what is the status of the new generic gpio support? In the current
trunk build, I am not seeing the /dev/gpio node being built when the
settings are enabled at least not on IXP4XX (Avila gw2345). I know this
was working in my 2.6.23 builds, but I'm unsure if I've missed a setting
in the new
This Makefile patch adds support for the Privacy Extensions, IP-in-IPv6
tunnel, Multiple Routing Tables and source address based routing in the
2.6 Kernel.
Signed-off-by: Alina Friedrichsen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Index: package/kernel/modules/network.mk
Gregers Petersen wrote:
My comment was also a way towards: Ok if this should be done, then it
needs to be done in an unconfusing manner - with a bit of thought and
planning towards how such a git repository is to be integrated into what
is already there ;-)
I totally agree, using git
Hey Imre,
Le Friday 23 May 2008 16:13:59 Imre Kaloz, vous avez écrit :
I share Gregers' view, too.. Also, one central git is a chaotic mess for
this, every target would need it's own branch.. Think ddwrt's repo :P
John and I had a short discussion about that on irc. Basically, the idea
behind
Hi Mark,
There are quite some targets which implement either a GPIO lib or Generic GPIO
compatible API. You can enable the GPIO device driver for these targets, even
though it is not done automatically.
Le Friday 23 May 2008 16:43:49 Mark Kelly, vous avez écrit :
what is the status of the new
Axel Gembe wrote:
Imre Kaloz wrote:
I share Gregers' view, too.. Also, one central git is a chaotic mess for
this,
every target would need it's own branch.. Think ddwrt's repo :P
I dunno how the current situation differs because every target
effectively *IS* a branch from the generic
