Gentoo kernel bug hunting

December 4, 2008 · Posted in Gentoo 

After Daniels Drake call on November issue of Gentoo Monthly Newsletter I decided to join and help gentoo kernel team to hunt, catch, and kill several kernel bugs.

So far I like the whole development process.  Daniel and the rest of the guys  ( on #gentoo-kernel irc room ) are trying to show us the correct ways to deal with a possible kernel bug. There is no much coding to do ( hopefully ). We just try to understand why a bug is happening without dealing with source files ( until now ).

I think that this is a good way to understand the whole Linux kernel’s tree and become more familiar with it .

If someone would like to join us, join #gentoo-kernel irc room on freenode servers . Furthermore you can read this guide about the whole kernel maintenance process

Comments

2 Responses to “Gentoo kernel bug hunting”

  1. comzeradd on December 5th, 2008 12:39 am

    i’d like to join this kernel bug hunting as well. i sent an email to daniel an he was very informative on his reply.

    i already started reading the corresponding documentation. see you on #gentoo-kernel :)

  2. Markos on December 5th, 2008 3:21 am

    Great. Its good to have you on board comzeradd :)

Leave a Reply




GreekBloggers.com
Patras Wireless Metropolitan Network
Planet Hellug
iloog
forum hellug