ADB) There are no more known bugs in later kernel versions than in earlier kernel versions. However, the Linux kernel source code has been growing at a constant rate. As a general rule, large pieces of code tend to have undetected bugs. OTOH, the core code for the Linux kernel seems to have stabilized at around 16 thousand lines of C code, according to Larry McVoy. REW) I'd say more than 23 thousand lines in 2.1.x.

ADB) Linus would be the best person to ask, but I don't know if he would have the time and patience to answer this question. There are some development issues that can be mentioned, though: PnP support in the kernel. Right now one can get PnP support using the isapnptools user space package and manually tuning the I/O, IRQ and DMA channel allocation, but future Linux kernels will do that for you.

Full functionality requires Linux 2.4.x or better. (Earlier versions may still work, but are no longer regularly tested.) A large fraction of the code should run on just about anything. While the current code is fairly Linux specific, it should be fairly easy to port the majority of the code to support, say, FreeBSD or Solaris, or Mac OS X, or even Windows (if you are into that sort of thing).

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There are two kernels to consider. The new code is already in the development Linux Kernel. It was introduced in 2.5.11. The stable Linux Kernel, currently 2.4.20, still has the old driver. We are happy with the state of the code, but we still have to convince the Kernel Gods that it's good.

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REG) Here are some basic guidelines for posting patches. For information on how to generate patches, see the entry by RRR below. Ensure the patch does not have trailing control-M characters on each line. A number of broken tools used to encode patches add control-M for "DOS compatibility". This breaks many versions of patch, so be sure to configure your tools properly, or use unbroken tools, otherwise your patch will be silently deleted. Include the patch inline in your email, in plain text.

ADB) Think again before you subscribe. Do you really want to get that much traffic in your mailbox? Are you so concerned about Linux kernel development that you will patch your kernel once a week, suffer through the oopses, bugs and the resulting time and energy losses? Are you ready to join the Order of the Great Penguin, and be called a "Linux geek" for the rest of your life? Maybe you're better off reading the weekly "Kernel Traffic" summary at http://www.kerneltraffic.org/.

ADB) At the bottom of each and every message sent by the linux-kernel mailing list server one can read:

ADB) Perhaps because there is no Linux Kernel Team, per se. Also because so many people contributed to the Linux kernel that it would be a tough task to setup and maintain such a page. Finally, although this is not a rule, most Linux kernel contributors prefer to keep a low profile, for various reasons.

ADB) You should probably read the definition of creeping featurism first. Related concepts, in increasing order of obfuscation: the KISS rule-of-thumb, the "Small is Beautiful" concept, Occam's Razor and Complexity Theory. A good book to read on these concepts as they apply to OS design is "The Mythical Man-Month" by Frederick P. Brooks, Jr.

RRR) In the root directory of the Linux kernel source tree (e.g. /usr/src/linux/), you will find a file COPYING. The file states that the Linux kernel is placed under the GNU General Public License (version 2), a copy of which is provided. If still in doubt, post to the appropriate forums (such as gnu.misc.discuss) or ask a lawyer, but don't ask about it on the linux-kernel list.

You should be able to edit the .config file and then just type make at the top level. For example, to use Linux's graphical config editor: cd linux-2.6-xen0 # make xconfig (configure however you want) (on old version you need to specify ARCH=xen after make) # cd .. # make If there's already a .config present in the kernel tree we leave it well alone. If there's none present and a ./dist/install/boot/config-2.6-xen0 exists then we copy that to .config.

Some versions of the Linux kernel do better with USB devices -- PalmOS devices in particular -- than others. 2.6.15 has been reported to cause difficulties in Kubuntu, while 2.6.17 is just fine.

enable "RTC support" (from Robert G. Brown). Note that inserting RTC support actually doesn't afaik prevent drift, but according to a discussion [Robert G. Brown] remember from a year ago or so it can prevent lockup when the clock is read at boot time. A note from Richard Jelinek says also that activating the Enhanced RTC is necessary to get the second CPU working (identified) on some original Intel Mainboards.

You need a kernel 2.6 or 2.4 plus cpufreq patch, Alan Cox already included it in the -ac branch. If you use kernel 2.6.0 or higher, everything is already in the kernel, check you have selected the right cpufreq drivers, see also #3. If you own a PowerPC (i.e. Apple) computer, and you use kernel 2.4 and have problems, then upgrade to benh kernel, cpudynd does work very well with his kernel.

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