Hi Franz,
This is a kernel configuration question, not really a LTIB question. What
happens when you build the kernel is that a seed kernel config (you can
see this in ./ltib -m config (for example):
kernel (Linux 2.6.15-ep93xx) --->
(linux-2.6.x.config) kernel config
is input to the kernel configuration system (conf or mconf if
interactive). This will generate an updated xxxxxx.dev file (in this case
linux-2.6.x.config.dev). Options will dissapear depending on the kernel's
constrains (if you turn off USB support, all options depending on this
will dissapear).
You don't need to do a distclean to recover your configuration, you can
simply remove the updated kernel config that has been computed. So
rm config/platform/_target_/*.dev and the re-run ./ltib
Regards, Stuart
Franz Trierweiler wrote:
Good evening,
Browsing the LTIB options in "Kernel Configuration", I made the option
"EHCI HCD (USB 2.0) support" disappear (That's in Device Drivers>USB
support). I do not know how I made this. The fact is that I never was
able to make it appear in a traditional way. I had to make a
./ltib --mode distclean to make this option appear again. I only remember
having had a build error and then no more option...
The fact is that I had to make a ./ltib --mode distclean to make this
option appear again
Basically, what does this option depend from?
Regards,
Franz
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