[opensolaris-summit] driver limits [was Re: My comments (very subjective) on proposed Summit topics]
James Carlson
james.d.carlson at Sun.COM
Wed Sep 26 12:31:39 PDT 2007
Garrett D'Amore writes:
> So, now my question for PSARC is, if someone (say me, or Philip) wanted
> to start up a case to make this a new requirement going forward (and
> presumably we could allow for drivers to waive the requirement, but they
> should need to be justified) wanted to sponsor a case, does this fall
> under the realm of what would be called a fasttrack?
>
> Such a proposal would itself be very light weight, but I'm not at all
> convinced it would be non-controversial enough to qualify for less than
> a full case. If nothing else, it gives PSARC a chance to express a
> stronger opinion.
If it's the commonly-held opinion of those who work on drivers, then I
don't think it should face many problems. If you've discussed it in
the appropriate group first, then I see no problem with using a
fast-track to establish the new ARC-wide rule.
> I'm willing to author the original document (fasttrack or otherwise),
> although if its a full case then I need a sponsor on PSARC, I believe.
Nope. You'll automatically get a case owner when you get on the
review calendar. Full cases don't have "sponsors."
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