maintaining memtest86+

ydirson at free.fr ydirson at free.fr
Fri Apr 3 20:11:40 UTC 2020


Hi Sam, 

How are things progressing ? Do you have a public git tree available already ? 
In the current state of things, even a pre-release would be of interest to many :) 

Best regards, 
-- 
Yann 

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> De: "Samuel D." <sam at x86.fr>
> À: "John Coiner" <jpcoiner at gmail.com>,
> ubuntu-devel-discuss at lists.ubuntu.com, dirson at debian.org
> Cc: doko at ubuntu.com, memtest at memtest.org
> Envoyé: Lundi 6 Janvier 2020 18:18:23
> Objet: RE: maintaining memtest86+

> Hi John,

> I’m testing many forks right now to finally release an “official”
> update to 5.01.

> You did an awesome work compiling many important fixes that must be
> solved quickly. Thank you for that.

> I will release an update (5.40 to keep my internal numbering scheme
> coherent) with your fixes (and some other) within 2 weeks.

> Regards,

> Sam

> From: John Coiner <jpcoiner at gmail.com>
> Sent: lundi 6 janvier 2020 17:38
> To: ubuntu-devel-discuss at lists.ubuntu.com; dirson at debian.org
> Cc: doko at ubuntu.com; memtest at memtest.org
> Subject: maintaining memtest86+

> Hi all,

> I wanted to see how memtest86+ worked, so I was poking at it and
> ended up fixing a bunch of bugs. This work is here:
> https://github.com/jcoiner/memtest

> Does anyone from memtest.org still accept patches? If the memtest.org
> team has moved on, could I become the new maintainer?

> Thanks,

> John
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