* Drop CONFIG_CAN_TI_HECC module as it fails to compile
On other 32b configs
* Drop rk3588 collabora defconfig
* Drop CAN_TI_HECC from remaining as suggested by AI
when doing my initial changes [enabled a bunch of PHYs, made NFS/SMB
etc modules... random stuff], I somehow enabled some errata fixes, and
this one showed up in dmesg.
The real star of the show I'm pretty sure is CONFIG_PCS_MTK_USXGMII.
Note, it cannot be a module, but on this platform we probably wouldn't
want it to be anyway. When I say "it can't", I'm saying it breaks the
build during the linker phase for vmlinux. Probably worth fixing, but
I'm unclear where to start, other than it's probably a Kconfig
dependency problem.
CONFIG_I2C_SLAVE_EEPROM came along for the ride b/c it possibly made
sense with SFPs. But I haven't tried a test build without it yet.
For the record: this works with both my AQS-107-B0C2-CX [an 802.3bz
SFP+] and my FS.com SFP-10GSR-85 "generic" SFP+.
Affected kernels:
- odroidxu4-6.6
- spacemit-6.6
the following script gets it mostly (!) right
for patch in patch-6.6.*; do
# Extract the numbers using parameter expansion
num1=${patch:10:2} # Get the first number (2 digits)
num2=${patch:13:2} # Get the second number (2 digits)
# Pad the numbers with leading zeros
padded_num1=$(printf "%03d" "$num1")
padded_num2=$(printf "%03d" "$num2")
# Construct the new patch name
new_patch="patch-6.6.${padded_num1}-${padded_num2}.patch"
# Rename the file using git mv
git mv -v "$patch" "$new_patch"
done
make coderabbitai happy
Move the --[no-]install-recommends flag after the install subcommand and pass each package as its own argument to avoid them being interpreted as a single package name.
Co-authored-by: coderabbitai[bot] <136622811+coderabbitai[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
gnome-bluetooth in later releases is only transitional package to
gnome-bluetooth-sendto. update config-base package definition for
noble and trixie i3-wm.
* Added a patch to add the lte_em05 driver
Adds support for the Quectel M2 WWAN card on the Rock 5T/5B+.
* Enable CONFIG_LTE and LTE_RM310 + LTE_EM05
Enables the lte_rm310 and lte_em05 drivers (drivers/net/lte/).
* Delete patch/kernel/rk35xx-vendor-6.1/net-lte-add-lte-em05-driver.patch
Changes in the patch submitted to armbian/linux-rockchip . Only config change needed now after that gets approved.
This was introduced in 2a8cb5793f as a relaxation to the previous
state when RISCv64 was not yet officially supported by Debian and
lived in Debian Ports.
