Re: Supported kernel and Debian versions in Isar
Kazuhiro Hayashi
Hi,
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-----Original Message-----OK. I would like to confirm the meaning of "change" (override or add) in the following questions. Thank you for the information.4.19, ...) in master branch The current Debian version used in the above testing is stretch? After the buster released, are you planning to validate all of the followings with isar-cip-core? 4.4-rt + stretch + BBB/ IPC227E 4.19-rt + stretch + BBB/ IPC227E 4.4-rt + buster + BBB/ IPC227E 4.19-rt + buster + BBB/ IPC227E OK.I guess that the supported combinations would be limited to practicalones.For examples:You meant What do you think about the targets of validation in future? In Isar, we can choose any Debian versions available in https://github.com/ilbers/isar/tree/master/meta/conf/distro (now stretch & buster) In isar-cip-core, we can choose any kernel versions available in https://gitlab.com/cip-project/cip-core/isar-cip-core/tree/master/recipes-kernel/linux but now isar-cip-core only provides one version combination specified by https://gitlab.com/cip-project/cip-core/isar-cip-core/blob/master/conf/distro/cip-core.conf When the new CIP kernel version or Debian version released, will isar-cip-core overriede "distro/cip-core.conf" for the specific version combination and validate? e.g. 4.4 + stretch => 4.19 + buster => 5.xx + bullseye => ... or, will add new files like "cip-core_2.conf", "cip-core_3.conf", ... to provide multiple version combinations? e.g. cip-core.conf: 4.4 + stretch cip-core_2.conf: 4.19 + buster cip-core_3.conf: 5.xx + bullseye ... Great, how can I know that the buster is officially enabled in isar-cip-core? Kazu
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