How to send the [PATCH 0/x] kind of emails?
Mandeep Sandhu
mandeepsandhu.chd at gmail.com
Sun Dec 14 12:18:54 EST 2014
>
> Have you asked the original author about this? There has to be some
> reason the patch was not accepted, right? Try asking them what happened
No, because the email address recorded in the patch is no longer valid.
> to see if they remember. I can't remember what happened with a specific
> patch yesterday, I deal with too many patches to be able to remember
> anything, but usually the author has a bit better recollection.
I could not find any NACK or any sort of comment on the original patch
submission. The only email I saw related to these patches was that it
didn't apply cleanly on the previous patch-set (also submitted by the
same author, and merged in by you). You had mentioned thta since the
patch didn't apply cleanly, you had deleted the patch-set and had
asked for it to be re-submitted (which the original author did).
>
> It's ok to submit other people's patches, but it's a nice idea to ask
> them about it before doing so.
I was hoping that Eric Biederman might still be there on LKML and that
he might jump in once I post the patches! :)
I'll add a 'Tested-by' to each of the commits and submit the patch-set.
Thanks,
-mandeep
>
> good luck,
>
> greg k-h
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