Hi,
currently I am in the "Middle Of The Road" of
migrating from 3.8.x to 3.14.x.
Currently the kernel is building natively
on my bbb. This take time...
The first start, the call to build_kernel.sh freezes
my bbb deadly while git cloning the base kernel sources.
I had to cut power, put the sdcard in to my PC, fsck the
whole thing and then rebuild.sh there until the point,
the kernel configuration tool came up.
I Ctrl-C that, put back the sdcard into the bbb and
do a ./tools/rebuild.sh there, which does the trick.
Now I have a dilemma:
I have no clue which events/circumstances will urge me
to use build_kernel.sh instead of ./tools/rebuild.sh.
For updateing I am using this script in the "bb-kernel"
directory:
#! /bin/zsh
git checkout master -f
git branch -D tmp
git pull
git checkout origin/am33x-v3.14 -b tmp
>From my understanding each change to a file has to
trigger a recompilation of the file by make and this
is true for all files of the build process as far as
I know.
On the other hand... ;)
For what events/circumstances is it highly recommended
to use build_kernel.sh and are there tricks or workflows
how I can minimize these?
Is it possible to update the base kernel sources in a way,
which makes it "tools/rebuild.sh"-friendly?
Thank you very much in advance for any help!
Best regards,
mcc
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