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 Functionally Overloaded Linux Kernel - Default branch
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Added: Wed, Jun 13th 2001 11:30 UTC (7 years, 2 months ago) Updated: Thu, Feb 21st 2002 16:12 UTC (6 years, 6 months ago)


About:
The FOLK project aims to provide a single patch which incorporates as many Linux kernel projects as can be crammed in. Its goal is to allow people who are interested in experimenting with the different projects to get on with the experimenting, rather than spend time fixing clashing diffs. It also has the goal of giving some of the more obscure projects a better chance of being seen and used. It is not intended for "general use". If a given release is stable, that will be by sheer luck. These are experimental projects, of unknown quality and completeness, being thrown together in ways that the developers are unlikely to have even remotely considered.

Author:
imipak [contact developer]

Rating:
8.02/10.00 (3 votes)

Homepage:
http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/folk/
Tar/GZ:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=29200
Tar/BZ2:
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=29200
Changelog:
http://sourceforge.net/[..]otes.php?group_id=29200&release_id=76277
CVS tree (cvsweb):
http://folk.cvs.sourceforge.net/
Mailing list archive:
http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=29200

Trove categories: [change]
[Development Status]  4 - Beta
[Intended Audience]  Developers, System Administrators
[License]  OSI Approved :: GNU General Public License (GPL)
[Operating System]  POSIX :: Linux
[Programming Language]  Assembly, C
[Topic]  Software Development, System :: Clustering/Distributed Networks, System :: Operating System Kernels :: Linux

Dependencies: [change]
No dependencies filed

 
Project admins: [change]
» imipak (Owner)

» Rating: 8.02/10.00 (Rank N/A)
» Vitality: 0.01% (Rank 6674)
» Popularity: 1.59% (Rank 3413)

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 Branches

Branch Version Last release License URLs
Default 2.4.17-rc2-folk-2.4.0 21-Feb-2002 GNU General Public License (GPL) Homepage Tar/GZ Changelog Hosted on SourceForge.net

 Comments

[»] Is development dead?
by Styx - Nov 30th 2001 11:27:14

The subject says it all, doesn't it? I'd like to use the FOLK patch on my workstation, but the latest release is for 2.4.10... What's happening?

--
Joachim Blaabjerg styx@mailbox.as www.SuxOS.org

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    [»] Re: Is development dead?
    by imipak - Feb 21st 2002 15:42:00


    > The subject says it all, doesn't it? I'd
    > like to use the FOLK patch on my
    > workstation, but the latest release is
    > for 2.4.10... What's happening?

    The project went on hold, for a while. :( Part of that was a heavy workload, but part of it was due to the fact that kernel development went into a period of sheer chaos for a while. Entire major components were being ripped out and replaced, seemingly on a daily basis. I wanted to wait until things calmed down a little, so that patches might actually work with the latest kernel.

    I also made several attempts to move onto the 2.5.x tree, but the chaos simply moved over there. Although there's some really nice code there, I've found it impossible to produce a good 2.5.x patch, with all the pin-wheeling around. Once someone disconnects the Improbability Generator from Linus' brain, it should be possible to move forward there. (Linus is probably one of the hottest coders around, and one of the brightest, but we might as well be using a Genetic Algorithm for the Virtual Memory Manager, for all that it keeps getting replaced.)

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[»] wish: Make available via ftp?
by fire-eyes - Jun 29th 2001 17:32:24

It would be nice to be able to download these patches from an ftp server, I have to stop downloads frequently and at 5M into it, I don't have too much faith in stopping an http download and hoping it resumes.

So making it available via ftp would be fantastic!

Thanks.

--
[EOF]

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    [»] Re: wish: Make available via ftp?
    by imipak - Jul 30th 2001 14:35:03

    You can access the FOLK archives via FTP, by FTPing to ftp.sourceforge.net and going to the /pub/sourceforge/folk directory.

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[»] Support for low-latency patch?
by rufus t firefly - Jun 15th 2001 11:47:54

Are you planning on adding Ingo Molnar's low-latency patch to your kernel patch set?

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    [»] Re: Support for low-latency patch?
    by imipak - Jun 15th 2001 12:44:15

    %startquote%
    > Are you planning on adding Ingo Molnar's
    > low-latency patch to your kernel patch
    > set?

    I'm stuck on whether to use Ingo's patch or Andrew Morton's patch. Andrew Morton's uses a lot of Ingo Molnar's patch set, and is much more current, but that doesn't always mean much. I'll have to think about this one, but any input anyone can give would be truly appreciated.

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