How can i see a list of applied p-o-m patches

Hi friends

I'm using an embedded system based on the kernel 2.4.30 where were applied several patches with patch-o-matic (not by me).

I have the kernel source, .config, and the patch-o-matic used.

Now I need to upgrade that kernel to version 2.4.32, and I'd like to apply the same patches.

Is there any way I could see a list of patches that were applied on that 2.4.30?

Thank You.

I don't know if exist a particular way to do that .. but you can try test a rule with the target that you want to know if it's present.

Too, when you are applying the patches .. the installation tell you is the patch is present.

See first the options in the kernel, some options are presents in the kernel and in the patch-o-matic, be carefully applying the patches.

Regards

Jorge Dávila.

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Ahy don't you try a diff between 2.4.30 and 2.4.32 and then try to apply the diff into the patched 2.4.30 kernel?

Perhaps it will be much quick than find all patches applied.

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Solved. I did the following:

./runme all > tempfile

As I could not see the messages i pressed enter around fifty times to not apply any patch.

Then:

grep ^Testing tempfile

Show me a list with the lines started by Testing, Example:
Testing ipp2p... Not Applied
Testing rpc... Not Applied
Testing string... Applied

That was what i need.

Runme help shows the following option:
-- check check mode, automaticaly checks if patches are alreay applied.
produces a logfile: rune.out-check

(Note 2 tipos: alreay and rune.out-check)

However it just does nothing, I tried to run several times and could not find the runme.out-check file.