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> Anyway, in this case, what you need to know is that .git/config
> already contains your submodule information. Sadly, .gitmodules is
> probably sitting somewhere on your original branch, so it probably
> doesn't exist. You could remove the entry from .git/config by hand
> and use git-submodule-add again (thus putting it in both places), or
> copy the .gitmodules file from the original branch, or git-cherry-pick
> the commit where you added it.
>
> You should *also* cd into the access subdir and checkout the right
> revision there; at that time, the next commit to the sakai repository
> will make sure the submodule reference is to the right place.
>
> Phew, I hope that made things more clear instead of less clear. :)
>
> Have fun,
>
> Avery