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Revision as of 21:01, 13 June 2013

This is the home page of the Linux kernel backporting project.

We provide drivers released on newer kernels backported for usage on older kernels.

Both daily snapshots based on linux-next, and stable releases based Linux's stable releases are provided.

The project aims to optimize the backporting process by not only providing backported drivers but by also aiming to automatically backport the Linux kernel by optimizing backporting collateral evolutions.

'2013-05-19 Update'

The compat-drivers and compat development tree were merged, there is a new development tree:

git://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/mcgrof/backports.git

There is now v3.10-rc1 releases available for testing, see the release page for the latest tarballs. Most of the documentation needs to be updated. Volunteers are welcomed.

Contents

Backports releases

      • Releases will be made through this page starting from the v3.7-rc1 release.
 * compat-drivers releases

General documentation

 * Backports mailing list
 * Get news or updates through social media
 * Backports documentation
   * compat
   * compat-drivers
 * reporting bugs
   * backports bugzilla

Hacker documentation

IRC

Most important of all, IRC. Join us:

irc.freenode.net #kernel-backports

Hacker documentation

 * Documented backport meetings
 * hacking on backports
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