Freerunner is running OpenWrt!

[Wolfgang Spraul]

Michael,

> No we take vanilla 2.6.28 and apply the diff between 2.6.28 and andy- 
> tracking.
> We can also apply additional patches, but we don't for now.

hmm. Andy is the expert here, maybe you ask him over on the kernel list.
Why pin it to an old andy-tracking version, and then manually base it  
on a kernel.org tree + manually generated diff? Sounds complicated to  
me...
As of today, I believe andy-tracking is already based on .29, and if  
you don't have local patches why don't you just build andy-tracking  
live as it is?

I'd say take it to the kernel list and ask Andy.
Best Regards,
Wolfgang

On Jan 31, 2009, at 7:40 PM, Michael Buesch wrote:

> On Saturday 31 January 2009 04:41:46 Wolfgang Spraul wrote:
>> Mirko and others that helped here,
>> this is great stuff, congratulations!
>>
>>> - kernel (2.6.28) is building and booting (merging the Openmoko and
>>> OpenWrt patchsets, whereof one (and that's not ours ;)) consists of
>>> either over 620 little non-atomic patches or one 10MB patchblob
>>> [kudos to git!], is no picnic (thanks to the work of Michael "mb"
>>> Buesch at this point!)
>>
>> Can you extract the remaining diff between andy-tracking and what you
>> have and send them as patches to the kernel list?
>
> We don't have additional kernel patches, yet.
> We basically use andy-tracking from two weeks ago.
>
>> How does your kernel
>> build work? You take andy-tracking, apply a patchset, then build?
>
> No we take vanilla 2.6.28 and apply the diff between 2.6.28 and andy- 
> tracking.
> We can also apply additional patches, but we don't for now.
>
>> If you have OpenWrt-specific patches, where are they stored?
>
> In the openwrt tree under target/linux/s3***/patches-2.6.28/
>
> -- 
> Greetings, Michael.