09-10-2008
No specific errors.. If might or might not get, depends, there's where patches are released.. Performance might or might not degrade depending on how your utilisation of the server is and what apps is running, and how system is maintained etc.. You can check the latest kernel patch release from sunsolve.sun.com
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GUILT-NEW(1) Guilt Manual GUILT-NEW(1)
NAME
guilt-new - Create a new patch
SYNOPSIS
guilt-new [-f] [-s] [-e|-m message] <patchname>
DESCRIPTION
Create a new patch and push it on top of the stack. An optional patch description can be supplied either interactively on via the command
line.
OPTIONS
-f
Force patch creation if there are unrefreshed changes. These changes will get automatically imported into the new patch.
-s
Add a Signed-off-by with your committer identifier string to the patch message.
-e
Edit the patch message interactively. This option can be combined with -s to easily sign off on the patch.
-m <message>
The "<message>" string will used as the commit message. This option can be combined with -s to easily sign off on the patch.
<patchname>
Name of the patch to create. This must be a legal relative pathname string. For example, "foo", "foo/bar", and "foo/bar/foobar" are all
valid.
EXAMPLES
Create a new patch called foobar:
$ guilt-new foobar
Create a patch called foo and supply a patch description interactively:
$ guilt-new -e foo
Create a patch called bar with a provided patch description and sign off on the patch:
$ guilt-new -s -m patch-fu bar
AUTHOR
Written by Josef "Jeff" Sipek <jeffpc@josefsipek.net[1]>
DOCUMENTATION
Documentation by Josef "Jeff" Sipek <jeffpc@josefsipek.net[1]>
GUILT
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NOTES
1. jeffpc@josefsipek.net
mailto:jeffpc@josefsipek.net
Guilt v0.35 01/20/2013 GUILT-NEW(1)