[U-Boot-Users] [RFD] Consistent debugging output structure

[Wolfgang Denk]

In message <20030324090309.GF28544 at pengutronix.de> you wrote:
>
> You can point people to that version and tell them "This board worked
> with version x.y.z. Either take that version or look if it does still
> work with CVS.". And that without teaching users how to work with cvs
> internals. 

You now can tell people to use the version tagged LABEL_YYY_MM_DD_hhmm.
I don't see much difference.  And adding a "-rTAG" option to a checkout
command is not really CVS internals, is it?


Wolfgang Denk

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