18 Apr
2012
18 Apr
'12
9:41 p.m.
Yes it does, but YIKES that's a lot of problems!
:-)
A few of the highest priority problems should already be
fixed in GIT, but there are a slew of lower-priority (FIFO ownership/location,
etc.) problems that are not yet fixed.
I think it would be helpful if we were to re-file each of
the issues you mentioned above as a separate bug report, then point the
original (combined) reports to block on any of the new (separate)
reports that apply. Otherwise it will be very difficult to keep
track of what was fixed and what still needs to be done!
Might seem like a lot, but several issues likely need little more than testing the run
level or whether TDM is running.
Regarding the FIFO stuff, checking tdmrc:useSAK as the first step and basic housekeeping
resolves several issues.
After collating the list I don't think we're in horrible or overwhelming shape.
All I see at this point is needing some fine-tuning --- as is the typical bug quashing
process for new code. We'll get there much sooner than later. :)
The biggest fix is that tdmrc:useSAK=false is always honored. The quiets 80% or more of
all users. :)
Let me finish my build run and then test the latest patches. Then I can assess into
separate new reports.
Darrell