[openib-general] SVN deprecation

[Jeff Squyres]

I propose "svn rm"'ing unused trees in the SVN repository and leaving  
README files indicating that everything has moved to git (remember:  
everything is still available via the SVN history).  If no one has  
any objections, I'll do this on Friday, 5 Jan 2007.

** PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING CAREFULLY and send in your comments!   
Otherwise, things may disappear from SVN that you didn't expect.

UNKNOWN whether to keep or remove:
(i.e., they seem to have "recent" development)
==============================================

DEVELOPER  MTIME     PATH
---------  --------  ----------------------------------
dotanb     Dec 2006  /trunk/contrib/mellanox
vlad       Dec 2006  /gen2/trunk/ofed
swise      Oct 2006  /gen2/branches/iwarp
hnguyen    Sep 2006  /trunk/contrib/ibm
amitk      Sep 2006  /gen2/branches/1.0
vlad       Sep 2006  /gen2/branches/ofed_fixes
monil      Sep 2006  /gen2/branches/backport
woody      Sep 2006  /gen2/branches/backport-to-2.6.9
halr       May 2006  /gen2/branches/ibat
mst        Jul 2006  /gen2/branches/mellanox_fixes

KEEP the following:
===================

- /gen2/branches/1.1: by request (Tziporet)

REMOVE the following:
=====================

In short, everything will be removed except what was listed above.   
However, to be explicit, some more entries are listed below.

(*) entries mean "everything except what was already listed above"

Remove these trees based on the fact that they haven't changed in a  
long time:

MTIME     PATH
--------- ------------------------------
Apr 2006  /trunk/contrib/*
Apr 2006  /trunk/branches/*
Apr 2006  /gen2/ulps
Apr 2006  /gen2/branches/*
Mar 2006  /gen2/users
May 2005  /gen1
Jan 2005  /gen2/trunk/arch
Dec 2004  /gen2/utils
Nov 2004  /gen2/trunk/scripts
Jul 2004  /tags
Apr 2004  /trunk/openib

Remove these trees for additional rationale:

- /branches: it's empty
- /gen2/tags: replaced by OFED and git
- /gen2/src: everything should now be in git (*** IS THIS RIGHT?!?!)

Comments?

-- 
Jeff Squyres
Server Virtualization Business Unit
Cisco Systems