Matt Sealey wrote:
You do realise it's entirely possible to build a kernel which supports 50
different Freescale CPUs all in one?
Enabling CHRP, PMAC support *AND* non-CHRP platforms is possible in the
same
binary.
It's possible to build a kernel with 50 network drivers, too. That
doesn't mean they should all be "default y". The kernel build takes
long enough as is.
If you really want to build a single-cpu single-board kernel, disable CHRP
and PMAC for those board configs,
If you really want to build a targets-everything kernel, then turn on
everything. Go ahead and create a 6xx_defconfig that has support for
everything enabled. But don't cause huge heaps of stuff to be enabled
for everyone that does a "make oldconfig" with a config file that
predates change d8267c1a36864fc30a2ce01f4349a8f2931ae741.
-Scott
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