Latest on Reiser4

Latest on Reiser4

[michael chang]

I've been trying to search around a bit, but I can't find any
information on the latest news with Reiser4.  In particular, I can't
find any information about the current "issue" of Reiser4's inclusion
in the vanilla kernel (is this over?).  [Last major message I can find
on Kernel Traffic is about January, although there are a couple of
mentions on how it's impeding 4K kernel stacks or something in
Juneish.]

Also, I have no clue which versions of Resier4 there are, and how to
get the "latest" version (e.g. is everything in -mm, or will I get
something from Namesys patches I won't find in a stock or -mm kernel,
and then if Namesys patches contain something other kernel versions
don't, which Namesys patch is the latest, and how do I find it out?).

-- 
~Mike
 - Just my two cents
 - No man is an island, and no man is unable.

Re: Latest on Reiser4

[Hans Reiser]

michael chang wrote:

>I've been trying to search around a bit, but I can't find any
>information on the latest news with Reiser4.  In particular, I can't
>find any information about the current "issue" of Reiser4's inclusion
>in the vanilla kernel (is this over?).  [Last major message I can find
>on Kernel Traffic is about January, although there are a couple of
>mentions on how it's impeding 4K kernel stacks or something in
>Juneish.]
>
>Also, I have no clue which versions of Resier4 there are, and how to
>get the "latest" version (e.g. is everything in -mm, or will I get
>something from Namesys patches I won't find in a stock or -mm kernel,
>and then if Namesys patches contain something other kernel versions
>don't, which Namesys patch is the latest, and how do I find it out?).
>
>  
>
we have the changes they have asked for in testing/debugging now....

If they slow our inclusion up by enough, the compression plugin will be
working when we go in.... ;-)