Messages in this thread | | | Date | Mon, 20 Feb 2006 18:14:34 +0100 | From | Matthias Andree <> | Subject | Re: CD writing in future Linux (stirring up a hornets' nest) |
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Joerg Schilling schrieb am 2006-02-20:
> > Noted. However even if I do create said patch, I'm more than 90% certain you > > won't even take a look at it. > > If your code will have similar relevence than the code from Matthias, you are > obviously true.
Well, it is irrelevant to _you_ because it proves you're wrong. At least, not a single objective argument WRT bugs in side the code have surfaced.
> One problem is that GNU make is not working in a useful way on many patforms > that are listed to be working. GNU make is unmaintained since many years and > a serious bug I reported in 1999 still has not been fixed.
The so-called "serious" bug is a purely cosmetic complaint about non-existant .d files.
> > Says you. Since the SCSI system via /dev/hd* was just added in, IIRC, the 2.5 > > series kernel - at the same time ide-scsi was deprecated access via SG_IO > > on /dev/hd* is the new method and not deprecated. > > Any system that is worse than another one is deprecated.
Hm. Schilling's applications are worse than others by printing meaningless warnings...
> If people on LKML believe it is OK not to abide promises and if they don't have
Your delusions about who "promise"d something to you...
> Well, on such a system, a /dev/hd driver is not needed for the CD-ROM. > A SCSI disk driver would be sufficient.
Not your business.
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