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authorChris Feyerchak <anonymous.contributor@example.org>2017-07-03 19:45:37 +0000
committerKonstantin Ryabitsev <konstantin@linuxfoundation.org>2024-10-04 15:47:34 -0400
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Summarize features of integration mode and package mode
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= Workflows =
-Backports provides users with a choice of workflows:
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-# '''[[Documentation/packaging|package releases mode]]''' - backports produces a tarball (loosely akin to a patch) containing the subsystems/drivers of a future kernel
-# '''[[Documentation/integration|kernel integration mode]]''' - backports directly '''integrates''' the subsystems/drivers of a future kernel into an older kernel tree
+Backports provides users with a choice of two workflows:
+
+# '''[[Documentation/integration|kernel integration mode]]'''
+#* future kernel source tree and older kernel source tree must be present on the same machine at the same time
+#* backports suite '''integrates''' the subsystems/drivers of the future kernel directly into the older kernel
+# '''[[Documentation/packaging|package releases mode]]'''
+#* future kernel source tree and older kernel source tree do not need to be present on the same machine at the same time
+#* on machine hosting future kernel source tree, backport package is generated
+#* on machine hosting older kernel, backport package is applied
+#* backport package is loosely akin to a patch file
= Backported Subsystems =