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    SubjectRe: [PATCH] staging/trivial: Fix common spelling mistakes
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    Am Dienstag 15 März 2011, 04:14:20 schrieb Harry Wei:
    > > This patch fixes some very common spelling mistakes in drivers/staging
    > Hi peter,
    > I have sense that you should split this
    > patch for patches, which one patch just do
    > one spelling mistakes.
    >
    > But there are so many spelling mistakes.
    > I wanna help you with this stuff. Would you
    > like to assign some to me. I am so pleasure
    > for this.


    Hi Harry,

    (sorry for my late reply)

    thanks for you help and I really appreciate your offer.
    I've split up the patch for the staging directory into 27 patches, one for
    each affected directory, since this was the easiest way to split my big old
    patch ;)

    As you know there's still the big "fix common spelling mistakes" patch for the
    trivial tree (i.e. everything but the staging directory) which is still
    pending, and probably won't apply anymore ;)
    So it might be a good idea to split this one up as well, and for this your
    help comes handy.

    If this is fine with Jiri I'd suggest this splitting:

    One patch each for:
    arch/
    crypto/
    fs/
    include/
    kernel/
    lib/
    mm/
    net/
    scripts/
    security/
    sound/

    And for drivers/ one patch for each subsystem/directory,
    with the exception of drivers/media/ - this one I'd split into
    media/dvb/
    media/video/
    and the remaining media


    If you want to help me the easiest way would be that I update the patch to the
    current trivial tree and then send it to you, you apply it with patch (not git
    am) and then commit each subdirectory and write a nice commit message and
    send it to the list ;)

    But I'd like to hear Jiri's opinion first.


    Thanks,
    Peter

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