[coreboot] [PATCH] We're not just version 2 anymore

Carl-Daniel Hailfinger c-d.hailfinger.devel.2006 at gmx.net
Fri Oct 30 03:42:55 CET 2009


On 30.10.2009 01:54, Peter Stuge wrote:
> Stefan Reinauer wrote:
>   
>> (this moves all sudirectories of coreboot-v2 to trunk and wipes the
>> coreboot-v2 directory as soon as it's empty. Then the directory
>> hierarchy would be more similar to, e.g. flashrom)
>>     
>
> If moving then I prefer this. Do the job properly when the knife is
> out anyway. :)
>   

NACK!!!

Are you two aware that every checkout of the new tree will look like this:

coreboot-v1/.cvsignore
coreboot-v1/AUTHORS
coreboot-v1/COPYING
coreboot-v1/ChangeLog
coreboot-v1/Documentation/
coreboot-v1/HOWTO/
coreboot-v1/NEWS
coreboot-v1/README
coreboot-v1/romimages/
coreboot-v1/src/
coreboot-v1/util/
COPYING
Makefile
NEWS
README
documentation/
src/
targets/
payloads/
util/ADLO
util/abuild
util/analysis
util/cbfstool
util/compareboard
util/crossgcc
util/dump_mmcr
util/kbuildall
util/kconfig
util/lbtdump
util/newconfig
util/nrv2b
util/optionlist
util/options
util/resetcf
util/romcc
util/sconfig
util/vgabios
util/x86emu
util/xcompile
util/ectool
util/getpir
util/inteltool
util/k8resdump
util/mkelfImage
util/mptable
util/msrtool
util/nvramtool
util/superiotool


Every coreboot checkout will contain a complete v1 tree, all utilities
we ever had (including an alpha disassembler from v1, flash_and_burn
from v1, AMD K7 MSR tools etc.), all payloads, and it will be dead slow
to check it out.

You don't want that.

Regards,
Carl-Daniel

-- 
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"We are juggling too many chainsaws and flaming arrows and tigers."





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