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| author | Mcgrof <anonymous.contributor@example.org> | 2014-11-17 23:24:19 +0000 |
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| committer | Konstantin Ryabitsev <konstantin@linuxfoundation.org> | 2024-10-04 15:47:33 -0400 |
| commit | 58b0bdbcf9414dd9e596315a218050c8d937201f (patch) | |
| tree | a91a3a032ab2d5f8057c8189d171306f13e99e94 | |
| parent | 501d5eb04309cd192485cf3199e01431cd81a17a (diff) | |
| download | backports-58b0bdbcf9414dd9e596315a218050c8d937201f.tar.gz | |
Update Documentation/integration
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diff --git a/wiki/Documentation_integration.mediawiki b/wiki/Documentation_integration.mediawiki index 935403d..f778a25 100644 --- a/wiki/Documentation_integration.mediawiki +++ b/wiki/Documentation_integration.mediawiki @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title: Documentation/integration Go back --> [[Documentation|Backports user documentation]] -The backports project first started out by supporting making releases as [[Documentation/packaging|packaged tarballs]] whereby users can compile future versions of device drivers on older versions of Linux. As of tag backports-20141114 (first release branch will be based on origin/linux-3.19.y) backports supports '''kernel integration''' support, this allows to '''atomically''' '''integrate''' future versions of device drivers, apply required patches to backport them, add hooks into kconfig to make them visible and usable, as well as dealing with conflicts with older versions of these same drivers. By supporting kernel integration the backports project can now support enabling use of automatically backported subsystems and drivers on older kernels without requiring modules, everything can be built-in. +The backports project first started out by supporting making releases as [[Documentation/packaging|packaged tarballs]] whereby users can compile future versions of device drivers on older versions of Linux. As of tag backports-20141114 (first release branch will be based on origin/linux-3.19.y) backports supports '''kernel integration''' support, this allows to '''atomically''' '''integrate''' future versions of device drivers, apply required patches to backport them, add hooks into kconfig to make them visible and usable, as well as dealing with conflicts with older versions of these same drivers. By supporting kernel integration the backports project can now support enabling use of automatically backported subsystems and drivers on older kernels without requiring modules, everything can be '''built-in'''. <h2>Kernel integration summary</h2> |