Hello Gary, > Assume that I have a totally local kernel tree - how can I use > this? Also assume that I don't [necessarily] need/want ptxdist > to bother building my kernel. > > How can I configure things to work in this way?
The current state of local kernel trees looks like this: Assuming we want to use a tree in /home/wsa/kernel/worktrees/fancyboard First call: ptxdist setup -> Source directories -> Prefix for kernel trees (/home/wsa/kernel/worktrees/) then: ptxdist platformconfig -> Linux kernel -> Kernel version (enter here the dirname of the tree you want to use, here 'fancyboard') -> Local kernel tree (activate it) Your build-target-directory will then contain a symlink named "linux-fancyboard" pointing to the local tree. Is this what you had in mind? Kind regards, Wolfram -- Dipl.-Ing. Wolfram Sang | http://www.pengutronix.de Pengutronix - Linux Solutions for Science and Industry
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