Documentation
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compat is a shared module / headers that implements newer features for usage on older kernels. | compat is a shared module / headers that implements newer features for usage on older kernels. | ||
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compat-drivers is the framework that pulls code from the Linux kernel, adds the compat module and backports features that compat could not backport within its module / headers. | compat-drivers is the framework that pulls code from the Linux kernel, adds the compat module and backports features that compat could not backport within its module / headers. | ||
− | * [[compat-drivers|compat-drivers documentation]] | + | * [[Documentation/compat-drivers|compat-drivers documentation]] |
Revision as of 21:00, 14 August 2012
This page is dedicated towards documentation to all backports components.
Backports components
There are currently two components to the backports effort.
compat
compat is a shared module / headers that implements newer features for usage on older kernels.
* compat documentation
compat-drivers
compat-drivers is the framework that pulls code from the Linux kernel, adds the compat module and backports features that compat could not backport within its module / headers.
* compat-drivers documentation