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On Mon, Aug 08, 2005 at 05:30:31PM +0200, Lars Weiler wrote: |
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> I never understood wherefore GDP needs the information like |
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> kernels and that all. If the arch-coordinator organised a |
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> to have an up-to-date documentation, everything should be |
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> fine. |
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Because we have *two* handbooks, one for the networkless installations and |
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one for the network based ones. The files we require are needed to verify if |
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the networkless instructions work properly. If an architecture team tells me |
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that the docs are fine, that is okay as well, as long as I get some notice |
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about it. |
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If you leave out the GDP in the release process, you'll eventually get into |
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trouble where releases are made and the online docs are not ready yet. |
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> All in all it looks like that you must have missed a lot of |
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> communication... |
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Quite a lot, yes. Makes me wonder where that communication is happening. |
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