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Hi everyone, |
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== Brief summary of this project == |
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kernelconfig is about generating kernel configuration files, |
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using various sources such as curated defconfigs, detected hardware, |
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installed packages and user input. |
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The project's code can be found at [0]. |
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== This week's progress == |
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This week's work has been about improving the "curated sources" code |
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from the previous week, and adding configuration sources. |
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Code-wise improvements implemented during this week include parsing of |
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arguments passed to "curated source" scripts, checking whether the target |
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architecture is supported for a particular source, and a new |
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Python-module source type that allows for better interfacing with kernelconfig. |
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As for actual sources, there are now Liquorix and Ubuntu |
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- known from the original project-, and Fedora. |
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There has been some preliminary work on adding Debian's and CentOS's |
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config files, |
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which is going to be realized early during the next week. |
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== Plans for the next week == |
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Write documentation for "curated sources". |
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Start with "hardware detection", |
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which is about mapping hardware identifiers to kernel config options. |
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[0] https://github.com/dywisor/kernelconfig |
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Regards, |
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André E. |
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