Dear Pavel,
Red Hat support contract gives access to Red Hat Customer portal
and Red Hat Code Browser
https://access.redhat.com/labs/psb/
They publishes all patches included into released kernels,
with some details and explanation, like usual description in git patches,
with some delay (3-4 days or more),
both for RHEL5 and RHEL6 and RHEL7,
and with some restriction, for example you cannot re-distribute these patches.
May be it is quite expansive for individuals,
but it's very useful for development and maintenance of rhel-based kernels.
Thank you,
Vasily Averin
On 24.03.2015 16:50, Pavel Snajdr wrote:
> On 03/24/2015 02:37 PM, Pavel Snajdr wrote:
>> Hello Vasily,
>>
>> thank you for the answer.
>>
>> I have expected all of the points you mention and let me assure you,
>> that I fully understand all of them.
>>
>> These days there isn't a single project other than OpenVZ, for which I'm
>> looking forward to release its latest&greatest - namely the RHEL7 based
>> kernel.
>>
>> It shouldn't be too hard to backport these things I'm mentioning to
>> RHEL7 kernel, RHEL6 might be a bit hard in this regard.
>>
>> I have two additional questions, I'm not sure whether you're bound by
>> NDA so that you can/can't answer them, but it would mean a great deal to
>> me if you could:
>>
>> - do you guys at Parallels have access to separated-out patches for RHEL
>> kernels / to their git?
>> Because if you don't, then you guys are real heros for doing your work
>> on top of RHEL kernel. And if you do, that would mean that backporting
>> the shrinker patches from 3.12 shouldn't be too hard - and I would like
>> to help, if possible.
>>
>> - do you have an ETA for releasing any RHEL7 vz kernel preview? I would
>> be interested in testing as soon as you have anything, even if it's the
>> most unstable thing in the world.
>
> Oh and I see you have answered this one. However, I would like to ask in
> addition to your answer - is there any channel, through which I could
> take a look at that work and how it's evolving even if it's not usable?
>
> This is what I mean by OpenVZ project 'not being open', this is not how
> we do open-source in linux community :(
>
> /snajpa
>
>>
>> Thank you for your time!
>>
>> /snajpa
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