Hi, Thank you for your response, Phillippe and Hongzhan, that was exactly the solution I needed.
Cheers, Andrew ------- Original Message ------- On Wednesday, February 23rd, 2022 at 08:07, Philippe Gerum <[email protected]> wrote: > Andrew via Xenomai [email protected] writes: > > > Hi, > > > > I am trying to work on a project that is easiest to accomplish if I base my > > changes on a product that is based on the mainline linux kernel 5.10.83. > > > > I will explain the steps I took to get to the version I am interested in: > > > > - I checkout the v5.10.y-evl-rebase branch of > > https://source.denx.de/Xenomai/xenomai4/linux-evl.git > > > > - I look in Makefile to see the kernel version is at 5.10.99 > > > > - I run make menuconfig to see what options I need to set to enable the EVL > > kernel > > > > - Processor types and features ---> EVL real time core > > > > - I then look at git log to find the hash just before the integration of > > 5.10.84 > > > > - e6edaf2677939a8cf57e9152b1ab07b80f83fa11 > > > > - I assume this would be the latest set of changes that allow xenomai to > > work with the mainline kernel 5.10.83 > > > > - I run make menuconfig > > > > - We no longer have any options (that I can see) to configure the EVL core > > > > Does my approach make sense to get the xenomai version that was compatible > > with the mainline kernel 5.10.83? > > That won't work because this is a rebase branch, meaning that EVL sits > > on top of the mainline tip, therefore #e6edaf26 is below the first > > commit introducing the EVL code. > > > I understand you are all busy, but any advice/direction/web pages that > > describe what I need to do would be appreciated. > > There are several ways to do this, but in your case, the easiest would > > be to check out this tag: v5.10.83-evl1-rebase. There is no additional > > EVL code between v5.10.83-evl1-rebase and v5.10.99-evl1-rebase. > > -- > > Philippe.
