"gifts" to Red Hat.
Hello [email protected]:
1) Sorry for bothering you, firstly.
A) Asianux have found, analysed, and also provided the solving ways
to the issues which only relative with Red Hat (public kernel not have), we can call them in short words "gifts".
B) The relative members of Red Hat suggested Asianux to send these
"gifts" to public kernel mailing list (linux-*@vger.kernel.org), please see the details in bottom of this mail.
C) I want to consult: "is it suitable to talk about these 'gifts' in
linux-*@vger.kernel.org" ?
2) for Asianux:
A) Asianux will provide their contributes to the Open Source, just as
Asianux have already get benefits from the Open Source.
B) Finding, analysing, and providing solving ways is one of important
ways to contributes to the Open Source.
C) Asianux will do what they can do for Open Source focus on Linux kernel (not only Red Hat, but also public kernel)
3) please feed back:
A) welcome any members to giving any suggestions and completions.
B) if none-reply within 2 weeks, Asianux will see "it is suitable".
C) thanks.
Appendix:
The communication between [email protected] and [email protected]
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Quoted 21 lines · Ric Wheeler
Quoted 4 lines · Chen Gang
Hi Ric,
1) I have sent to this mail to [email protected].
Great!
What you need to do is to post the question there and also a test with the upstream kernel version.
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2) I want to know: "Why send an issue to a public kernel mail list which is only relative with Red Hat own ??".
Our developers will see your post and will follow up based on the upstream conversation if we think it is a feature our customer base (and supported configurations) will see.
We are *not* paid to support other distributions or their developer teams in debugging and supporting your code base.
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