When converting and splitting the kernel svn repository to git, I left the 'people' directory alone. Now I would like to move those files that are still used to a git repository or repositories.
The following subdirectories exist:
* benh/
- last commit: 2015
- contains: miscellaneous scripts
* cts/
- last commit: 2007
- contains: kernel config files for individual m68k systems
* dannf/
- last commit: 2009
- contains: branch of linux-2.6 (2.6.30 with bnx2x firmware loading)
* fs/
- last commit: 2007
- contains:
- branch of linux-2.6 (2.6.18 with Xen 3.1 patches)
- branch of tgt
* horms/
- last commit: 2005
- contains:
- build scripts
- notes on CVE fix status
* jurij/
- last commit: 2006
- contains:
- ipw3945-daemon package
- module packaging documentation,
- firmware-position-statement.txt
* maks-guest/
- last commit: 2007
- contains: nothing
* micah/
- last commit: 2005
- contains: pending_CVE_requests
* tbm/
- last commit: 2006
- contains: compare-configs
* ukleinek/
- last commit: 2012
- contains: branch of linux-2.6 (3.0-rt)
* waldi/
- last commit: 2015
- contains:
- several package branches
- script for building from svn snapshots
- kconfigeditor{,2} utilities
So far as I can, most of this is obsolete.
I've migrated my scripts to the kernel-team repository, initially under
subdirectory scripts/benh, and merged that branch to master.
I intend to do the same for kconfigeditor2, under subdirectory
utils/kconfigeditor2. (The migrated history is currently on the
benh/kconfigeditor2 branch.)
Following this, I would make the svn repository entirely read-only.
Ben.
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Ben Hutchings
Always try to do things in chronological order;
it's less confusing that way.
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