x86: Anyone willing to take over the reigns
Hi All,
I think it's finally time I admitted that I simply have too much on my plate and need to give a few things up. Work and family life have got to the point where I can only manage to grab a quick hour here and there at my desk at home and I simply do not have enough time (or energy) to keep maintaining the x86 repo.
It's been really good to see the Chromium guys giving U-Boot x86 some much needed love, but it has highlighted to me just how much work it has been (and will be) to keep up. To give you an idea, I haven't sync'd my local repo (much less built U-Boot) in over a month now. My bandwidth is down to making a few passing comments on very specific patches.
Does anyone feel up to the task of taking on the x86 repo? If not, I'm sure that it could revert to the old days of being directly managed as 'miscellaneous'
Regards,
Graeme
Hi Graeme,
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Hi All,
I think it's finally time I admitted that I simply have too much on my plate and need to give a few things up. Work and family life have got to the point where I can only manage to grab a quick hour here and there at my desk at home and I simply do not have enough time (or energy) to keep maintaining the x86 repo.
It's been really good to see the Chromium guys giving U-Boot x86 some much needed love, but it has highlighted to me just how much work it has been (and will be) to keep up. To give you an idea, I haven't sync'd my local repo (much less built U-Boot) in over a month now. My bandwidth is down to making a few passing comments on very specific patches.
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Does anyone feel up to the task of taking on the x86 repo? If not, I'm sure that it could revert to the old days of being directly managed as 'miscellaneous'
I would be happy to take this on for a while.
Will you still be able to do some review, perhaps just for the more 'core' patches?
Regards,
Simon
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Regards,
Graeme
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Hi Simon,
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Hi Graeme,
On Sun, Oct 28, 2012 at 4:44 AM, Graeme Russ <[email protected]>
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Hi All,
I think it's finally time I admitted that I simply have too much on my plate and need to give a few things up. Work and family life have got to the point where I can only manage to grab a quick hour here and there
at my
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desk at home and I simply do not have enough time (or energy) to keep maintaining the x86 repo.
It's been really good to see the Chromium guys giving U-Boot x86 some
much
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needed love, but it has highlighted to me just how much work it has been (and will be) to keep up. To give you an idea, I haven't sync'd my local repo (much less built U-Boot) in over a month now. My bandwidth is down
to
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making a few passing comments on very specific patches.
Does anyone feel up to the task of taking on the x86 repo? If not, I'm
sure
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that it could revert to the old days of being directly managed as 'miscellaneous'
I would be happy to take this on for a while.
Thanks :-). I really appreciate it
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Will you still be able to do some review, perhaps just for the more 'core' patches?
Of course. I'll probably also provide some architectural suggestions and Acks.
Regards,
Graeme
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Hi Simon,
Quoted 4 lines · Simon Glass
Hi Graeme,
On Sun, Oct 28, 2012 at 4:44 AM, Graeme Russ <[email protected]>
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Hi All,
I think it's finally time I admitted that I simply have too much on my plate and need to give a few things up. Work and family life have got to the point where I can only manage to grab a quick hour here and there
at my
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desk at home and I simply do not have enough time (or energy) to keep maintaining the x86 repo.
It's been really good to see the Chromium guys giving U-Boot x86 some
much
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needed love, but it has highlighted to me just how much work it has been (and will be) to keep up. To give you an idea, I haven't sync'd my local repo (much less built U-Boot) in over a month now. My bandwidth is down
to
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making a few passing comments on very specific patches.
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Does anyone feel up to the task of taking on the x86 repo? If not, I'm
sure
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that it could revert to the old days of being directly managed as 'miscellaneous'
I would be happy to take this on for a while.
Thanks :-). I really appreciate it
Graeme, thanks for all your hard work! Simon, welcome aboard!
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