Hi new 24.1 kernel will come out probably this weekend. After some testing i think it's worth a try to bring this to core. The only module that doesn't build against this kernel is openswan-klisp.
My question is, should this stop kernel26 from moving to core? greetings tpowa
Tobias Powalowski schrieb:
new 24.1 kernel will come out probably this weekend. After some testing i think it's worth a try to bring this to core. The only module that doesn't build against this kernel is openswan-klisp.
One should add that the interest in this topic is ... let's just look at the number of hits on google: http://www.google.com/search?q=openswan-klips+2.6.24
The bug report at openswan hasn't even been commented yet. I think it is unlikely that we see a patch anytime soon.
Thomas Bächler wrote:
Tobias Powalowski schrieb:
new 24.1 kernel will come out probably this weekend. After some testing i think it's worth a try to bring this to core. The only module that doesn't build against this kernel is openswan-klisp.
One should add that the interest in this topic is ... let's just look at the number of hits on google: http://www.google.com/search?q=openswan-klips+2.6.24
The bug report at openswan hasn't even been commented yet. I think it is unlikely that we see a patch anytime soon.
Definitely not a showstopper. I can untag it for now, reinstate it when it's fixed. The only person who will notice is... me. :)
T.
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