31.10.2010 13:45, davidMbrooke пишет:
> IMHO, if we plan to support multiple kernel variants "soon" (i.e. beta2
> or beta3) - and I do think that we should do that - then we should make
> the changes to buildtool to enable that "now", i.e. for beta1. Even if
> beta1 only ships with a single variant, I would like to have the
> framework in place to support multiple variants later, to reduce the
> changes to buildtool for future beta releases.
>
> I agree that the changes to support this should be fairly minor:
>     - An extra directory level for staging/ and build/ (and others?) to
> reflect the kernel variants - i486-generic, i686-smp or whatever
> "labels" we choose
>     - A new command-line argument for buildtool.pl and buildpacket.pl to
> specify the choice of variant (with a default)
>     - Some way of patching the kernel .config based on the architecture
> "label" specified
>        - The unpatched .config will be the default architecture
>        - Perhaps the set of patch files (following a good naming
> convention) will define the list of supported architecture variants?
>
>
> dMb
>
This is actually needed if we will provide fully different packages for 
misc targets. For different kernels - it'll be enough to make different 
kernel+modules (+ packages that contains this).

P.S. Also there is a new question against package management: I included 
pptp kernel module into accel-pptp package (and made modifications to 
scripts - to avoid duplication of modules in packages and moddb); also I 
planned to do same thing with other ppp-related modules - so we will 
provide different packets, but users will not have headache with module 
adding or, instead, moddb will not be overloaded by non-common modules. 
So I need an opinion: is it good solution, or we must include modules 
only in moddb as earlier?

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