Brandon Turner wrote:
"The lock will be removed only when that section of code has been
audited."
Does this mean any part of the code during the audit found to be dirty
need to be rewritten before it is unlocked? And if so, how long
before you think the kernel will be unlocked?
Well it's all up for discussion, but that is the original proposal.
As for how long before the kernel is unlock, well I suppose that'll
depend on 2 things:
- How much of the kernel is actually locked (it hasn't been decided
what constitutes dirty. e.g. GreatLord proposes only assembly)
- How quickly people rewrite the 'dirty' code