On 08/17/2011 12:21 AM, Hartmut Knaack wrote:
Hi Hauke,
sorry for snatching in.
If you need some kernel module do "make menuconfig" and select it if it
is there or add a module to packages/kernel/modules/.
Hauke
So what would be the most convenient way to submit changes (i.e.
patches) in packages/kernel/modules/ ? This mailing list, or opening a
ticket, or anything else? It happened that I created a patch in i2c.mk
about 2 months ago and submitted it on june 22nd in this mailing list. I
also opened a ticket with the patch attached, about a week later. So far
both without any progress. I don't want to be annoying, I know
developers are quite busy. Just thought, since you mentioned this topic,
I might get a hint how to get such patches applied.
Take care
Hartmut
Another solution would be to create a modules.mk file in your
target/linux/${BOARD}/ directory, on the model of the
package/kernel/module/*.mk files. This file is included when the module
kernels are to be built.
(and a better solution would be to generate the list of modules from the
TRISTATE symbols in the kernel config files, but that's a lot harder ;
the module list changes from one release of Linux to another, and the
current solution does not work very well ; the problem is then that this
list can only be built once the kernel has been downloaded and extracted).
Best regards,
-- Emmanuel
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