With the offending code in the Linux kernel made public, can't the kernel maintainers go back through the versioning history and see who sent in the patch and committed it? I would think they chould tell if a given block of code came from many small patches and morphed over time, or one big patch.
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With the offending code in the Linux kernel made public, can't the kernel maintainers go back through the versioning history and see who sent in the patch and committed it? I would think they chould tell if a given block of code came from many small patches and morphed over time, or one big patch.