-testX patches are againts -test(X-1)
-testN-preX patches are against -test(N-1).
-test1-acXX patches are against -test1 (a bit obsolete now).
E.g. to build -test7-pre2 from -test1 you need patches:
-test[23456] - all of them
-test7-pre2 - no need of -test7-pre1.
Note: if you apply test7-pre2 patch, you will see kernel version -test7
_with no -pre2_.
Martin
On Sat, 12 Aug 2000, Michael Peddemors wrote:
> I couldn't find any mention of it, but are we supposed to apply both patch
> test 1 and then test2? Or will applying test2 suffice if applied directly
> against 2.4.0.test6?
>
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