On Sat, May 21, 2022 at 3:04 PM Christopher Clark
<christopher.w.clark@...> wrote:

A series of fixes applied to master and across stable branches where
needed to fix running Xen on the Raspberry Pi 4 board.

This updates Linux kernel configuration for Xen to remove tracking from
the linux-yocto-dev kernel, either by applying a fixed revision and
specification of a stable branch or replacing it with the linux-yocto
kernel. The Xen build configuration is updated to remove the hypervisor
defconfig for the Raspberry Pi and drop the arm64 prelink patch as a
license correction and since the build no longer needs it with the newer
gcc toolchain.

I appreciate the patches for all the branches, it gives more
confidence in how thorough things look!

I will avoid the EOL branches, but if someone really wants them, they
are on the list and I wouldn't fight too hard about not applying them.

Just so I'm clear, there aren't actually 11 patches, just some of the
patches repeated across the various branches .. totalling 11. If that
is wrong, please do follow up to the branches with more patches, as I
definitely didn't get 11.

Bruce

Tested on hardware.

Christopher Clark

gatesgarth:
01: linux-yocto-dev, raspberrypi: apply fixed revision to kernel
02: xen: drop patch to workaround prelink on aarch64
03: xen: fix boot on the Raspberry Pi 4

hardknott:
04: linux-yocto-dev, raspberrypi: apply fixed revision to kernel
05: xen: drop patch to workaround prelink on aarch64
06: xen: fix boot on the Raspberry Pi 4

honister:
07: linux-yocto-dev, xen, raspberrypi: remove tracking bbappend
08: xen: drop patch to workaround prelink on aarch64
09: xen: fix boot on the Raspberry Pi 4 with Xen 4.14

kirkstone:
10: xen, raspberry pi: replace linux-yocto-dev with linux-yocto 5.15

master:
11: xen, raspberry pi: replace linux-yocto-dev with linux-yocto 5.15

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