Re: [Ltib] Code to customize the kernel to specific hardware

[Stuart Hughes]

Hi Todd,

This is a completely separate question.

In your case:

* Note your changes versus your original BSP (make a patch)

* Use the latest Savannah CVS ltib and apply your patches.  If they
don't make sense, send questions to the list.

The files relevant to a particular BSP are: config/platform/_target_
and dist/lfs-5.1/kernel/ and possible some others (u-boot).  However I
would not recommend re-using the old kernel in the newer LTIB.

Regards, Stuart

address@hidden wrote:
> There must be code to gluethe kernel to specific target hardware.  Where
> does this code fit into LTIB?
> 
> Also, I'm trying to port an old MPC5200 BSP to a new installation with
> the latest LTIB.  When I compare the original install with my new
> install, I often see a note at the top of files that say this file is
> generated and should not be edited.  Is it possible to give me a
> complete list of 'user' file names, like .spec, .lkc, etc, that I can
> concentrate on?  What files did the the original BSP maker most likely
> add to a vanilla LTIB installation?
> 
> Sorry for the basic questions but I'd sure appreciate help!
> 
> Thanks,
> todd
> 
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