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Bug#258043: status update



reassign 258043 linux-2.6
stop

[2.6.7 is no longer in any release, reassigning to linux-2.6.]

Today we have a general policy for what patches go into the Debian
source:  http://wiki.debian.net/?DebianKernelPatchAcceptanceGuidelines

And, all patches are now split up and available in the
linux-patch-debian-* package, should anyone want to see specifics.  Each
patch should have a sufficient description in either comments in the
patch file itself, in the Debian changelog, or usually both.

So - given this current status - what would be sufficient for closing
this bug?  How about adding a short blurb to the
linux-source/linux-patch-debian description fields?  For example:

This source closely tracks official linux kernel releases.
Modifications to that source consist of security fixes, bug fixes, and
features that have already been accepted by the upstream maintainers.

-- 
dann frazier <dannf@dannf.org>




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