CircuitCo Kernel Sources and Config

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Hi Jason and Kernel Builders,

  I'm working on a project that requires us to have the sources for the
kernel, so we can add some custom modules to it. I need to get the exact
sources and config you use to build the latest CircuitCo kernel in their v4.25
software.

  Thanks in advance,

  8-Dale

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This is from memory, so please understand if we need to revisit it.

Check /etc/angstrom-version.
The tag can be used to get the exact recipe and patches.
See git.openembedded.org for the source tree with the recipe and patches. It happens to be built with the linux-omap-psp_2.6.32.bb recipe. You can open it up and see where it pulls the source. Be sure to use the tag from angstrom-version to get the exact version.

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Hi Jason,

  It appears I need a public key to get sources from git.openembedded.org.
Are you able to set this up and provide me a key so I can access the server?

  8-Dale

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Actually sounds like a mis-configured ssh issue on your end, as the
site is very public...

http://cgit.openembedded.org/

git clone git://git.openembedded.org/openembedded

Regards,

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This is from memory, so please understand if we need to revisit it.

Check /etc/angstrom-version.
The tag can be used to get the exact recipe and patches.
See git.openembedded.org for the source tree with the recipe and patches.
It happens to be built with the linux-omap-psp_2.6.32.bb recipe. You can
open it up and see where it pulls the source. Be sure to use the tag from
angstrom-version to get the exact version.

  I admit I am not git guru, but I think /etc/angstrom-version -may- be the
wrong location for the repository.

  8-Dale

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This is from memory, so please understand if we need to revisit it.

Check /etc/angstrom-version.
The tag can be used to get the exact recipe and patches.
See git.openembedded.org for the source tree with the recipe and patches.
It happens to be built with the linux-omap-psp_2.6.32.bb recipe. You can
open it up and see where it pulls the source. Be sure to use the tag from
angstrom-version to get the exact version.

   I admit I am not git guru, but I think /etc/angstrom-version -may- be the
wrong location for the repository.

It should just have info with a tag. Can you copy and paste the contents here?

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>> This is from memory, so please understand if we need to revisit it.
>>
>> Check /etc/angstrom-version.
>> The tag can be used to get the exact recipe and patches.
>> See git.openembedded.org for the source tree with the recipe and
>> patches. It happens to be built with the linux-omap-psp_2.6.32.bb
>> recipe. You can open it up and see where it pulls the source. Be sure
>> to use the tag from angstrom-version to get the exact version.
>>
> I admit I am not git guru, but I think /etc/angstrom-version -may- be
> the
>
> wrong location for the repository.

It should just have info with a tag. Can you copy and paste the contents
here?

  Can we please just get a tarball of the kernel you built for CircuitCo's
version 4.25 software? We need to match their sources so we can add some
custom modules and proceed with our development.

  The command I was trying to use is:

  git clone git://git.openembedded.org/etc/angstrom-version.git

  Remember, I am not a git guru and don't use it everyday.

  8-Dale

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there is no tarball, so just use the angstrom instructions to build it. If you write a recipe for your stuff it can even get included in the next version of the rootfs

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We are not using OE or Angstrom. Our project is Ubuntu based. We think we
have a solution using our 2.6.35.4 kernel sources and a patch my partner found
that allows recognizing the rev C beagles. We are hoping this, with the new u-
boot, will fix things for us and our users.

  Thanks to all who tried to help.

  8-Dale