I decided to put my fingers where my mouth is and jump into kernel development instead of just complaining. Configuring a machine properly to do this most effectivally I guess is the next step. I only have one machine (I have some modest but non-critical production stuff that needs to continue working). Some options I have come up with: 1. Just hack my current sources and keep diffs (some automated way would be nice of edit-->make diff) 2. Use QEMU to create a development machine 3. Someone said something about unionfs and/or using a cvs mirror but I missed that completely missed that Any other suggestions. Also since I tend to be a little slow on the learning curve can you also point me to some good howto/tutorials on what ever solution you suggest? -- Aryeh M. Friedman Developer, not business, friendly http://www.flosoft-systems.comReceived on Wed Nov 07 2007 - 02:02:06 UTC
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