Author: Nigel Cunningham Date: To: Kenneth Crudup CC: tuxonice-devel Subject: Re: [TuxOnIce-devel] So the ToI GIT isn't guaranteed to build, then?
Hi.
On Thu, 2008-07-17 at 17:26 -0700, Kenneth Crudup wrote: > ... but now that I know how to find the history, I'll work back one and
> get that one. Thanks!
>
> D-mn, that failed *spectacularly*! I ended up with a ToI-free kernel
> somehow, and I can't interpret how/where to get the previous ToI-enabled
> kernel from the graph in gitk ...
When in gitk, you'll see the diff for the current commit in the bottom
left section. Near the top of that, you'll see clickable links to the
parent or parents of this node. If you use them, you should be right. To
know which parent (when there are more than one at merges), look at the
colours in the tree at the top. For example, on the last merge I did, I
see a red line on the far left that goes down to commit 4e6d158c. This
is why "Parent" beside that commit is red. If you click on 4e6d158c, it
will take you down to that previous commit. Go one more (to f6fc9dbd)
and I think you'll have the one you want. Hope that helps.