a non-production"? Why not just say "so that we have a production". Double negatives are messy. And what do you mean by "Production"? And is this upstream? If not, why not? thanks, greg k-h _______________________________________________ MeeGo-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.meego.com/listinfo/meego-dev
