[Buildroot] Can "make <>_defconfig" rules be restored?
Ulf Samuelsson
ulf at atmel.com
Mon Jun 25 14:02:31 UTC 2007
> It is not particularily efficient to search the whole tree for config files.
>
> The target/ directory is not that big on my snapshot (although 1 month
> old):
>
The original version searched for ".", I.E: the complete tree,
and this was what my reply referred to.
> : hcegtvedt at hcegtvedt ~/gitwork/buildroot > find target | wc -l
> 554
> : hcegtvedt at hcegtvedt ~/gitwork/buildroot > du -sh target
> 6,3M target
>
>
> > In my private implementation, I only use the "configs" directory for
> > storage of such files.
> Where is the configs directory, under target/configs/ ?
>
On top top level <buildroot>/configs
> > make B=<board> board
>
> Much like the
> make <board>_defconfig
> make
>
> procedure would do.
>
How will you handle several version of the same configuration?
I would like to keep packages/target clean, so they are not updated by
the user.
The user should be able to easily generate a new configuration
> > will copy the latest version (they are stored as <board>-<date>.config)
> > to .config.
>
> I.e. the save_config makefile target you talked about?
>
> > The implementation is simplistic.
> > Copy ALL the files to .confiug, so the latest file will overwrite all other files.
>
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Best Regards,
Ulf Samuelsson mail: ulf at atmel.com
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