experimental scripts for bisecting the kernel

Hi all, I expanded on some of the scripts that Josh wrote and came up with a set of scripts to aid in bisecting the kernel project. The idea here is to replay the Fedora patches on top of each step of a kernel bisect. Ultimately, I'd like to have something to give to bugzilla reporters to be able to narrow down which change caused their issue. The scripts are in a repo at https://pagure.io/fedbisect (HTML readme didn't come out well, the text version looks better) If you want to play around with it: git clone git@pagure.io:fedbisect.git ./setup-pkg-git.sh <name for your kernel subdirectory> Wait for kernel tree to finish syncing cd <subdir>/fedora ./fedbisect.sh start <good version> <bad version> this will kick of a kernel build and make install a kernel. You can then do ./fedbisect.sh good ./fedbisect.sh bad to indicate if a particular kernel is good or bad according to your tests. These scripts are very experimental right now but go ahead and try them out and report bugs (or give patches!). Thanks, Laura