See patch.
The new TAG-stable points to the very latest commit in seabios.git, which may not be quite right, but both stable and master must be using Kconfig.
//Peter
* Peter Stuge peter@stuge.se [110129 21:26]:
See patch.
The new TAG-stable points to the very latest commit in seabios.git, which may not be quite right, but both stable and master must be using Kconfig.
//Peter
slightly reworked to get rid of the perl calls (and to work with the latest HEAD version with options that are hidden during defconfig so a perl call would not replace them.
* Stefan Reinauer stefan.reinauer@coreboot.org [110203 22:33]:
- Peter Stuge peter@stuge.se [110129 21:26]:
See patch.
The new TAG-stable points to the very latest commit in seabios.git, which may not be quite right, but both stable and master must be using Kconfig.
//Peter
slightly reworked to get rid of the perl calls (and to work with the latest HEAD version with options that are hidden during defconfig so a perl call would not replace them.
Reliably build arbitrary Kconfig-based revisions of SeaBIOS
The reliability is accomplished by checking out the user's desired SeaBIOS tag into a branch named 'coreboot' in the local SeaBIOS git repository. Thanks to the use of a branch TAG-$(CONFIG_SEABIOS_..) can refer to any commitish at all in the SeaBIOS git repo.
Configuration is done by make defconfig followed by enabling of several coreboot-specific Kconfig options for SeaBIOS using perl.
Signed-off-by: Peter Stuge peter@stuge.se Acked-by: Stefan Reinauer stefan.reinauer@coreboot.org
Unless there's a reason not to, please commit the revised version (plus the one line change to src/arch/x86/Makefile.inc which I forgot to diff)
Stefan
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