[Bug 79] suspend/resume to RAM support

[Andy Green]

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Somebody in the thread at some point said:
| Michael 'Mickey' Lauer wrote:
|> Try upgrading to bitbake-1.8 HEAD, it has some git fetcher fixes.
|>
|> Other than that, the git server had some problems over the end of the
|> week, which should be sorted out by now.

|
http://downloads.openmoko.org/sources/git_git.openmoko.org.git.kernel.git_3484443ede44120e7011c2ff18a4553cae33d7d3.tar.gz

| 404

I don't really know what the git fetching magic tries to do, is it
possible it gets confused by the fact we don't have a proper git
history?  The hash in the URL there is actually current HEAD for andy
branch FWIW.

If you want to get the tree by hand instead, you can do it in a couple
of commands.

~ git clone git://git.openmoko.org/git/kernel.git linux-2.6
~ git checkout origin/andy

and copy one of the defconfigs to .config.

There's a ./build script on andy that just needs the path to the
compilers changing.  I realize that isn't the same as doing it within
bitbake.

I would be quite interested in a bitbake recipe that you could run on a
local git tree you maintain yourself, that builds and packages the
kernel image + /lib/modules/xyz/* stuff.  Especially if it could be able
to not always make from distclean.  Then I can include it in the git
tree itself instead of my makeshift build script and actually create a
kernel package.

- -Andy
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