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Jonathan Corbet to LKML, Linux, ksummit-2008-d., mpm, James.Bottomley, Theodore, Chris, Randy, Kyle, Kristen, Matthew, Christoph, Dave, Chris, David, Kevin, Jim
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Two years ago, Alan Cox suggested that the election for the members of
the Linux Foundation Technical Advisory Board be held in the pub. In
2008, we achieved that with record numbers of both candidates and
voters.
There were five two-year positions open in this election; the candidates
who were elected to those positions (ordered by decreasing numbers of
votes) are:
James Bottomley
Kristen Carlson Accardi
Chris Mason
Dave Jones
Chris Wright
There was one single-year position opened by the resignation of Olaf Kirch.
The voting resulted in a sixth-place tie between Ted Ts’o and Christoph
Hellwig; Christoph won the subsequent coin toss and was elected to that
position.
Thanks to all of the other candidates who ran:
Kevin Dankwardt
Randy Dunlap
Matt Mackall
Kyle McMartin
Ted Ts’o
Matthew Wilcox
David Woodhouse
It was a noisy and good-spirited event; thanks to all who participated.
jon

Jared Hulbert to Tomas, linux-kernel
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> I read somewhere that AXFS is going to be a part of Linux kernel 2.6.28
> ( http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS6179099416.html?kc=rss )
>
> What are the advantages of AXFS compared to squashfs?
Depends on what you are doing and what features you care about. You
can read some of the threads starting ~Aug 20th for the details.
> Why not to include squashfs instead?
To be clear, the submission of AXFS has nothing at all to do with
squashfs. It’s not a || it’s an && operation.
But yeah, Christoph is right. 2.6.28 is iffy for AXFS anyway.
针对AXFS对squashfs的疑问，这是一个很有技巧的回答。
当然AXFS在performance的提升上，我在OLS2008的会议现场印象深刻！