Re: 5.2 branch kernel update

kp kirchdoerfer <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.leaf.devel
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Hi Andrew;

Am Dienstag, 7. April 2015, 17:57:53 schrieb Andrew:
> Hi all.
> 
> Maybe we should switch on 5.2 brach to 3.18 LTS kernel?

I had the same idea, but refused even to test 3.18 because of three reasons.

1) it takes some time (a few weeks) to adjust the main images to a new kernel 
and to review the kernel settings

2) although support for unusual tarballs like the raspberry pi has been 
improved I expect it takes somewhat longer to get a working tarball again

3) I expect a major change in my infrastructure next week and expect breakages 
which will take a while to resolve and therefor time working on real new stuff 
will be limited at least

Summarizing this, I epxect 5.2 would be moved a few months into the future, 
while 5.2 with 3.14 can be considered stable IMHO. 

My proposal is to release a rc-candidate RSN, and to start working on a 3.18 
in the next branch, which will then be 5.3. The lifetime for 5.2 could be 
really short then.

Another idea is to update uClibc as well 
see: 

 http://www.uclibc-ng.org/trac/wiki

I've tried to build a toolchain, but it fails not seeing the linux-headers.
I'm not shure, what causes the issue, because they seems to be at expected 
place. Maybe you can take an eye on it?

kp 

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