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...get familiar with. To manipulate the am patchqueue (using 4.4.3 as an example): 1. Check out a git repo and make a branch based on the baseline version $ git checkout -b centos/pq/4.4.3 RELEASE-4.4.3 2. Import SOURCES/xen-queue.am $ git am ${path-to-package-repo}/SOURCES/xen-queue.am OR using stackgit: $ stg init $ stg import -M ${path-to-package-repo}/SOURCES/xen-queue.am 3. Manipulate the patchqueue using normal git (or stackgit) commands 4. Export the queue again: git format-patch --stdout -N RELEASE-4.4.3 > ${path-to-package-repo}/SOURCES/xen-queue.am -George

This took me a while to post, but given that we are not starting 4.4 just yet, this may be appropriate now. I may have misrepresented some stuff as it has been 4 weeks since I wrote these. Cheers Lars = Purpose of Roadmap = * Set a vision for interesting features * Track items * Help consumers of Xen with their planning = Release Models that work well = There was a brief discussion on two