tar -zxvf linux-2.0.33.tar.gz
patch <patch-2.0.34preX (where X is any patch rev.)
short summary of failed patches:
nls.c
nls.h
nls_cp437.c
nls_cp737.c
joliet.c
isofs.txt
nls_cp863.c
nls_cp864.c
nls_cp865.c
nls_cp866.c
t2.c
tlan.c
tlan.h
vfatfs_syms.c
yellowfin.c
smc.c
rtl8139.c
I think you get the idea- a lot of problems with file systems and code
pages. I've been compiling/patching kernels since 1.0.xx and I can't
remember having such a big problem before.
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