Major problem with Speakup.

[Steve Holmes]

This discussion does bring up one question for me though.  Is there a way
to get the CVS update into a single file and then deal with that in a
stand alone basis?  I'm not really up on CVS so the only part I'm familiar
with is its "on the fly patching" of files already on the system.  In the
case of speakup, I would like to use CVS to get the patches, hold them off
to the side and then apply them to a new kernel tree whenever I need them.
Does that make sense?

On Fri, 17 Aug 2001, Kirk Wood wrote:

> WEll things may not b done simply cause Kirk (the other one) is doing all
> of this on his own time for no money. Send him enough and he might be
> quiet happy to provide all kinds of service.
>
> As for a way around the situation there is a simple one. Download all you
> need from a computer that has an internet connection. Then transfer the
> data. (You did leave a means for data tranfer didn't you?) I find it hard
> to believe nobody has a CD burner that you know of.  In fact, probably
> someone has a high speed connection and a burner and would do it for the
> cost of the disk. Ask your friends.
>
> The download need not occur on a linux machine. I have downloaded many a
> file from a windows machine then tranfered to my linux machine. Just
> transfer in binary mode.
>
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> Kirk Wood
> Cpt.Kirk at 1tree.net
>
> The mind is like a parachute; it works much better when open.
> If you're too open minded, your brains will fall out.
>
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