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On Nov 8, 2010, at 8:11 PM, Stephen Rothwell wrote:
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> I have a quilt series in linux-next called aoe that has not been updated
> since Nov, 2009.  Can I assume that it is defunct and remove it?  Or will
> you be using it again?

You can remove it, thanks.  When I created it, I had the
misunderstanding that I was supposed to push through
linux-next into Linus's tree.  But patches still just go through
Andrew or Jens.

The aoe changes usually aren't invasive enough to benefit
from being available in linux-next, I think.

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