Neil Armstrong <[email protected]> writes: Hello Neil,
> On 10/1/26 08:50, Maxime Ripard wrote: [...] >>> >>> I don't want to add a supplementary maintenance burden for the sake of >>> using a cool >>> technology which has serious drawbacks and dependencies on user-space even >>> if looks >>> really cool. >> >> Spoiler alert: v2 won't. I've got the in-kernel loader to work and thus >> you can have a built-in panel driver that works without user-space >> intervention. So this is not a topic of discussion anymore. > > It will still have users-space dependency, meaning the BPF files will need to > exist in the fs when drivers probes. > It doesn't have to AFAIU. The BPF programs could be built into the kernel image, just like firmware binaries could be built-in as well. > Neil > -- Best regards, Javier Martinez Canillas Core Platforms Red Hat
