Closed dirk-olmes closed 9 years ago
I use the following comand for kernel patching:
foreach f (~/Projekte/Linux/kernel-patches/4.1/*.patch); patch -p1 -s < $f || echo "could not apply $f"; end
As opposed to the command mentioned in the README, it will print any patch file that did not apply cleanly.
This is what I use as well; the line in the README is mostly for simplicity.
I've added the error handling to the README. Thanks. :)
I use the following comand for kernel patching:
As opposed to the command mentioned in the README, it will print any patch file that did not apply cleanly.