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Re: How do you apply an 'ac' patch?



Hi Morbo to apply a patch to a kernel source tree change to /usr/src and
either gzip -d <patch.gz> or bunzip2 <patch.bz2> and then do:
patch-p0 <patch
If your applying a patch from Alan make a link from linux.ac to linux by
doing:
ln -s linux linux.ca
before applying his patches.

Tommy


On Tue, 23 Oct 2001, Morbo wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Sorry, I know this is basic stuff, but what is the correct way to apply an
> Alan Cox patch?
> (Or probably any patch for that matter.)
>
> I've downloaded the 2.4.12 kernel source from kernel.org and also the
> 'patch-2.4.12-ac6'
> from Alan's folder, which contains a file named 'pot'
>
> >From previous posts I gathered I had to use the 'patch' program (sounds
> logical :) ).
> But what are the correct parameters and proceedure etc.?
>
> Many, many help for your help in advance!
> regards,
> Balazs
>
>
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