[U-Boot] is there an official MAINTAINER for u-boot POST support?
as i posted sort of recently, i'm playing with the POST tests for the first time and it's clear that the docs (doc/README.POST) is a bit out of date, so i'm willing to submit a patch or two to bring it at least a bit closer to current.
there is (AFAICT) no official maintainer for the POST stuff, so does one just ask questions on this general list? i don't want to bore people with POST-related questions if there's a more specific forum for that stuff.
thank you kindly.
rday
On Mon, Apr 11, 2016 at 06:08:06AM -0400, Robert P. J. Day wrote:
as i posted sort of recently, i'm playing with the POST tests for the first time and it's clear that the docs (doc/README.POST) is a bit out of date, so i'm willing to submit a patch or two to bring it at least a bit closer to current.
there is (AFAICT) no official maintainer for the POST stuff, so does one just ask questions on this general list? i don't want to bore people with POST-related questions if there's a more specific forum for that stuff.
I suppose the best answer is for the area in question to see what scripts/get_maintainer.pl says.
On Wed, 13 Apr 2016, Tom Rini wrote:
On Mon, Apr 11, 2016 at 06:08:06AM -0400, Robert P. J. Day wrote:
as i posted sort of recently, i'm playing with the POST tests for the first time and it's clear that the docs (doc/README.POST) is a bit out of date, so i'm willing to submit a patch or two to bring it at least a bit closer to current.
there is (AFAICT) no official maintainer for the POST stuff, so does one just ask questions on this general list? i don't want to bore people with POST-related questions if there's a more specific forum for that stuff.
I suppose the best answer is for the area in question to see what scripts/get_maintainer.pl says.
there are a few names that show up; hilariously, *i* have the most "authored" percentage so i'll just throw myself into the code and get to work. at the very least, doc/README.POST needs some updating, so i'll start on that.
rday
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