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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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The configuration mini-language, which I had started the week before, |
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has been extended by support for conditional statements; config-modifying |
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'commands' can compare the kernel version and check whether certain config |
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options exist. |
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The project has a proper "main" script now. |
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It takes a .config file as input, applies config modifications from a |
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settings file, and creates the output .config file. |
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I've also started with documentation, which currently covers the |
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configuration mini-language and how config generation works. |
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== Plans for the next week == |
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Documentation and a few code improvements. |
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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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