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I want to keep track of a particular feature of the Linux kernel using GIT.
For example say ext3 file system or the arm architecture dependent code. So, I want to configure GIT such that it will show me all the commits and diffs which are concerned with ext3 or ARM.
How could I do that?
To see patches, use
git log -p.