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on 01/29/2014 03:36 PM James wrote the following: |
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> Once the newer kernel series come out, the newer versions |
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> of a series (usually) slow way down on being delivered. |
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Not necessarily, if some devs are maintaining a series as "long term", |
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which, I think, is the case for the 3.10.X series (if I am not wrong). |
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> Maybe a wildcard with the kernel series name in your "world" |
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> file might work. |
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Yes, maybe. |
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And that's why am I asking. |
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> At some point, the long kernel series revisions are usually |
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> only about tweaking a few given features. |
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And bugs. |
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> If that is your |
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> situation, dig into the kernel sources, read the docs and |
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> find the guy hacking on that option. Many will add additional |
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> testers, if you know what your are doing. |
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My situation, is not so complicated hopefully :P |
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> Alternatively, run a cron job where you manually query |
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> the gentoo-sources can parse out what you wnat by |
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> kernel series number, and then mail that to yourself, |
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> if it is all that important.... |
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That would be another option, for another "manual" way. |
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Thanks for the idea though. |
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