CVS Information
Since we work at two locations, both at school and at BlueLabs, we have set up a cvs repository on the cvs-server. By doing this we can easily work distributed, share files and even work on the same file to a great extent without having to care about the data integrity -- this is what CVS does for us! Sharing your files with many people in a secure fashion without having to worry about consistency and having many separate backups for different versions.
Please note that this is not a public CVS repository, members only.
CVS is a version control system. CVS is not a build system. Nor is it a substitute for mangement or developer communication. CVS knows how to let you share files with many people in a project in a secure fashion without having to worry about data consistency by keeping many separate backups for different versions.
For complete information look at the CVS home page at SourceGear Corp. For an extremely brief tutorial consult The Extremely Brief CVS Tutorial.
Here is what you need to check things out. For a complete list of options look at the manual, mentioned above. Oh, of course you need the password, which we will not give to you since this information is intended only for the people involved in the project ... :-)
- CVSROOT=":ext:rtl@cvs.vmlinux.org:/opt/src"
- Module 'rtl'
- Use ssh, i.e. set CVS_RSH=ssh