clean up scsi documentation
cover clean up scsi documentation
Hi,
here are my patches to clean up the scsi documentation. It is split in three parts:
0) Do the work. A small script that does the following things:
-create Documentation/scsi/
-move all the scsi documentation from Documentation/ and drivers/scsi/ to this location
-kill ChangeLog.serverraid. It's a duplication from ChangeLog.ips but is missing some bits (got ok from maintainer to do this)
-rename README.drivername to drivername.txt which is more common in Documentation/*
NOTE: start this script on the top level of the source tree (/usr/src/linux or whereever you put it).
1) Fix up references. A patch doing the following:
-fix up all the references (hope I got them all) -introduce Documentation/scsi/00-INDEX
2) Clean up. Just a bit cosmetics:
-kill unneeded trailing new lines
-kill one not-ascii character from FlashPoint.txt
-kill unneeded patch instruction from cpqfc.txt: noone needs this because the driver is already in the kernel as everybody can see.
Eike
PS: please CC me, I'm not on this list and I'm only reading this via google sometimes.
---------Here we go: the script----------
#!/bin/bash
mkdir -v Documentation/scsi
mv -v drivers/scsi/README.* Documentation/scsi/
rm -v drivers/scsi/ChangeLog.serverraid
mv -v drivers/scsi/ChangeLog* Documentation/scsi/
mv -v drivers/scsi/LICENSE.FlashPoint Documentation/scsi/
mv -v drivers/scsi/aic7xxx_old/README.aic7xxx Documentation/scsi/aic7xxx_old.txt mv -v drivers/scsi/sym53c8xx_2/ChangeLog.txt Documentation/scsi/ChangeLog.sym53c8xx_2 mv -v drivers/scsi/sym53c8xx_2/Documentation.txt Documentation/scsi/sym53c8xx_2.txt mv -v drivers/scsi/cpqfc.Readme Documentation/scsi/cpqfc.txt
mv -v drivers/scsi/scsi_mid_low_api.txt Documentation/scsi/
mv -v Documentation/scsi.txt Documentation/scsi/
mv -v Documentation/scsi-generic.txt Documentation/scsi/
mv -v Documentation/README.nsp_cs.eng Documentation/scsi/NinjaSCSI.txt cd Documentation/scsi
for i in README.*; do
mv -v $i echo $i| sed 's/README\.//'.txt
done
cd ../..
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Quoted 24 lines · Rolf Eike Beer
Hi,
here are my patches to clean up the scsi documentation. It is split in three parts:
0) Do the work. A small script that does the following things:
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-2-create Documentation/scsi/ -move all the scsi documentation from Documentation/ and drivers/scsi/ to thislocation
-kill ChangeLog.serverraid. It's a duplication from ChangeLog.ips but is missing some bits (got ok from maintainer to do this)
-rename README.drivername to drivername.txt which is more common inDocumentation/*
NOTE: start this script on the top level of the source tree (/usr/src/linuxor whereever you put it).1) Fix up references. A patch doing the following:
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-2-fix up all the references (hope I got them all) -introduce Documentation/scsi/00-INDEX2) Clean up. Just a bit cosmetics:
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-3-kill unneeded trailing new lines -kill one not-ascii character from FlashPoint.txt -kill unneeded patch instruction from cpqfc.txt: noone needs this because the
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driver is already in the kernel as everybody can see.
Sounds good to me. Would be nice to separate the steps so BK notices the file moves and keeps history.
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here are my patches to clean up the scsi documentation. It is split in three parts:
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Sounds good to me. Would be nice to separate the steps so BK notices the file moves and keeps history.
Ok. What would be the best way of doing this? Move the files one by one? One patch per file? Or a better script?
Eike
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here are my patches to clean up the scsi documentation. It is split in three parts:
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Sounds good to me. Would be nice to separate the steps so BK notices the file moves and keeps history.
Ok. What would be the best way of doing this? Move the files one by one? One patch per file? Or a better script?
Let some BK user (e.g. james or me) do the move and then apply your fixup patches. We can do all moves as one cset without problems.
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here are my patches to clean up the scsi documentation. It is split in three parts:
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Sounds good to me. Would be nice to separate the steps so BK notices the file moves and keeps history.
Ok. What would be the best way of doing this? Move the files one by one? One patch per file? Or a better script?
Let some BK user (e.g. james or me) do the move and then apply your fixup patches. We can do all moves as one cset without problems.
That's why I sent them here. Or did I misunderstood you, Douglas?
Please do it.
Eike
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Ok. What would be the best way of doing this? Move the files one by one? One patch per file? Or a better script?
I've already converted this to a BK script and applied it.
Except for the removal of ChangeLog.serverraid (I renamed this ChangeLog.ips).
James
Am Montag, 11. November 2002 16:58 schrieb J.E.J. Bottomley:
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Ok. What would be the best way of doing this? Move the files one by one? One patch per file? Or a better script?
I've already converted this to a BK script and applied it.
Except for the removal of ChangeLog.serverraid (I renamed this ChangeLog.ips).
I asked someone from Adaptec some time ago and he said this one is obsolete. Can you explain me the idea behind this?
Thanks,
Eike