Re:A look at home routers, and a surprising bug in Linux/MIPS
by subway on Saturday December 15, 2018 @02:50PM
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Yeah -- that's probably a good point. Don't run the vendor kernel. That's honestly a good rule for most ARM boards -- you should avoid the vendor provided kernel tree.
To clean up the odd PCIe behavior on the Espressobin with mainline 4.17, there are 6 kernel patches required. Arch and OpenWRT both already ship them, and I'm in the process of getting them in to Buildroot. I'd expect they'll land in the mainline eventually.
To clean up the odd PCIe behavior on the Espressobin with mainline 4.17, there are 6 kernel patches required. Arch and OpenWRT both already ship them, and I'm in the process of getting them in to Buildroot. I'd expect they'll land in the mainline eventually.
https://github.com/jrb/buildroot/tree/espressobin/board/glob...
edit: sorry; 3 PCI patches. The other 3 mitigate other board/chip oddities.