Compare 2 kernel build logs - before and after <patch> was applied.
-<patch> - the difference between the 2 built kernels
-<log_before> - build log before <patch> was applied
+<patch> - the patch which was applied to the "before" kernel
+<log_before> - build log before <patch> was applied
<log_after> - build log after <patch> was applied
Options:
- -w, --workdir=WDIR path to the working directory where the kernel will
- be built (default: a temporary directory is created
- using mktemp);
+ -w, --workdir=WDIR path to the work directory (default: a temporary
+ directory is created using mktemp);
-p, --preserve preserve all the temporary files - do not clean up;
-v, --verbose be verbose;
-h, --help show this text and exit.
the <kernel-tree>; this option makes it possible to use
a stand-alone defconfig file instead;
-i, --input=MBOX use the MBOX file instead of stdin;
- -w, --workdir=WDIR path to the working directory where the kernel will
+ -w, --workdir=WDIR path to the work directory where the kernel will
be built (default: a temporary directory is created
using mktemp);
-M, --kmake-opts additional options to append to the final kernel
-c, --commit-id=ID the commit id to test against (default is the head of
the git tree (HEAD));
-i, --input=MBOX use the MBOX file instead of stdin;
- -w, --workdir=WDIR path to the working directory where the kernel will
+ -w, --workdir=WDIR path to the work directory where the kernel will
be built (default: a temporary directory is created
using mktemp);
--logdir=LOGDIR build logs will be put to this directory (by default
This is Aiaiai's local delivery agent script which receives the incoming
emails from the mail server (via a pipe), procesess them (drops all e-mails
which do not start with [PATCH*], detects and collects patch-sets), and
- puts them to the "queue" sub-directory of the working directory. This
+ puts them to the "queue" sub-directory of the work directory. This
should, in turn, wake up the "aiaiai-email-dispatcher" script which will
take further care of the patch or patch-set.
is required for extracting basic information for sending the notifications (own
e-mail address, etc).
-<workdir> - the working directory.
-<cfgfile.ini> - the configuration file.
+<workdir> - the work directory
+<cfgfile.ini> - the configuration file
Options:
--reap-archive=MIN remove all files created earlier than MIN
Options:
-j, --jobs=N allow to run N jobs simultaneously (default is 1);
- -w, --workdir=WDIR path to the working directory where the kernel will
+ -w, --workdir=WDIR path to the work directory where the kernel will
be built (default: a temporary directory is created
using mktemp);
--logdir=LOGDIR build logs will be put to this directory (by default