Suzuki Takashi <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm very annoyed and a bit surprised to hear they admitted such a big
> change so easily.
Why be annoyed? It's not actually a substantial change.
> You and I know there are consumer devices already out running the am33
> port of the kernel.
Yes, and have been for years, I suspect.
> What triggered me to comment on your patch was that its directory and file
> structure is very different from the ones there. There are no cpu-, proc-
> and unit- directories and no names with mn103e10_* there.
Things are allowed to change.
> The kernels there seem to be already running on several processors,
> some of which are with AM34 cores that you concern about, according to
> the #ifdefs there.
Yes.
> > The problem is how much? I could just move all the cpu-am33v2/ files into
> > the dir above, but what happens if an incompatible CPU core is introduced?
>
> How does your client say?
MEI have agreed for me to do that. I can always undo it later if sufficiently
incompatible CPU cores arise that warrant that level of segregation.
David
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