Interested hackers can track OCFS2 specific patches via the ocfs2.git repository. Instructions on how to use git, as well as a list of other kernel.org hosted git repositories can be found at http://www.kernel.org/git/

There is now an OCFS2 Development Wiki available. This is where we'll track development tasks and store design documents.

ocfs2.git is structured as a git repository whose master branch follows Linus' kernel tree, aka linux-2.6.git People developing patches for OCFS2 should usually do this against linux-2.6.git - ocfs2.git is only used as a repository of currently out of tree patches. For each series of related changes, ocfs2.git will have a 'topic branch' whose trunk is the "master" branch. There is a special branch called "ALL" which is a merge of the patches in each topic branch.

For people who want an easy way to track mainline OCFS2 development, Andrew Morton usually packages a snapshot of the ALL branch from ocfs2.git in the -mm kernel series.

• Browse source code on-line to view this project's directory structure and files.



• Subscribe to any of the project mailing lists.



• Read the "Kernel Hackers' Guide to git"



• Learn how to submit "The Perfect Patch"

The OCFS2 1.4 source tree is maintained in ocfs2-1.4.git repository.