Old and new CVS repositories are available via rsync

[Alexander Gottwald]

Kevin E Martin wrote:

> On Fri, Nov 19, 2004 at 10:13:36AM -0800, Keith Packard wrote:
> >
> > I've made the post-breakin version of CVS available for anonymous rsync
> > along with a relatively old version of CVS.  We need help looking over the
> > differences in the repositories to make sure there aren't any 'unexpected'
> > changes.
>
> I looked at HEAD and each of the tags and branches.  The only ones with
> differences between the two snapshots (besides HEAD) are:
>
>     lg3d-dev-0-6-1
>     CYGWIN-6_8_1-MERGE
>     XORG-6_8-branch
>     CYGWIN-HEAD-LAST-MERGE
>     CYGWIN-HEAD-MERGE
>     CYGWIN
>
> While I cannot comment on the correctness of the code, I've visually
> inspected the changes made to each of these branches/tags and have found
> no suspicious code.

I've checked the diff from the two repositories and found nothing suspicious
and so has Roland Mainz.

> As expected, the majority of changes are on HEAD.  I've visually
> inspected the changes on HEAD with the exception of Xprint and the SiS
> and VIA drivers.  If Roland can confirm Xprint is okay and the SiS and
> VIA driver authors can verify that their driver code is okay, then I
> think the CVS snapshot from Nov 15 will be okay to use.


I'm responsible for the CYGWIN branches (and tags) and can confirm that it
is ok. In #freedesktop libv told that the VIA code can be easily compared
with the unichrome sources and for the SIS changes this will aply too.
With Roland having looked at the code too the Xprint stuff can be considered
safe too.

Thats 6 eyes having checked the diffs and I think it can be considered save
now.

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