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This has three major benefits: 1. We no longer have two kernel build processes to maintain 2. The build process is (IMO) cleaner and cleaves more closely to upstream. In partuclar, we use make install to install the kernel and development source/build trees, eliminating the guesswork about which files to copy. 3. The derivation has multiple outputs: the kernel and modules are in the default `out' output, while the build and source trees are in a `dev' output. This makes it possible for the full source and build tree to be kept (which is expected by out-of-tree modules) without bloating the closure of the system derivation. In addition, if a solution for how to handle queries in the presence of imports from derivations ever makes it into nix, a framework for querying the full configuration of the kernel in nix expressions is already in place. Signed-off-by: Shea Levy <shea@shealevy.com> |
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| common-config.nix | ||
| generate-config.pl | ||
| generic.nix | ||
| grsec-path.patch | ||
| linux-3.2.nix | ||
| linux-3.4.nix | ||
| linux-3.10.nix | ||
| linux-3.11.nix | ||
| linux-3.12.nix | ||
| linux-rpi-3.6.nix | ||
| linux.upstream.template | ||
| manual-config.nix | ||
| mips-ext3-n32.patch | ||
| mips-fpu-sigill.patch | ||
| mips-fpureg-emulation.patch | ||
| no-xsave.patch | ||
| patches.nix | ||
| perf.nix | ||
| sec_perm-2.6.24.patch | ||