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Sorry folks - I guess I've made a right "dogs dinner" of this whole thread... |
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I'll make more efforts not to be "that noob" next time :-) |
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But I've got the information I needed about how to build old |
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gentoo-sources kernels. So thanks! |
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I've done my tests and the outcome is: |
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3.8.8 (gentoo-sources - manually built) |
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= NO nfs suspend issue |
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3.8.9 (gentoo-sources - manually built - nfs specific patches, removed |
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from 1008_linux-3.18.9.patch) |
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= NO nfs suspend issue |
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3.8.9 (gentoo-sources, stock) |
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= boot hangs with pNFS block error |
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3.8.10 (gentoo-sources, stock) |
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= nfs suspend issue |
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Anyway that's pretty much what the ML thread was kicked off to achieve |
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- so thanks all! Plus I've written a |
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little script for ordered patch application - so that might come in |
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useful at some point :-) |
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Just wondering in passing what the motivation is for kernel eclass |
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dropping support for automated |
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building of, what many would consider, very recent kernel revisions? |
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Could support not be retained (for renaming kernel versions to build |
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older revisions) |
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- but say masking off these versions as not security patched / maintained? |
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Personally I was quite surprised I couldn't just rename the stock |
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gentoo-sources ebuild to say |
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gentoo-sources-3.18.8.ebuild to pull that kernel revision with |
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automated patching... |
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But perhaps I'm just showing my inexperience / naivety in this matter? |
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All the best & thanks, |
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Robert |