On Wed, Nov 02, Tom Rini wrote:
> I've always thought one of the nice points about ppc linux was that the
> kernel just booted on your board, no matter what crazy firmware there
> was.
I cant speak for anything else than CONFIG_PPC_MULTIPLATFORM, but I bet
almost noone really uses the boot wrapper from the kernel. An external
mkzimage for the rest of the supported boards sounds like a good plan.
Cant be that hard to maintain as the kernel interface is stable.
We have such thing in opensuse, it needs an update for PReP and iSeries
to provide the flat device tree.
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