Performance and stability issues have been fixed to some degree.
A lot of the patches I have received either did not have names attached
or I was unable to locate a name. Please contact me if changes must
be made. All of the patches that have been included in this release can
be found at:
ftp://ftp.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/people/mjc/linux-2.4/included/mjc2
The release itself is located here:
ftp://ftp.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/people/mjc/linux-2.4/current
Below is a snippet from Changelog.mjc:
mjc2:
Reverse Mapping Patch #10 (Rik van Riel)
Bootmem patch (William Lee Irwin III)
entry.S speedups (Alex Khripin)
-fixed entry.S to apply to mjc tree (Luuk van der Duim)
NFS Updates (Trond Myklebust)
kmem_cache_estimate optimization (Balbir Singh)
IRQrate (Ingo Molnar)
Pagecache & Icache hash changes (Chuck Lever,
William Lee Irwin III,
Rusty Russell,
Anton Blanchard)
Voodoo Framebuffer Fixes (Jurriaan)
SiS 5513 Fixes (Lionel Bouton)
ATI Rage128 Framebuffer Fixes (?)
removed in mjc2:
Software Suspend (does not function correctly,
very poor style in some areas)
Lock-Break (known to cause problems with other modules)
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Michael Cohen
OhDarn.net
Hi!
> removed in mjc2:
> Software Suspend (does not function correctly,
> very poor style in some areas)
Which patch did you try to integrate? Can you elaborate on "does not
function" and "poor style"? I want to see that fixed ;-).
Pavel
--
(about SSSCA) "I don't say this lightly. However, I really think that the U.S.
no longer is classifiable as a democracy, but rather as a plutocracy." --hpa
[email protected] wrote:
> Performance and stability issues have been fixed to some degree.
> A lot of the patches I have received either did not have names attached
> or I was unable to locate a name. Please contact me if changes must
> be made. All of the patches that have been included in this release can
> be found at:
> ftp://ftp.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/people/mjc/linux-2.4/included/mjc2
> The release itself is located here:
> ftp://ftp.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/people/mjc/linux-2.4/current
>
> Below is a snippet from Changelog.mjc:
> mjc2:
> Reverse Mapping Patch #10 (Rik van Riel)
> Bootmem patch (William Lee Irwin III)
> entry.S speedups (Alex Khripin)
> -fixed entry.S to apply to mjc tree (Luuk van der Duim)
> NFS Updates (Trond Myklebust)
> kmem_cache_estimate optimization (Balbir Singh)
> IRQrate (Ingo Molnar)
> Pagecache & Icache hash changes (Chuck Lever,
> William Lee Irwin III,
> Rusty Russell,
> Anton Blanchard)
> Voodoo Framebuffer Fixes (Jurriaan)
> SiS 5513 Fixes (Lionel Bouton)
>
SiS 5513:
- Current state:
I had no filesystem corruption on my SIS735 system since latest patch,
had it reviewed by several readers and think to have put correct init
code in...
- Warning:
I've not yet gotten the level of testing I'd like to (confirmation on
other SIS735 and reports for other 5513 derivatives).
With old code ATA100 can work for some not at all for other and even for
many systems sometime work sometime fail (seems the most probable and
occured on my configuration).
My guess is that the chip registers don't have a defined value at system
power on but some random probability of being right.
So I consider these fixes alpha quality untill I have success reports on
a larger scale.
- So:
If you have SIS IDE and try the mjc branch, please report any success or
failure directly to me (with sis chipset used it would be good, with
mainboard model better and with BIOS rev it would be perfect).
It's quite important for future devs as I'm not comfortable with the
current code (needed too much time to understand in my opinion). I'd
like to rewrite several chuncks (and in fact began to do so) but am
waiting for the current fixes to be tested on a larger scale.
> ATI Rage128 Framebuffer Fixes (?)
> [...]
LB.
On Thu, 2002-01-03 at 14:35, Pavel Machek wrote:
> Hi!
>
> > removed in mjc2:
> > Software Suspend (does not function correctly,
> > very poor style in some areas)
>
> Which patch did you try to integrate? Can you elaborate on "does not
> function" and "poor style"? I want to see that fixed ;-).
There were a whole bunch of places where ifdefs were not inserted, and
the feature got turned on even if you didn't want it in some instances.
Also, well, it doesn't resume. ;)
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Michael Cohen
> Pavel
> --
> (about SSSCA) "I don't say this lightly. However, I really think that the U.S.
> no longer is classifiable as a democracy, but rather as a plutocracy." --hpa