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I want to use more than one kernel revision in my BSP. How can I avoid maintaining one ptxconfig per kernel?

April 26, 2017avoid BSP Kernel maintaining revision

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I want to use more than one kernel revision in my BSP. How can I avoid maintaining one ptxconfig per kernel?

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One solution could be to include the kernel revision into the name of the kernel config file. Instead of the default kernelconfig.target name you should use kernelconfig-.target. In the kernel config file menu entry you should enter kernelconfig-${PTXCONF_KERNEL_VERSION}.target. Whenever you change the linux kernel Version menu entry now, this will ensure using a different kernel config file, too.