ARM 32-bit device-tree reorganization #1678
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The 32-bit ARM device trees in the Linux kernel were reorganized in a manner similar to how the 64-bit ARM device trees have always been organized: by placing them in vendor+family subdirectories. Therefore update the KERNEL_DEVICETREE definitions to match. Signed-off-by: Trevor Woerner <[email protected]>
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Okay, ready. |
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Doesn't this break older kernel builds? Older as in 6.1? |
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@angolini I am still actively using the Olimex board: olinuxino-maxi (from 3rdparty) |
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@thochstein hmm... it does. It's frustrating that a single yocto branch includes pre- and post- dts directory cleanup versions. Is there a way to provide version-specific KERNEL_DEVICETREE variables? Applying this patch fixes 6.6 builds and breaks 6.1 builds. |
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I prefer fixing the issue in the LTS kernel recipe instead of delaying it. |
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I suggest we fix the old kernel recipes instead of reworking the device tree path, to avoid future issues. So when kernel 6.1 is removed the code goes away with it. |
The 32-bit ARM device trees in the Linux kernel were reorganized in a manner similar to how the 64-bit ARM device trees have always been organized: by placing them in vendor+family subdirectories. Therefore update the KERNEL_DEVICETREE definitions to match.